The former Thomson View site took 17 years and five en bloc attempts before finally selling for $810M. Now redeveloped by UOL, SingLand and CapitaLand, it becomes the largest new launch in D20 since JadeScape. Here is everything buyers need to know before the Q3 2026 showflat opens.
Thomson View finally sold after 5 attempts and 17 years. UOL, SingLand & CapitaLand paid $810M ($1,178 psf ppr) for Singapore's largest en bloc since Chuan Park. ~1,240 units. Expected launch 2026. Here's the complete buyer guide.
GuocoLand just paid $1,278 psf ppr — a record for Lentor Hills. 4 of 6 launches fully sold. Next project: est. $2,700 psf. If you're watching Lentor, here's the complete data picture before the launch books open.
JadeScape launched in 2018 at ~$1,700 psf. It's now trading at $2,293 psf average — with one penthouse netting a $4.4M gain. If you bought JadeScape, here's what your paper gain looks like today and what the same corridor offers next.
Upper Thomson has the schools, the character, and the track record. Lentor has the trajectory, the affordability, and six launches at 94% sold before the seventh even prices. Here's the honest data-backed comparison for buyers deciding between Singapore's two fastest-rising northern corridors.
You cannot build another MacRitchie. In property, "permanent" is the ultimate value driver. We break down the data behind the District 20 nature premium—from JadeScape's resale performance to the record-breaking Springleaf Residence launch—and what it means for your 2026 exit strategy.
