Amberwood at Holland: The Buy Right Analysis
Price floor, floor plan, pricing test, yield, and exit — the full Buy Right numbers for Amberwood at Holland, ahead of its September 2026 preview.
Price floor, floor plan, pricing test, yield, and exit — the full Buy Right numbers for Amberwood at Holland, ahead of its September 2026 preview.
Price floor, floor plan, pricing test, yield, corridor spine, and exit — the full Buy Right numbers for Lentor Gardens Residences after launch, in one analysis.
Thomson Reserve previews October 2026. Here is what it means for Braddell View and Lakeview owners — lease-decay math, Thomson View seller net proceeds, and the corridor comparison that matters.
Lentor Gardens Residences by Kingsford launched 18 Jul 2026 in D26 at $920 psf/ppr land cost, 54% take-up on launch day. James Ong's Buy Right / Manage Right analysis — the price case, the developer question, and the corridor reality.
Ten Singapore concierge condos tracked from launch to today. Marina One fell 12% from peak. Klimt Cairnhill held flat to +10%. Orchard Residences appreciated 25%+ over 15 years. The staffing story nobody publishes, and the question that separates real concierge from a lobby desk.
Branded residences carry a 15–35% premium at launch. The Ritz-Carlton has operated hotel-grade concierge for 13 years and PSF is $4,240–$6,922. Pullman's Accor Platinum benefit expires after 3 years. W Residences launched October 2025 at $3,230 psf - hotel-integrated but unproven.
Today CDL and Hong Leong paid $1,865 psf ppr for the Peck Hay Road GLS — the highest CCR residential land rate since 2018. The future Newton condo will likely launch at $3,400–$3,900 psf. Here’s what that means for buyers deciding now.|
URA released the 2H2026 GLS on 3 June 2026. Nine confirmed sites, 4,745 units, a 61,000-unit pipeline. The government is signalling something about supply, pricing and market direction. Most buyers are reading only the headline number.
Condo rents fell 1.2% in Q1 2026. 55,800 units in the supply pipeline. But OCR yields are holding at 3.2–4.0%. James breaks down which condos still make sense to hold, which to exit, and what the new launch market offers renters and landlords.