JadeScape trades at $2,293 psf, up 67% since 2018. Seven layers deep: is it still a defensible entry, or has the run already priced in the next five years?
Upper Thomson, Lentor and Springleaf are three distinct investment stories within the same TEL corridor. Here is how each zone reads in 2026 and where opportunity still exists.
AMO Residences sold out in July 2022 at what was then Singapore's highest OCR launch psf — breaking the $2,000 barrier. Three years on, subsale transactions are confirming $300K–$500K gains. Here's the honest 2026 state-of-play for owners and buyers watching District 20.
District 26's landed and new-launch condo market has repriced meaningfully since the Thomson-East Coast Line opened Springleaf MRT Station, with the latest GLS land bid for Upper Thomson Road Parcel A coming in 17% above Springleaf Residence's land cost a year earlier.
Landed homes in Upper Thomson have climbed from $350 psf in 1996 to $1,750 psf by 2021. With land scarcity locked into Singapore's urban policy, one estate keeps quietly compounding. Here's what the data says — and what it means for your next move.
Thomson View sold for $810M after 17 years of failed attempts. Here's what the headlines missed — and why buyers who chose new launches instead came out significantly ahead.
Upper Thomson and Lentor both price in the same OCR band, roughly $2,100-$2,300 psf for typical units, on similar land costs ($905 psf ppr for Springleaf vs $920 for Lentor Gardens).
Prata at midnight, artisan coffee at dawn, MacRitchie five minutes on foot. Upper Thomson is one of Singapore's last neighbourhoods with genuine character at an accessible price point. Here's the complete 2026 guide — food, housing options, and why buyers who move here rarely want to leave.
