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A BOUTIQUE MIXED-DEVELOPMENT AT THE HEART OF ONE-NORTH

Three of Singapore’s most established west-side neighbourhoods sit shoulder-to-shoulder: Buona Vista (District 5), Queenstown (District 3) and Holland Village (District 10). They overlap in catchment but differ meaningfully in price, vibe and buyer profile. Here’s how to choose.

Buona Vista

Buona Vista is the business-commuter’s pick. The MRT interchange connects East-West and Circle Lines, putting Raffles Place five stops away. It’s a direct beneficiary of One-North’s employment base and hosts developments like The Hill @ One-North, One-North Residences, and Rochester Residences.

Queenstown

Queenstown is older, more HDB-dominated, and undergoing aggressive urban renewal under the Greater Southern Waterfront plan. Recent launches (Stirling Residences, Commonwealth Towers, Margaret Drive GLS) pushed psf above $2,500. Queenstown MRT and Commonwealth MRT handle transport.

Holland Village

Holland V is the lifestyle pick — low-rise charm, Michelin-rated F&B, Cold Storage, Holland Village MRT on the Circle Line. District 10 status commands a premium. New launches (One Holland Village, Van Holland) sit above $3,000 psf. Supply is limited.

Side-by-Side Comparison

Buona VistaQueenstownHolland V
District5310
New-launch PSF$2,400–2,900$2,500–3,000$2,900–3,400
Yield~4%~3.8%~3.3%
CBD travel18 min15 min22 min
VibeBusiness-park, familyMature HDB, renewingExpat-lifestyle

Which Should You Pick?

If you work in One-North, Jurong, NUS or NUH, Buona Vista offers the lowest opportunity cost of time. If you want a District 3 address with CBD proximity and regeneration upside, Queenstown works. If budget is not the binding constraint and you want an established lifestyle address, Holland V is hard to beat.

For buyers leaning toward Buona Vista, review the floor plans and site plan for The Hill @ One-North, or book a showflat visit.

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