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

District 5 covers Buona Vista, Pasir Panjang, Clementi, West Coast and Dover — one of Singapore’s most diverse condo markets. Buyers here face a constant decision: buy new launch, or go resale? Here’s how the two stack up in 2026.

Pricing

New launches in District 5 currently transact at $2,400–$2,900 psf, with premium developments like The Hill @ One-North priced around $2,650–$2,800 psf. Comparable resale stock (5–10 years old) sits at $1,900–$2,400 psf. The delta is real — but so are the differences in what you’re buying.

What You Pay For With New Launch

What You Pay For With Resale

Financing Differences

For new launches, the Progressive Payment Scheme means you only service a small loan during construction, scaling up as each construction milestone is reached. For resale, you service the full loan from completion. If you’re holding cash flow capacity for other investments, this is a meaningful advantage.

Stamp Duty Is the Same

Both attract Buyer’s Stamp Duty and (if applicable) ABSD. See our stamp duty guide for current rates.

Who Should Buy New Launch

Who Should Buy Resale

2026 Specific Considerations

With interest rates normalising and URA’s One-North intensification in motion, buyers anchoring to 2024 lows will find resale increasingly competitive. New launch remains the cleaner path for long-hold owner-occupiers and investors targeting TOP 2027.

If a new launch fits your profile, check the latest pricing and available units for The Hill @ One-North.

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