I read every developer sale recorded by URA over the past twelve months and lined each project up against its region's median. Seven have an entry tier well under it, and about 499 of their units are still unsold. Tell me your brief and I'll send you the ones that fit, checked unit by unit, within one working day.
launches with an entry tier more than S$300 psf under their region's median
psf gap between each project's entry tier and its region's going rate
developer-sale caveats read, Oct 2025 to Sep 2026, all non-landed
units estimated still unsold across the seven, as at 14 Sep 2026
Not a brochure and not a portal search. A short list of specific units, each one checked against what has actually transacted in the same block, with the gap to the region shown next to it.
Stack, floor band, size, asking price and the psf gap to the region and to the block's own record.
Sent to your WhatsApp. If nothing fits your brief, I'll say so rather than pad the list.
Developer sales are reported to URA in full. I use those, not asking prices and not marketing psf.
If two or three of these sound like you, the list will be useful. If none do, it probably won't be, and I'd rather tell you that now.
"Every launch I look at seems to be S$2,700 psf and up. Is anything in the central region still under that?"Six of the seven are in the Rest of Central Region, with entry tiers from S$2,073 psf.
"The showflat quotes one psf. How do I know what the block is really selling at?"Developer sales are all reported to URA. The record is public; reading it just takes time.
"If a unit is cheaper than the rest, is something wrong with it?"Sometimes. Low floor, a less favoured stack or a late-phase reprice are the usual reasons. The list says which.
"I'm upgrading from an HDB. I want to buy well, not just buy new."The gap to the region is the number that matters when you sell in five to eight years.
"I don't have weekends to spend touring seven showflats."You get the shortlist first and visit only the two or three worth your time.
"Would I be better off in resale?"Resale medians are lower across every region. The table below shows the gap, and the list is for people who still want new.
Three tables, all from URA caveat data retrieved on 14 Sep 2026. First the baseline, then the seven launches, then the cheapest unit each one has sold since April.
| Region | Developer sales median psf | Caveats | Resale median psf | Caveats | New vs resale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Core Central (CCR)D09, D10, D11, Downtown Core and Sentosa | S$3,080 | 1,793 | S$2,182 | 2,075 | +S$898 |
| Rest of Central (RCR)City fringe outside the CCR: D03–D05, D07, D08, D12–D15, D20 and parts of D01–D02 | S$2,774 | 2,720 | S$1,955 | 3,365 | +S$819 |
| Outside Central (OCR)Everywhere else | S$2,255 | 3,369 | S$1,566 | 5,436 | +S$689 |
URA caveat data, private non-landed (Condominium and Apartment, strata), New Sale and Resale, Oct 2025 – Sep 2026, retrieved 14 Sep 2026. "Going rate" on this page = the developer-sales median of the region. Region groupings follow URA's market segments.
| Project | Gap to region | Entry tier psf | Project median psf | Region · district | Units sold under region median | Est. unsold | Expected TOP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Terra HillFreehold · Hoi Hup Sunway · 270 units | −S$701 | S$2,073 | S$2,594 | RCR · D05 | 94% | 32 | Q1 2028 (dev. est.) |
| The Sen99-year · SL Capital · 347 units | −S$516 | S$2,258 | S$2,338 | RCR · D21 | 100% | 189 | Aug 2030 (dev. est.) |
| Grand Dunman99-year · 1,008 units | −S$484 | S$2,290 | S$2,476 | RCR · D15 | 97% | 88 | TOP obtained |
| Hudson Place Residences99-year · 327 units | −S$408 | S$2,366 | S$2,481 | RCR · D05 | 100% | 106 | Sep 2029 (dev. est.) |
| The ContinuumFreehold · Hoi Hup Sunway · 816 units | −S$312 | S$2,462 | S$2,778 | RCR · D15 | 48% | 15 | Q2 2027 (dev. est.) |
| Canberra Crescent Residences99-year · 376 units | −S$309 | S$1,946 | S$2,011 | OCR · D27 | 100% | 30 | Q3–Q4 2028 (dev. est.) |
| Bloomsbury Residences99-year · Qingjian & Forsea · 358 units | −S$304 | S$2,470 | S$2,563 | RCR · D05 | 100% | 39 | 2029 (dev. est.) |
URA caveat data, New Sale, Condominium and Apartment, Oct 2025 – Sep 2026, retrieved 14 Sep 2026. Entry tier = the project's 10th-percentile psf over the window (the cheapest one in ten units sold). Gap = region's developer-sales median (table 1) minus entry tier. "Units sold under region median" = share of the project's caveats in the window below its region's median. Est. unsold = total units minus all New Sale caveats since launch; developer-held and unreleased units are counted as unsold. Total units and expected TOP from the datapoco listings index and the developers' published project details; TOP dates are developers' estimates. A launch qualifies with at least 50 caveats in the window, a sale in July 2026 or later, and a gap over S$300.
Six of the seven are RCR, one is OCR, none are CCR. That is where the gap opens up: the RCR median is pulled up by city-fringe launches selling near or above S$2,800 psf, while projects at Media Circle, Dunman Road and Jalan Jurong Kechil sell well under it and still count as central.
The Continuum is a special case. Its overall median matches the region. It is on the list because of its compact one-bedders, which sold at S$2,462 psf on the low floors. If you want a bigger unit there, expect the region's rate.
| Project | Floor band | Strata size | Price | psf | Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Terra Hill | 01–05 | 1,335 sq ft | S$2,581,000 | S$1,934 | Sep 2026 |
| Canberra Crescent Residences | 01–05 | 1,216 sq ft | S$2,355,200 | S$1,936 | Apr 2026 |
| Grand Dunman | 16–20 | 710 sq ft | S$1,577,000 | S$2,220 | Aug 2026 |
| The Sen | 01–05 | 1,109 sq ft | S$2,472,000 | S$2,230 | Aug 2026 |
| Hudson Place Residences | 01–05 | 646 sq ft | S$1,455,000 | S$2,253 | May 2026 |
| The Continuum | 01–05 | 560 sq ft | S$1,378,000 | S$2,462 | Apr 2026 |
| Bloomsbury Residences | 11–15 | 678 sq ft | S$1,678,000 | S$2,474 | Apr 2026 |
URA caveat data, New Sale, Apr – Sep 2026, retrieved 14 Sep 2026. Sizes are URA strata area converted at 10.7639 sq ft per sqm and rounded. These are recorded past sales, not units currently for sale; the list you receive shows what is available now, priced against these. Past transactions do not predict future prices.
A cheap psf is not automatically a good buy. What matters is which of these four is doing the work, because two of them are worth paying attention to and two are just the price of what you're getting.
"Rest of Central" covers Media Circle in Queenstown and Dunman Road in Katong alike. A D05 launch prices against its own neighbourhood, but it is measured against a median that includes D03 launches selling near S$3,000 psf.
When a project is 95% sold and near completion, the remaining stacks are usually the ones the developer is willing to move on. Grand Dunman has its TOP and The Continuum has an estimated 15 units left. That is where the entry tier comes from.
Three- and four-bedders price lower per square foot than one-bedders in the same block. Terra Hill's S$1,934 psf sale was a 1,335 sq ft unit. On a quantum basis it is still S$2.58M, so the gap is real but it is not a cheap flat.
Every one of the seven's cheapest units in table 3 sits on floors 1 to 20, and five of them on floors 1 to 5. Some of those stacks face something you'd rather not face. Some just face the pool from a low floor. The list tells you which.
Region, budget, what you'll use the home for and when you'd buy. The seven projects are the universe; your brief is the filter.
Not against the asking price of the unit next door. Against the URA caveats for the same block, floor band and layout, so you can see the gap for yourself.
Who buys this unit from you in five to eight years, and what will they compare it with? A layout the resale market rewards is worth more than a discount on one it doesn't.
Low floor, facing, stack position, late-phase release or size. Each unit on the list carries its reason so nothing is a surprise at the showflat.
Government land sales and launches nearby set the competition when you sell. If a project has a large supply pipeline next door, the list says so.
A short document on WhatsApp, usually five to twelve units. It is meant to be read in ten minutes and to save you three weekends.
You'll also get a short note on which two or three are worth a showflat visit and why, plus the developer's current balance-unit position where I can confirm it.
Send me the listFormat only. Figures are a recorded Aug 2026 Grand Dunman caveat, not a unit currently for sale; your list carries what is available now.
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"I've sold launches from the developer's side for years. The psf on the price list and the psf in the caveats are two different numbers, and the second one is the only one that counts when you sell. I'd rather you see it before you buy than after."
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