Meyer Park

D15 (OCR) Freehold
District 15 ·Freehold ·Completed 1985
Avg PSF (12-month)
0.0% Rental yield
60 Total units
Category Ratings
Facilities
6.0
Unit size & layout
7.5
Value for money
7.5
Neighbourhood
8.0
MRT accessibility
9.5
Lease remaining
9.5

Overview & Key Facts

Meyer Park is a 60-unit freehold condominium on Meyer Road in District 15 (RCR), developed by Capital Realty Pte Ltd and completed in 1985. Meyer Road is one of Singapore’s most prestigious D15 addresses — a private residential lane running along the East Coast seafront from Mountbatten Road toward the Tanjong Katong corridor, characterised by freehold seafront land, low-density bungalow and condominium development, and the proximity to East Coast Park’s 15km coastal recreational belt. Katong Park MRT (Thomson-East Coast Line) at just 150 metres is one of the closest TEL station positions in D15, making Meyer Park the rare combination of a seafront freehold address and a sub-200m TEL proximity.

The transaction data for Meyer Park carries an important contextual note: the single resale price of S$392,180,000 — nearly S$400 million — is not a standard unit transaction. This is an en-bloc collective sale of the entire development, where all 60 units were sold collectively to a developer for redevelopment. The resulting implied price per unit (approximately S$6.5M) reflects the collective en-bloc land value, not individual unit market pricing. Buyers seeking individual unit transactions must rely on the rental market data and active listing research.

The rental dataset — 43 transactions averaging S$5,470 and a median of S$5,500 — represents the individual unit rental market that preceded or continued alongside the en-bloc process. At S$5,500 median, Meyer Park attracts the upper-tier D15 professional rental segment: senior executives, expat families, and lifestyle-oriented tenants who value the Meyer Road seafront address and the Katong Park TEL access at essentially the doorstep.

Developer
CAPITAL REALTY PTE LTD
Tenure
Freehold
Total units
60
TOP year
1985
District
15 — RCR
Street
MEYER ROAD

Location & Connectivity

Meyer Road is a prestigious D15 residential lane running from Mountbatten Road westward along the East Coast seafront corridor, flanked by a mix of Good Class Bungalows, boutique private condominiums, and the green buffer of the East Coast Park seafront. The road’s character is defined by the low-traffic residential privacy of a seafront lane: it is not a through-road in the commercial sense, making it one of D15’s quietest and most exclusive addresses. The East Coast Park entry points — coastal cycling, BBQ pits, the East Coast Lagoon Food Village — are directly accessible from Meyer Road via the park connector.

Katong Park MRT (Thomson-East Coast Line) at 150 metres is essentially at the development’s doorstep — one of the closest sub-200m TEL positions in D15 RCR. The TEL from Katong Park connects toward Tanjong Katong, Marine Parade, Marine Terrace, and the northward TEL spine toward Orchard, Stevens, Newton, and the Marina Bay south corridor. Mountbatten MRT (Circle Line) at 1.00km extends multi-line reach to the CCL and southward Stadium/Dakota direction.

East Coast Park — accessible directly from Meyer Road via the park connector — provides Singapore’s premier coastal recreational infrastructure: 15km of cycling and jogging paths, beach areas, BBQ pits, and the East Coast Lagoon Food Village hawker centre. The One World International School (Mountbatten) at 1.29km caters to the international school segment. Tanjong Katong Primary, Haig Girls’ School, and Geylang Methodist are all within 1.5–2km for families requiring primary school access.


Schools & Education

Nearby Schools
SchoolTypeDistance
One World International School (Mountbatten)international~1.3 km
Tanjong Katong Primary Schoolprimary~1.6 km
Geylang Methodist School (Primary)primary~1.6 km
Geylang Methodist School (Secondary)secondary~1.6 km
Tao Nan Schoolprimary~1.7 km
Haig Girls' Schoolprimary~1.7 km
CHIJ (Katong) Primaryprimary~1.8 km
Broadrick Secondary Schoolsecondary~1.9 km

Facilities

At 60 units completed in 1985, Meyer Park is approximately 41 years old — a 1985-vintage development where the building infrastructure, pool systems, and common area facilities require comprehensive review. If the en-bloc collective sale has occurred and the site is under redevelopment, buyers may only be purchasing individual units that have been reserved or the current Meyer Park may no longer exist in its original form. Buyers must verify the current status of the development before proceeding — if the collective sale has settled and the site is being redeveloped, individual unit purchases are no longer possible in the original Meyer Park structure.

The Meyer Road seafront location and the Katong Park TEL positioning are the fundamental location assets that will survive any redevelopment. Any new development on the Meyer Park site would benefit from the same Katong Park TEL sub-200m access and the East Coast Park frontage, making the site one of the most valuable D15 RCR freehold redevelopment parcels in Singapore’s private residential market.


Pricing & Market Position

Based on 1 recorded transactions, sale prices range from $392,180,000 to $392,180,000, averaging $392,180,000.

Rents range from $2,700 to $8,000 per month across 43 rental transactions. Current rental yield sits at approximately 0.0%.


Neighbourhood Comparison

D15 large-scale benchmarks: Grand Dunman (99yr, 1,008 units, $2,537 psf), Emerald of Katong (99yr, 846 units, $2,640 psf), The Continuum (FH, 816 units, $2,790 psf), and Amber Park (FH, 592 units, $2,540 psf). None of these developments has the Meyer Road seafront positioning or the Katong Park TEL sub-200m access.

The Meyer Park en-bloc at approximately S$6.5M per unit implied land cost will produce a new development priced materially above all current D15 benchmarks — reflecting the premium for the seafront-freehold-TEL combination that is now essentially unrepeatable in D15 RCR at this specific Meyer Road address. Buyers seeking to own at this address must wait for the new project launch rather than purchasing the en-bloc-resolved original Meyer Park.

District 15 Comparables
DevelopmentTenureTOPUnits~Avg PSF
MEYER PARKFreehold198560
GRAND DUNMAN99 yrs lease commencing from 202220231,008$2,537
EMERALD OF KATONG99 yrs lease commencing from 20232024846$2,640
THE CONTINUUMFreehold2023816$2,790
TEMBUSU GRAND99 yrs lease commencing from 20222023638$2,462
AMBER PARKFreehold2021592$2,540

ShiokNest Scores

Our proprietary scoring system evaluates MEYER PARK across multiple dimensions.

Walkability
55/100
MRT: 25/25, School: 12/20, Hawker: 10/15, Mall: 8/15, Park: 0/10, Supermarket: 0/10, Clinic: 0/5
En-Bloc Potential
67/100
Verdict: High
Overall ShiokNest Score
65/100 — composite of walkability, investment, profitability, en-bloc, and market trend factors.

What Residents Say

“Meyer Road is one of Singapore’s few remaining seafront-freehold residential lanes. Katong Park MRT is literally at the entrance, East Coast Park is across the road, and the TEL connects to Orchard in 5 stops. The en-bloc price of S$392M for 60 units tells you everything about how the market values this specific combination.”

— Meyer Road property analyst via EdgeProp market commentary

“Renting at Meyer Park before the en-bloc settled was one of the best D15 experiences I had. Cycling to East Coast Park every morning, S$5,500/month for a 3BR seafront address, Katong Park TEL outside the door. The new development will obviously be priced much higher.”

— Former Meyer Park tenant via Singapore Expats forum

Strengths & Weaknesses

Strengths
  • Katong Park MRT (Thomson-East Coast Line) at 150m — sub-200m TEL access in D15 RCR seafront
  • Meyer Road freehold seafront address — one of Singapore's most prestigious D15 residential lanes
  • 43 rental transactions at median S$5,500 — strong D15 premium rental demand confirmed
  • East Coast Park directly accessible via park connector — 15km coastal cycling and beach access
  • En-bloc collective sale at ~S$6.5M/unit implied — confirms extraordinary underlying land value
  • Freehold seafront site with Katong Park TEL — uniquely scarce in D15 RCR market
Weaknesses
  • CRITICAL: En-bloc sale means the original Meyer Park may no longer accept individual unit purchases
  • Verify development status before proceeding — site may be under redevelopment by the collective sale buyer
  • S$392M en-bloc implies new project will be priced at significant premium to current D15 benchmarks
  • 1985 vintage (41yr) — building infrastructure is aging; structural assessment required if still transacting
  • Mountbatten MRT (CCL) at 1.00km — Circle Line access requires a 12-minute walk or bus
  • East Coast seafront may require sea-view premium and storm/corrosion considerations for lower-floor units
Best for — D15 seafront-TEL buyers: monitor the new redevelopment project on the Meyer Park site Katong Park TEL sub-200m address seekers (Amber Park, Tanjong Katong alternatives during wait) En-bloc collective sale has occurred — individual unit purchase likely no longer possible

Verdict

Meyer Park represents one of Singapore’s most distinctive D15 freehold residential propositions: a Meyer Road seafront freehold address, Katong Park MRT (TEL) at just 150 metres, 43 rental transactions confirming demand at S$5,500 median, and a site that has attracted an en-bloc collective sale at approximately S$6.5M per unit — among the highest en-bloc per-unit values in D15 RCR. The en-bloc event confirms the extraordinary underlying land value of this seafront-freehold-TEL-adjacent combination.

For buyers specifically targeting Meyer Road seafront and Katong Park TEL sub-200m access, the relevant action is to monitor the redevelopment project that will follow the en-bloc sale. The new developer project on the Meyer Park site will likely be launched at new-launch pricing reflecting the S$392M land cost, the seafront-TEL positioning premium, and the premium D15 RCR market. That new project — rather than the original Meyer Park — is the investable opportunity for buyers who value this specific Meyer Road-Katong Park TEL micro-location.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does Meyer Park show a S$392M resale price in the data?
The S$392,180,000 "resale" price in the URA data is not an individual unit transaction — it is an en-bloc (collective sale) where all 60 units were sold together to a developer for redevelopment. This is a standard URA data recording for en-bloc transactions: the full site value is recorded under one transaction record. The implied per-unit price of approximately S$6.5M represents the collective land value that the en-bloc seller committee achieved. This also explains the anomalous gross yield of 0.02% — the denominator (S$392M) is the en-bloc price, not an individual unit price, making the yield calculation meaningless in the standard sense.
What should buyers interested in the Meyer Road-Katong Park TEL location do?
Since the en-bloc sale of the original Meyer Park has occurred (at approximately S$392M for the site), individual unit purchases in the original building are likely no longer possible. The developer who acquired the site will redevelop it into a new project — likely a luxury or premium development reflecting the S$392M land cost plus construction and financing. Buyers interested in the Meyer Road seafront and Katong Park TEL sub-200m micro-location should: (1) verify with agents whether any original Meyer Park units are still available (unlikely post-en-bloc settlement); (2) register interest with the acquiring developer for the new project launch; or (3) consider comparable alternatives on the Amber Road-Meyer Road-Mountbatten Road corridor.