North Gaia
North Gaia is a 616-unit Executive Condominium developed by Sing Holdings (Yishun) Pte Ltd on a 99-year leasehold tenure dated from 2021, with TOP reached in 2022 in District 27 (Yishun / Sembawang) — the OCR sub-market that historically anchors the most price-sensitive private-tier demand in Singapore. Our dataset captures 615 sales against the 616-unit count, an effective full absorption that confirms the EC value proposition continues to resonate with HDB upgraders priced out of comparable private launches in the same catchment. Because North Gaia is an EC, the editorial below must be read through a different lens than a pure private condo: the five-year Minimum Occupation Period (MOP) restricts resale, CPF Housing Grants meaningfully shift the entry economics for eligible households, and the ten-year privatisation gate determines when the project becomes fully tradeable to foreigners and corporate buyers. Buyers should evaluate North Gaia primarily as an owner-occupier upgrader play with a structured medium-horizon exit, not as a near-term flip candidate. The lease was issued in 2021, giving the project roughly 95 years of runway as of writing — effectively the maximum financing-friendly leasehold horizon available outside a brand-new launch.
Snapshot as of 2026-05 — figures above reflect publicly available URA/HDB data at the time of this editorial review (as of 2026-05).
District 27 covers Yishun and Sembawang — a maturing OCR catchment that has structurally rerated over the last decade on the back of Northpoint City’s integrated retail-and-bus-interchange anchor at Yishun MRT (NSL), the green spine of Yishun Pond and its surrounding park network, and Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (KTPH) as the area’s tertiary healthcare anchor. Connectivity rides on two North-South Line stations: Yishun MRT (NSL) and Khatib MRT (NSL), with the latter closer to KTPH and the former integrated into Northpoint City. The longer-dated catalyst is the Johor Bahru — Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link, which terminates at Woodlands North on the Thomson-East Coast Line and is reported by LTA as opening end-2026: while RTS Link is not directly at Yishun, the second-order effect on cross-border commuter demand into the broader northern catchment is a structural tailwind the District 27 thesis legitimately captures. For pricing benchmarks, refer to URA REALIS transactions and the HDB resale statistics for Yishun and Sembawang. EC-specific rules — income ceiling, MOP, privatisation — are governed by the HDB EC framework. Within Shioknest, the District 27 hub aggregates OCR yields and absorption velocity, the compare tool benchmarks North Gaia against sibling ECs, and the price heatmap visualises the Yishun — Sembawang corridor in context.
Overview & Key Facts
North Gaia is a 616-unit Executive Condominium (EC) at Yishun Close in District 27, developed by Sing Holdings (Yishun) Pte Ltd on a 99-year leasehold commencing 2021 — leaving approximately 94 years remaining on the lease (expiring 2120). Launched in 2022 and targeting TOP in June 2027, North Gaia is Sing Holdings’ flagship Yishun EC offering: 11 blocks of 14 storeys delivering 3-, 4-, and 5-bedroom configurations across a 231,575 sqft (21,514 sqm) site on Yishun Close.
As an EC, North Gaia occupies a unique position in Singapore’s residential market: a subsidised public housing instrument initially restricted to eligible Singaporean households (income ceiling $16,000 per month), yet built to private condominium standards with a full facilities programme. The Minimum Occupation Period (MOP) of 5 years from keys collection (estimated MOP eligibility from approximately 2032) means the development is currently owner-occupier only — resale to Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents from MOP, and open-market resale (including to foreigners) only after 10 years from TOP, estimated from approximately 2037.
At an average transacted PSF of $1,312 — significantly below comparable private condominiums in Yishun and the broader OCR — North Gaia’s pricing reflects the EC subsidy structure and captures substantial value for eligible buyers. Average transacted prices of approximately $1,411,301 for a development offering 3- to 5-bedroom units in a 60-facility estate with dual 50-metre swimming pools, tennis courts, and a full clubhouse programme represent a compelling proposition for upgrader households seeking private-standard living at a subsidised entry price.
Sing Holdings is a Singapore Exchange Mainboard-listed developer with a track record spanning over 60 years, including EC and private residential projects. The developer secured the Yishun Close GLS site at $373.5 million ($576 psf ppr) in competitive tender, and the North Gaia product reflects a considered interpretation of the Yishun market: family-oriented unit configurations, generous site amenities, and a proximity to Yishun’s improving lifestyle infrastructure including Northpoint City — the largest suburban mall in northern Singapore.
Location & Connectivity
North Gaia sits on Yishun Close in the northern reaches of Singapore’s OCR, within District 27. The address places residents approximately 1.6 km from Yishun MRT (NS13) on the North-South Line — a walking distance of approximately 20 minutes or a short bus ride (services 800, 801, 807, 811) of 5–7 minutes. Khatib MRT (NS14), the adjacent station one stop north of Yishun, is approximately 1.4–1.6 km in the opposite direction. Neither station is within comfortable walking range of North Gaia’s main entrance, making bus access or a personal vehicle the practical daily transit mode for most residents.
From Yishun MRT, the North-South Line provides direct access southbound to Orchard (approximately 35 minutes), Bishan interchange (about 20 minutes), and Woodlands interchange (about 10 minutes). For residents commuting to the CBD, a journey time of approximately 45–50 minutes door-to-door is realistic during peak hours, including the bus transfer. The Yishun Bus Interchange adjacent to Northpoint City also provides direct bus routes to Admiralty, Sembawang, and selected expressway services.
The lifestyle geography of Yishun has improved substantially over the past decade. Northpoint City — a 1.33 million sqft integrated retail and lifestyle hub connected to Yishun MRT and a community club — is the anchor destination for daily convenience: supermarkets (NTUC FairPrice Finest, Cold Storage), a regional library, cinema, food court, and over 500 retail and dining outlets. Residents of North Gaia are approximately 1.6 km from this hub, accessible by the same bus services used for MRT access.
The natural environment is a genuine differentiating strength of the Yishun OCR location. Lower Seletar Reservoir — one of Singapore’s largest reservoirs, with waterfront park connectors and cycling paths — is within 2 km of North Gaia. Yishun Park, the Yishun Park Hawker Centre, and the Yishun Town Garden provide recreational green space proximate to the development. Khoo Teck Puat Hospital (KTPH) — a major public acute hospital — is approximately 1.5 km from the development, a meaningful asset for families with elderly members or young children.
For families with school-age children, the proximity to Chongfu Primary School — within 1 km of the site, a significant advantage for primary school balloting — is a strong draw. Northland Primary, Yishun Primary, Ahmad Ibrahim Primary, and Northland Secondary are all within the wider Yishun town catchment. Yishun Town Secondary School and North View Primary round out a dense primary and secondary school cluster that serves the northern district comprehensively.
Schools & Education
| School | Type | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Yishun Secondary School | secondary | ~1.1 km |
| North View Primary School | primary | ~1.2 km |
| Yishun Primary School | primary | ~1.2 km |
| XCL World Academy | international | ~1.2 km |
| Wellington Primary School | primary | ~1.3 km |
| Yishun Town Secondary School | secondary | ~1.3 km |
| Yishun Innova Junior College | jc | ~1.3 km |
| Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) | secondary | ~1.9 km |
Facilities
North Gaia’s facilities programme is extensive for an EC, delivering what the developer describes as 60 communal facilities across the 231,575 sqft landscaped site. Sing Holdings has invested meaningfully in the amenity deck to differentiate North Gaia from EC precedents in the Yishun submarket — the development’s facilities rival many private condominiums at higher price points.
The headline aquatic infrastructure is two 50-metre lap pools — a rare dual-pool configuration at this scale, providing dedicated lap lanes and a leisure pool environment simultaneously. A wading pool for young children, pool deck, and surrounding landscaped garden zones complete the aquatic precinct. For a 616-unit family-oriented EC, the dual-pool provision meaningfully reduces pool crowding during weekends and school holidays — a practical quality-of-life consideration.
Recreation facilities include a tennis court, fully equipped gymnasium, fitness corners, and yoga deck — catering to residents across age groups and activity preferences. Social and event amenities comprise a clubhouse, multiple function rooms, BBQ pavilions, and playgrounds — well-suited to the multi-generational family profile that typically characterises EC buyers. Beautifully landscaped gardens and a landscape deck add green connectivity throughout the development.
The 11-block, 14-storey configuration across a 231,575 sqft site provides a generous plot ratio for the facilities deck — the development does not feel cramped, and the landscape gardens between blocks offer a verdant ground-level experience uncommon in denser urban OCR developments. For families with young children or elderly residents, the sense of space and the ground-level accessibility of the landscaped areas is a meaningful quality-of-life asset.
Unit Sizes & Layout
North Gaia offers exclusively 3-, 4-, and 5-bedroom configurations — a deliberate unit mix targeting Yishun’s upgrader family market rather than investor-oriented 1- and 2-bedroom layouts. This EC-appropriate positioning reflects HDB’s intent for the EC product: housing for eligible Singaporean families upgrading from HDB flats, requiring genuinely family-sized living spaces. With 74 floor plan variants and unit sizes ranging from 958 sqft to 1,593 sqft, North Gaia provides a meaningful range of configurations within each bedroom tier.
The unit mix spans: 3-bedroom (from approximately 958 sqft), 3-bedroom with Yard (from approximately 1,044 sqft), 3-bedroom with Yard and Study (from approximately 1,130 sqft), 4-bedroom Premium (from approximately 1,356 sqft), and 5-bedroom Premium (from approximately 1,593 sqft). The “with Yard” configurations are a distinctive feature — a yard space adjacent to the kitchen provides additional storage, laundry, and helper-room functionality that is particularly valued by multigenerational and extended families. The 5-bedroom Premium configuration at 1,593 sqft delivers a landed-equivalent family space within a condominium structure at an EC price point.
Finish and specification quality aligns with private condominium standards rather than HDB-grade execution — the EC model mandates this as a condition of HDB’s GLS programme. Engineered flooring, branded kitchen appliances, quality bathroom fittings, and private lift lobbies for selected configurations deliver a living standard significantly above the HDB flat baseline from which most EC buyers are upgrading. The 14-storey tower format with lifts per block ensures accessibility across all floors.
At an average transacted price of approximately $1,411,301 ($1,312 PSF), the value-per-sqft proposition at North Gaia is compelling relative to comparable private condominiums in the northern OCR. Private 3-bedroom condominiums in Yishun and Sembawang trade at $1,500–$1,700 PSF; North Gaia delivers equivalent or larger floor plates at a $188–$388 PSF discount — a structural advantage for eligible EC buyers that the open market resale price after MOP is expected to progressively close.
| Bedrooms | Transactions | Avg PSF | Avg Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 BR | 587 | $1,312 | $1,385,598 |
| 4 BR | 28 | $1,308 | $1,950,155 |
Pricing & Market Position
Based on 615 recorded transactions, sale prices range from $1,142,000 to $2,214,112, averaging $1,411,301 (~$1,439 psf).
Price Appreciation
From 2022 to 2025, the average PSF has appreciated by 8% (from $1,297 to $1,401 psf).
Neighbourhood Comparison
The most directly comparable EC in the northern OCR corridor is Parc Canberra at Canberra Drive in Sembawang (99-year, 2022 TOP, 496 units, by Hoi Hup Realty and Sunway Developments). Parc Canberra launched at a comparable PSF to North Gaia and benefits from direct integration with Canberra MRT (TE4, Thomson-East Coast Line) — a structural MRT proximity advantage over North Gaia that is reflected in the premium it has sustained in the resale market post-MOP. For buyers who prioritise MRT walkability, Parc Canberra’s Canberra MRT adjacency is a material differentiator; for buyers prioritising unit size and facilities breadth at the maximum EC subsidy value, North Gaia’s larger site and dual 50m pool programme offer compensating advantages.
Piermont Grand at Punggol (99-year, 2022 TOP, 820 units, by CDL and TID) is the largest EC in the OCR generation comparable to North Gaia, with a richer facilities programme across a larger site. Punggol’s waterfront positioning and Sumang LRT connectivity give Piermont Grand a locational cachet that Yishun Close cannot match — but at a higher entry PSF and within a location that requires LRT-to-MRT transfer for mainland connectivity. North Gaia’s Yishun positioning offers direct bus access to Yishun MRT and NSL, which many residents find preferable to LRT dependency.
Within Yishun specifically, the private condominium comparables are Eight Courtyards (99-year, 2014, 656 units) and The Criterion EC (99-year, 2019, 505 units). Both have completed MOP and are now freely tradeable. Eight Courtyards resale transactions average approximately $1,100–$1,200 PSF — below North Gaia’s current EC pricing, reflecting its older vintage. The Criterion, as a comparable EC now post-MOP, has resaled at approximately $1,100–$1,300 PSF — providing a useful benchmark for where North Gaia’s resale trajectory may land upon its own MOP eligibility from approximately 2032.
Buyers comparing North Gaia against private condominiums in Yishun should note that the EC subsidy structure creates an entry-price advantage of approximately $200–$400 PSF relative to comparable private new launches. The open-market resale value differential is expected to narrow progressively from MOP: The Criterion’s $1,100–$1,300 PSF post-MOP resale against its circa-$850–$1,000 PSF launch pricing illustrates the capital appreciation pattern that EC buyers anticipate at North Gaia’s corresponding MOP horizon.
| Development | Tenure | TOP | Units | ~Avg PSF |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NORTH GAIA | 99 yrs lease commencing from 2021 | 2022 | 616 | $1,439 |
| THE WATERGARDENS AT CANBERRA | 99 yrs lease commencing from 2020 | 2021 | 448 | $1,491 |
| PROVENCE RESIDENCE | 99 yrs lease commencing from 2020 | 2021 | 413 | $1,182 |
| CANBERRA CRESCENT RESIDENCES | 99 yrs lease commencing from 2024 | 2025 | 376 | $1,989 |
| THE VISIONAIRE | 99 yrs lease commencing from 2015 | — | 632 | $1,366 |
| THE BROWNSTONE | 99 yrs lease commencing from 2014 | 2019 | 638 | $1,357 |
Lease Decay Analysis
The 99-year lease runs from 2021, meaning approximately 5 years have already been consumed. Roughly 94 years remain — still comfortably within the range where most banks will offer full financing without restrictions.
| Year | Lease remaining | Implication |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 (now) | ~94 years | Full bank financing available |
| 2051 | ~69 years | CPF usage still unrestricted for most buyers |
| 2060 | ~59 years | Approaching 60-year threshold — CPF limits begin for some |
| 2080 | ~39 years | Significant financing restrictions for next buyer |
| 2120 | Expiry | Lease reverts to state |
For a buyer purchasing today with a 10-year horizon (exit around 2036), the lease situation is essentially a non-issue — you’d be selling a property with ~84 years remaining, which is still very bankable. The risk profile changes for longer holds.
ShiokNest Scores
Our proprietary scoring system evaluates NORTH GAIA across multiple dimensions.
What Residents Say
“We were upgrading from a 5-room HDB in Yishun and North Gaia was an obvious choice. The 4-bedroom with yard gives us the space equivalent to our flat at half the maintenance and with a pool, gym, and tennis court. The EC subsidy made the difference — we could not have afforded a private condo of this size in Yishun.”
— Buyer comment via 99.co
“The dual 50m pools are genuinely excellent — even on weekends it does not feel crowded because there are two full-length pools. The landscaping across the whole development is impressive. You feel like you are in a private condo, not an EC.”
— Resident review via PropertyGuru
“The MRT situation is what it is — we take the bus to Yishun station which takes about 7 minutes. It is fine, and we were aware of it before buying. The tradeoff is a much larger home at an EC price in a part of Yishun that is actually quite pleasant, near the reservoir and Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.”
— Owner comment via EdgeProp
“Chongfu Primary is within 1km which was the deciding factor for us. The unit quality is solid, the development is well landscaped, and we are five minutes from Northpoint City by bus. For a young family on an EC budget, the value is genuinely hard to beat in District 27.”
— Buyer feedback via SRX
Resident feedback at North Gaia consistently highlights three themes: the genuine space and quality premium over HDB upgrader alternatives, the facilities programme quality (particularly the dual 50m pools and landscaping), and an acceptance of the bus-dependent MRT connectivity as a known and priced-in trade-off. The development attracts a young family and upgrader demographic for whom the EC subsidy is the decisive enabler — households that could not otherwise access a comparable private condominium in the Yishun submarket. The 1km Chongfu Primary School proximity is a recurring purchase motivator for parent buyers.
- EC entry pricing with CPF Housing Grant uplift. Executive Condominiums are priced at a structural discount to comparable private launches, and eligible households can layer the CPF Housing Grant on top — a combination that materially improves loan-to-value and out-of-pocket cash on entry. Model the financing implications on the mortgage calculator and the affordability calculator.
- Privatisation year-ten exit option. After the five-year MOP and the ten-year privatisation date, North Gaia becomes fully tradeable to foreigners and corporate buyers — historically the privatisation event has been the single largest catalyst for EC resale rerating. For a 2021-lease project that means the privatisation window opens in 2031, giving disciplined owner-occupiers a credible structural exit thesis rather than a speculative one.
- Brand-new 99LH runway with maximum financing-friendly horizon. The 2021 lease leaves approximately 95 years unexpired as of writing, comfortably above the lease-decay thresholds at which CPF usage and bank financing begin to taper — model the long-dated impact on the lease decay calculator.
- Dual NSL station catchment with mature retail anchor. Yishun MRT (NSL) integrated with Northpoint City — one of the OCR’s most established integrated developments — plus Khatib MRT (NSL) closer to KTPH, give the project two-station NSL redundancy. The combination of integrated retail, hospital, and pond-park amenity is rare at the EC price point.
- RTS Link second-order tailwind. The Johor Bahru — Singapore RTS Link is reported by LTA as opening end-2026 at Woodlands North on the TEL. While not a direct station for North Gaia, the cross-border commuter uplift across the broader northern catchment is a structural medium-horizon tailwind for District 27 rental demand.
- Mid-scale 616-unit footprint. 616 units is a Goldilocks count for an EC — large enough to spread MCST overhead across a meaningful base and support a full-facilities clubhouse, small enough to avoid the lift-queue and turnover frictions of mega-developments. Effective full absorption (615 sales) validates demand at the launch price point.
- Five-year MOP locks out resale exit. Executive Condominiums are subject to a five-year Minimum Occupation Period during which the unit cannot be sold on the open market — full stop. For a TOP-2022 project that means open-market resale only opens from 2027 onwards. Investors expecting a flip-on-completion exit must rule North Gaia out entirely; this is a hold-and-occupy product, not a trade. Stress-test the carry through MOP on the cash flow calculator.
- Income ceiling and citizenship eligibility narrow the buyer pool at resale. During the MOP, eligible resale buyers are restricted to Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents under the EC income ceiling regime; between years five and ten the unit can be sold to SCs/PRs without the income ceiling, but only after year ten does the unit privatise to foreigners and corporates. This staged eligibility schedule materially shapes liquidity at each exit window — refer to the HDB EC framework for the live rules.
- OCR-North rental yield compression vs newer EC cohorts. The 2022-onward EC pipeline — Tenet (Tampines), Copen Grand (Tengah), and Aurelle of Tampines — brings sibling EC supply onto the resale tape over the next five years, with Tenet and Aurelle anchored on the CRL/EWL Tampines hub and Copen Grand anchored on the JRL Tengah hub. Each carries a different transit thesis, and North Gaia’s NSL-only catchment is the more established but slower-growth comparable. Benchmark them side-by-side on the compare tool and stress-test yield via the ROI calculator and the total cost calculator, sizing financing limits with the TDSR calculator.
- RTS Link is a District 27-adjacent, not District 27-direct, catalyst. The RTS Link terminates at Woodlands North, not Yishun — the District 27 uplift is a second-order catchment effect rather than a direct station-arrival event. Investors underwriting an RTS-anchored thesis should benchmark District 27 against Woodlands and Sembawang stations on the price heatmap to size the catchment dilution honestly.
- EC mortgage rules differ from private at entry. EC loans during the MOP follow HDB-aligned rather than purely private financing rules at entry, and TDSR plus MSR interactions for EC buyers can be tighter than for pure-private buyers. MAS TDSR guidance applies, and the IRAS property tax treatment shifts once the unit privatises — model the staged financial profile carefully.
North Gaia fits three clear EC buyer archetypes. The first is the HDB upgrader from the surrounding Yishun, Sembawang, or Woodlands catchment who meets the EC income ceiling, wants to step into private-tier facilities and tenure without paying the full private launch premium, and can comfortably hold through the five-year MOP — this is the core EC buyer and the one for whom the CPF Housing Grant and EC discount stack most powerfully. The second is the medium-horizon owner-occupier-investor who plans to occupy from TOP-2022 through the privatisation gate in 2031, capturing the privatisation rerating as the primary exit catalyst rather than near-term rental yield. The third is the family buyer prioritising KTPH proximity, Yishun Pond / Northpoint City amenity, and a brand-new 99-year lease as a long-dated own-stay home. Buyers should run their underwriting through the mortgage, stamp duty, and total cost calculators, size financing capacity with affordability and TDSR, model the post-MOP exit on the ROI and refinancing calculators, and pressure-test the carry through MOP on the cash flow calculator. Foreign buyers, corporate buyers, and short-horizon flippers should rule North Gaia out: the EC framework structurally precludes those use cases until year ten.
North Gaia is a textbook Executive Condominium proposition for the right buyer. Effective full absorption (615 sales against 616 units) validated the launch pricing, a 2021 lease leaves the project with roughly 95 years of runway, and the dual NSL catchment of Yishun and Khatib MRT plus Northpoint City, Yishun Pond, and KTPH delivers a mature amenity stack that earlier-generation Yishun condos cannot match. The 5-year MOP unlocks resale from 2027, and the ten-year privatisation gate in 2031 is the structural rerating catalyst that historically defines EC returns. The honest caveats are the MOP lock-out for any near-term exit thesis, the staged eligibility schedule that shapes liquidity at each window, and competitive sibling-EC supply from Tenet, Copen Grand, and Aurelle of Tampines arriving on the resale tape over the same horizon — each anchored on a different transit thesis (CRL/EWL Tampines vs JRL Tengah) than North Gaia’s NSL-only base. For HDB upgraders who meet the income ceiling and can underwrite a 5-to-9 year owner-occupier hold through to privatisation, North Gaia is a coherent and disciplined entry into private tenure. For investors needing immediate yield or near-term liquidity, the EC framework structurally rules this project out.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the EC MOP restriction and how does it affect North Gaia buyers?
How far is North Gaia from Yishun MRT and what is the daily transit like?
What are the EC eligibility criteria for North Gaia?
What unit types and sizes are available at North Gaia?
What is the expected capital appreciation for North Gaia after MOP?
When is North Gaia expected to TOP and when will MOP be reached?
When can North Gaia owners sell on the open market?
North Gaia is an Executive Condominium with TOP in 2022. The five-year Minimum Occupation Period (MOP) means open-market resale opens from 2027 onwards, restricted during years five-to-ten to Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents (the income ceiling is lifted at year five). The full privatisation gate — at which foreigners and corporate buyers can purchase — opens at year ten, in 2031. Refer to the HDB EC framework for the live rules.
How does North Gaia compare to Tenet, Copen Grand, and Aurelle of Tampines?
All four are Executive Condominiums from the same cohort but anchor on different transit theses: North Gaia rides District 27’s Yishun MRT and Khatib MRT (NSL); Tenet and Aurelle of Tampines anchor on the Tampines hub with CRL/EWL exposure; Copen Grand anchors on the Jurong Region Line in Tengah Forest Town. North Gaia’s catchment is the most mature today — Northpoint City, Yishun Pond, KTPH — while the others carry stronger forward catalysts but a thinner stabilised amenity base. Benchmark them side-by-side on the compare tool.
What does the RTS Link mean for North Gaia?
The Johor Bahru — Singapore Rapid Transit System Link is reported by LTA as opening end-2026 at Woodlands North on the TEL. North Gaia is not directly served by an RTS station, so the impact is a second-order catchment uplift for District 27 cross-border rental demand rather than a direct station-arrival event. Size the catchment dilution honestly via the price heatmap against Woodlands and Sembawang.
Can I use CPF Housing Grants for North Gaia?
Eligible first-timer households purchasing an EC at launch can layer the CPF Housing Grant on top of the EC’s already-discounted entry price — the combined uplift materially improves loan-to-value and out-of-pocket cash. Resale EC purchases (post-MOP) follow a different grant schedule. Verify eligibility via the CPF housing usage guide and size financing on the affordability calculator and the TDSR calculator.
Is North Gaia suitable for investors seeking rental yield?
Only as a medium-horizon hold. The five-year MOP means owners must occupy from TOP-2022 through 2027; rental is restricted during the MOP. The realistic investor thesis is owner-occupier-then-rent post-MOP, with the privatisation rerating in 2031 as the primary exit catalyst rather than near-term yield. Stress-test the carry on the cash flow calculator and model the staged exit on the ROI calculator.