Park Court

D15 (OCR) Freehold
District 15 ·Freehold ·Completed 1996
Avg PSF (12-month)
3.4% Rental yield
48 Total units
Category Ratings
Facilities
5.5
Unit size & layout
7.0
Value for money
7.5
Neighbourhood
8.0
MRT accessibility
8.5
Lease remaining
9.5

Overview & Key Facts

Park Court is a 48-unit boutique freehold condominium on Lorong 101 Changi in District 15 (RCR), completed in 1996 and positioned in the Kembangan-Eunos residential corridor between the Changi corridor and the Paya Lebar commercial hub. Eunos MRT (East-West Line) at 560 metres provides the primary transit credential: sub-600m EWL access to Paya Lebar (EWL + CCL interchange), Aljunied, Kallang, and the westward EWL corridor toward the CBD. At 560 metres, Eunos MRT places Park Court in the upper range of the 400–700m tier — a comfortable 7-minute walk from the development.

The rental dataset — 72 transactions averaging S$3,484 and a median of S$3,450 — is one of the largest in the Batch C cohort relative to unit count. With 72 records across 48 units (1.5 records per unit), Park Court has a well-established, consistently transacted rental market. The S$3,450 median reflects the D15 RCR Kembangan-Eunos corridor’s mid-tier rental positioning: professional couples, smaller families, and value-oriented D15 tenants who want EWL access at a rent below the premium tiers of the Meyer Road and Tanjong Katong seafront addresses.

The school catchment is a defining asset: Canossa Catholic Primary at 240 metres is one of the most compelling primary school ballot positions in the Lorong Changi-Kembangan corridor, providing Phase 2B Catholic-affiliated priority and Phase 2C Group 1 proximity for all residents within 1km. Tanjong Katong Girls’ School at 760 metres extends the secondary school catchment for families planning ahead.

Developer
WHYE WAH CONSTRUCTION AND FURNITURE PTE LTD
Tenure
Freehold
Total units
48
TOP year
1996
District
15 — RCR
Street
LORONG 101 CHANGI

Location & Connectivity

Lorong 101 Changi is a quiet residential street in the Kembangan-Eunos heartland, running parallel to Changi Road in the established D15 HDB-and-private mixed estate belt. The street character is established suburban Singapore: a mix of HDB blocks, landed terraces, and boutique condominium developments alongside coffee shops, provision stores, and the Kembangan Plaza neighbourhood commercial cluster. The area is low-traffic and residential — Lorong 101 Changi is not a major arterial, making it quieter than Changi Road addresses despite the proximity.

Eunos MRT (East-West Line) at 560 metres provides EWL access toward Paya Lebar (EWL + CCL interchange, 2 stops west), Kembangan (1 stop east), Bedok, and the full EWL corridor. From Paya Lebar, the CCL connects to Macpherson, Ubi, Serangoon, and the western CCL arc. The Eunos commercial hub at the MRT station provides FairPrice, F&B, and neighbourhood retail. Kembangan MRT (East-West Line) at approximately 800 metres provides an alternative EWL access point.

Canossa Catholic Primary School at 240 metres is the most immediate school asset. Tanjong Katong Girls’ School at 760 metres serves the secondary school segment. The Geylang Serai Market and hawker centre at approximately 1km provides the local food culture anchor. For East Coast Park and the coastal recreational belt, the Bedok or Marine Parade bus connections from Eunos MRT provide access to the 15km cycling and beach corridor.


Schools & Education

3 primary schools within the 1 km Priority Phase balloting radius.

Nearby Schools
SchoolTypeDistance
Canossa Catholic Primary SchoolprimaryWithin 1 km
Tanjong Katong Girls' SchoolsecondaryWithin 1 km
Haig Girls' SchoolprimaryWithin 1 km
Broadrick Secondary SchoolsecondaryWithin 1 km
EtonHouse International School (Broadrick)internationalWithin 1 km
Canadian International School (Tanjong Katong)internationalWithin 1 km
Tao Nan SchoolprimaryWithin 1 km
Tanjong Katong Primary Schoolprimary~1.1 km

Facilities

At 48 units completed in 1996 (approximately 30 years old), Park Court is a late-1990s boutique development at an age where major maintenance cycles are relevant. A development of this vintage typically includes a swimming pool, gymnasium, covered parking, and landscaped common areas — but the pool filtration, gym equipment, and building M&E systems are at an age requiring either recent refurbishment or imminent capital expenditure from sinking fund. Buyers should obtain the MCST financial statements to verify sinking fund adequacy and review any outstanding or planned major works.

The Kembangan-Eunos neighbourhood provides a solid practical amenity layer: the Eunos commercial hub at MRT for FairPrice and F&B, the Geylang Serai Market for wet market access, Kembangan Plaza for neighbourhood services, and the East Coast Park coastal belt (accessible by bus from Eunos) for recreational space. For premium grocery and retail, the Paya Lebar Quarter and Paya Lebar Square at Paya Lebar MRT (2 stops via EWL) provide a comprehensive mall experience.


Pricing & Market Position

Based on 1 recorded transactions, sale prices range from $1,230,000 to $1,230,000, averaging $1,230,000.

Rents range from $2,050 to $5,200 per month across 72 rental transactions. Current rental yield sits at approximately 3.4%.


Neighbourhood Comparison

D15 is anchored by large-scale launches: Grand Dunman (99yr, 1,008 units, $2,537 psf), Emerald of Katong (99yr, 846 units, $2,640 psf), and Amber Park (FH, 592 units, $2,540 psf). These offer modern facilities, active resale markets, and premium Katong-Amber corridor positioning.

Park Court at 48 freehold units on Lorong 101 Changi competes in the D15 RCR mid-tier boutique segment alongside Katong-area freehold boutiques and Eunos-Kembangan corridor stock. The primary differentiation against the large-scale launches is school catchment (Canossa Catholic at 240m is significantly closer than most Grand Dunman or Amber Park residents) and acquisition psf (the 1996 vintage means a meaningful psf discount to new launches). Against comparable D15 boutique freehold stock, Park Court’s 72-transaction rental dataset is the most statistically robust, providing market confidence that the other boutiques in the Kembangan-Eunos corridor cannot match.

District 15 Comparables
DevelopmentTenureTOPUnits~Avg PSF
PARK COURTFreehold199648
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 PARK COURT across multiple dimensions.

Walkability
60/100
MRT: 15/25, School: 20/20, Hawker: 10/15, Mall: 0/15, Park: 10/10, Supermarket: 0/10, Clinic: 5/5
En-Bloc Potential
61/100
Verdict: Moderate
Overall ShiokNest Score
62/100 — composite of walkability, investment, profitability, en-bloc, and market trend factors.

What Residents Say

“Lorong 101 Changi is a quiet street — not an arterial, no commercial noise, mature trees. Canossa Catholic is literally at the end of the road for our daughter, and Eunos MRT at 560 metres means the commute into town is completely manageable. At S$3,400/month for a 3BR, it’s genuine value for a D15 freehold address.”

— Park Court tenant via Singapore Expats forum

“Seventy-two rental records across 48 units is the kind of consistency that tells you this development has a stable, professional tenant base. The Eunos EWL, the Canossa Catholic 240m position, and the freehold title are the three reasons Park Court keeps filling at S$3,400–3,500/month regardless of broader D15 market fluctuations.”

— D15 RCR leasing specialist via EdgeProp agent network

Strengths & Weaknesses

Strengths
  • Canossa Catholic Primary at 240m — one of the strongest Phase 2B/2C school ballot positions in D15
  • Eunos MRT (EWL) at 560m — 7-minute walk; Paya Lebar EWL+CCL interchange at 2 stops
  • 72 rental transactions at median S$3,450 — statistically robust D15 mid-tier rental base
  • Freehold — no lease decay risk; permanent D15 RCR ownership in established Kembangan corridor
  • Tanjong Katong Girls' School at 760m — secondary school catchment for families planning ahead
  • Quiet Lorong 101 Changi residential lane — not an arterial; low through-traffic
  • 48 units — boutique scale with active rental history (1.5 records/unit)
Weaknesses
  • 1996 vintage (30yr) — pool, gym, M&E systems require MCST sinking fund verification and inspection
  • S$3,450 median is D15 mid-tier — below the premium tier of Meyer Road, Katong Park seafront addresses
  • Kembangan-Lorong Changi is heartland suburban — lacks the Tanjong Katong heritage precinct premium
  • Eunos MRT at 560m — upper range of 400–700m tier; 7-minute walk may be inconvenient in rain
  • Limited walkability for retail — Geylang Serai, Paya Lebar Quarter require transit
  • Age-psf discount means resale value growth is more measured than newer-build D15 stock
Best for — Canossa Catholic Primary ballot families (240m — among the best Phase 2B/2C positions in D15) D15 freehold mid-tier investors: 72 rental records, EWL access, no lease decay Building-vintage buyers: verify MCST sinking fund + 30yr-old M&E before commitment

Verdict

Park Court on Lorong 101 Changi delivers a coherent D15 RCR freehold proposition: Canossa Catholic Primary at 240 metres (one of the strongest school ballot positions in the Kembangan corridor), Eunos EWL at 560 metres for CBD and Paya Lebar interchange access, 72 rental transactions at S$3,450 median confirming consistent demand, and freehold tenure in an established suburb. The 30-year vintage requires MCST sinking fund verification and a physical building inspection, but the fundamentals are sound.

For buyers primarily motivated by the Canossa Catholic Primary ballot position, Park Court at 240 metres is a compelling location anchor. For investors, the 72-transaction rental dataset provides modelling confidence at the D15 mid-tier, and the freehold status eliminates the lease decay risk affecting the 1990s-vintage 99-year leasehold stock in the Eunos-Kembangan corridor. Combined, this is a school-and-EWL-access proposition at a practical D15 price point.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the Canossa Catholic Primary proximity at 240m so significant?
Canossa Catholic Primary is a popular Singapore Catholic mission school that is consistently oversubscribed at Phase 2B (Catholic-affiliated sibling/parent) and Phase 2C (1km priority zone). At 240 metres from Park Court, residents are firmly within Phase 2C Group 1 (within 1km, highest distance priority in the open ballot phase) and Catholic families with a church membership link qualify for Phase 2B. The 240m position is among the closest in the entire Lorong Changi-Kembangan-Eunos corridor — a genuine and rare school-ballot advantage. For families planning primary school enrollment within the next 3–7 years, Park Court's 240m proximity is one of the strongest single-school ballot credentials in D15 outside of the premium Tanjong Katong Girls-Haig Girls-CHIJ Katong Primary belt.
How does Park Court's rental market compare to other D15 boutique condominiums?
Park Court's 72-transaction rental dataset at S$3,450 median is notably robust for a 48-unit boutique development. To contextualise: many D15 boutiques of similar unit count have 10–30 rental records (thin statistical basis), while Park Court's 1.5 records per unit suggests consistent tenancy cycles with a regular professional rental base. The S$3,450 median is at the D15 RCR mid-tier — below the premium seafront addresses (Meyer Park at S$5,500, Amber Road boutiques at S$4,000–4,500) but above the entry-tier Kembangan-Bedok corridor. For investors modelling yield, the 72-record dataset provides an unusually strong statistical foundation for the D15 boutique market segment.