Rich.residence
Over the 12 months to Feb 2026, Rich.residence recorded 1 resale transaction at a median $897 psf (median price $4,150,000), and 1 rental contract at a median $10,500/mo, a gross rental yield of 3.0%. Source: URA caveat data, as of Feb 2026.
Rich.residence's median of $897 psf over the trailing 12 months places its pricing below roughly 92% of District 19 condos; resale liquidity has been limited with 1 caveat lodged; the 3.0% gross rental yield sits above the ~3% private-market benchmark. Figures reflect URA-registered resale caveats and exclude new-launch sales; weigh unit-specific factors — floor, facing and remaining lease — against this project-level average.
| Date | Price | PSF | Size (sqft) | Floor | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb-26 | $4,150,000 | $897 psf | 4,628 sqft | - | 5BR |
| Apr-25 | $3,460,000 | $883 psf | 3,918 sqft | - | 5BR |
| Feb-22 | $3,250,000 | $829 psf | 3,918 sqft | - | 5BR |
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En-Bloc Potential
A heuristic read of land/redevelopment fundamentals — not a prediction that a collective sale will happen. Whether one succeeds hinges on owner consent, reserve-price expectations, and market timing. Only ~1 in 10 en-bloc attempts complete, and realised premiums have averaged ~14% (owners often expect 40%+). For an ageing leasehold, weigh this against near-certain lease decay while you wait.