The new landed developments I currently market — from a 999-year terrace at $6.38M in Upper Thomson to a freehold detached house at $23.988M in Novena. Pick the one that fits your position, or let me tell you which one does.
Each page carries the full unit list, published pricing, floor plan summaries, specification and my honest read on the trade-offs. No gated numbers, no urgency scripts.
Two brand-new detached homes carved around a central courtyard tree, five minutes' walk from Sixth Avenue MRT. Private lift, pool and basement entertainment level in each.
Eight freehold homes at Chancery Hill Road and Dyson Road — four detached, four semi-detached, all with private lifts and five levels of living space. One detached home has sold.
A pair of freehold linked bungalows by Da Vinci Land. One is sold; the remaining home is essentially complete, so you can walk through it rather than buy off a plan.
Ten three-storey terrace homes with attic and private lift, minutes on foot from Springleaf MRT. Eight sold — the corner terrace and the larger pool unit remain, both discounted.
The comparison most agents won't put in front of you, because it invites you to choose something other than what they're pushing that week.
| Collection | Location | Type | Tenure | Land sqft | From | Left |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Springleaf Collection | Upper Thomson | Terrace | 999 years | 2,633–3,100 | $6,380,000 | 2 of 10 |
| Felicità | Opera Estate | Linked bungalow | Freehold | 3,003 | $9,980,000 | 1 |
| Chancery Hill Collection | D11 Novena | Semi-D & detached | Freehold | 2,564–5,623 | $12,388,000 | 7 of 8 |
| Vila Naga | D10 Sixth Avenue | Detached | Freehold | 3,785–4,233 | $16,388,000 | 2 of 2 |
Prices are the lowest published figure for each collection as at July 2026 and are subject to change without notice. Springleaf pricing is promotional and time-limited. Verify current pricing and availability before committing.
Most buyers arrive comparing houses. That's the wrong starting point — the house is the last decision, not the first.
A home you'll hold for twenty years and a home you'll exit in seven are not the same purchase, even at the same price. Holding long favours liveability and land; exiting sooner favours the address and the next buyer's pool. Answer this before you look at a single floor plan.
Schools, work, family, the routines you won't change. District 10 near Sixth Avenue and Upper Thomson near Springleaf are both good buys — for completely different households. The wrong location at the right price is still the wrong buy.
Every home here is brand new. The honest alternative is buying an older plot and rebuilding — often cheaper on paper, but add three years, construction risk, financing and the cost of living somewhere else meanwhile. Sometimes that still wins. I'll run both numbers with you.
Tell me your budget, timeline and what the move is for, and I'll tell you which of these four is worth your time — and which to ignore. All viewings across these collections are arranged personally through me. If none of them fit, I'll say so and we'll look elsewhere.