Families looking to immigrate may look to buy landed properties in Sentosa if you obtain prior approval from the Land Dealings Approval Unit (LDAU); otherwise Condominiums can be purchased without restrictions or requiring any approvals.
Tenants may prefer to rent studios averaging from around S$3,500 to S$7,000 a month (+1 month deposit per contracted year of lease) which are ideally located close to work; these may be fully-furnished, includes/excludes utility bills, and with a good mix of shops, restaurants, grocers and lifestyle amenities depending on the district.
River Valley is located adjacent to Robertson Quay and consists of shophouses, low to high rise apartments and serviced apartments. It's sitting only a few stops away from the lively Orchard Road shopping belt and within walking distance to Great World City shopping mall. River Valley is a quaint suburb for those who want to live in the heart of the city.
Robertson Quay is a modern haven, with condominium apartments lining both sides of the Singapore River. And endless of the best restaurants and grocers along every street corner you turn. Robertson Quay has gained a reputation for being an immigrant-concentrated area. While the amenities within this area is more than sufficient, you'll also have easy road access to the Orchard Road shopping belt or the CBD from here.
Katong/East Coast runs along the southeastern coastline of Singapore with a good mix of low-rise apartments and shophouses. The entire stretch of road is known for its 'food & supper culture' and pulsing with open-air bars and restaurants. Katong/East Coast is ideal if you want to live a coastal lifestyle.
Marine Parade is located on the tip of the East Coast closer to central Singapore. This area is perfect for seaside living with transport convenience to the central districts. Unlike the surrounding landed estates, Marine Parade is developed with stacks of condominiums for those who enjoy integrated facilities–such as pools, barbeque pits and function rooms–within their living space.
Tanjong Katong is a secondary settlement full of ornate late style Art Deco shophouses amongst landed estates. Tanjong Katong Road itself has a similar appeal as the Katong/East Coast area, but is situated slightly inland. You can expect a slower, quieter-paced lifestyle here, and to find yourself moving around on foot most days.
Tiong Bahru is a conserved central region estate developed with post-war British public housing architecture layouts, and consists of walk-up shophouse apartments. These picturesque streets are an echo of our history, which are balanced with equally fitting nostalgic straits cafes. If you're looking for a complete immersion in our past, culture and tradition, there'd be no replacement for an estate in Tiong Bahru.
Telok Ayer/Downtown is located on one end of the CBD, closer to the iconic Marina Bay Sands hotel. As expected, most of the units here are found within high-rise condominium apartments surrounded by international-grade restaurants, grocers and amenities. Most inhabitants of the Telok Ayer/Downtown district are families or single executives who work in the vicinity and value an active lifestyle around the bay area.
Spottiswoode is a quiet lane with a mix of condominium studios and two and three storey Art Deco style shophouses. This lane is situated slightly west from the Tanjong Pagar CBD–still within the Downtown Core–and therefore popular amongst working adults who wants to avoid the morning rush hour crowds and who seek a serene home environment.
Tanjong Pagar is located on one end of the Central Business District (CBD) and has a myriad of serviced apartments mixed into the network of office buildings. On top of being within Singapore's business centre, you'll enjoy proximity to the latest cafes, bars, restaurants, and malls practically in every direction.
Holland Village was once known as the epicentre for the best foods we enjoy islandwide. Today, it's rife with snazzy bars and exclusive eateries as well. This area has developed with a diverses mix of global cultures. However, much is being done to restore some of the old local charm. Holland Village offers a wholistic mix of residential types, and further mixed-use developments for a balanced Singapore experience.
Newton/Novena is sandwiched between the prime Orchard and Bukit Timah districts. The residential housing comprises of many terraces and semi-detached houses on one side, and newer condominium apartments on the other. This area also encircles the famous Newton Food Centre and provides direct road access to all corners of Singapore.
Sentosa Cove is a sophisticated enclave that comprises the entire east coast of Sentosa Island. The community is home to a yacht club, a wide variety of premium restaurants and grocers, close to a private golf club, and even early-education options for families. Housing options range from condominiums to sections of suburban neighborhoods surrounding semi-enclosed coastal bodies of water.
