Clementi, a mature residential hub in Singapore’s West Region, is gaining attention for its unique housing landscape. With a population of 102,960 residents as of June 2024, the area offers a mix of public HDB flats, private apartments, and landed estates. The latter, although only 3.9% of the total dwellings, presents a valuable asset class due to its scarcity and potential for capital appreciation.
Between Q2 2020 and Q2 2025, Clementi’s landed housing stock grew by a mere 1.0%, whilst non-landed private homes surged by 43.5%. This trend reflects a broader island-wide pattern, highlighting the rarity and value of landed properties. Despite a cooling in transaction volumes since a 2021 peak, prices for landed homes have consistently risen over the past decade, underscoring their resilience and appeal as long-term investments.
Clementi’s strategic location near top educational institutions and its connectivity via the upcoming Cross Island Line and Jurong Region Line further enhance its attractiveness. The area’s proximity to the Jurong Innovation District and Tuas port expansion positions it as a key player in Singapore’s growth corridor.
For buyers, Clementi offers a rare opportunity to invest in landed homes that are more affordable than those in central Singapore, with the potential for significant returns. As the western corridor transforms, Clementi’s landed properties are poised to remain a sought-after choice for multigenerational households and professionals seeking both exclusivity and connectivity.
