Dunearn House, the inaugural private residential development within the Bukit Timah Turf City masterplan, has seen a successful launch, with 56% of its units sold over the first weekend. Frasers Property, CSC Land Group, and Sekisui House reported that 212 of the 380 units were purchased at an average price of S$3,140 per square foot.
The development’s larger-format homes, particularly the three-bedroom units, have proven most popular, with all such units sold. There was also significant interest in the three-bedroom flexi, three-bedroom-plus-study, four-bedroom, and two-bedroom-plus-study units. This trend highlights a strong demand for spacious, flexible homes among owner-occupiers.
Approximately 86% of buyers are Singaporeans, whilst 13% are permanent residents from countries including China, Indonesia, and Malaysia. The remaining 1% are foreigners from the US. The development’s prime location in District 11, near schools and amenities, alongside its connectivity to MRT stations, has been a major draw for buyers.
Prices for Dunearn House start at S$1.475m for a two-bedroom unit, S$2.597m for a three-bedroom unit, and S$3.588m for a four-bedroom unit. The development is positioned as the tallest residential building in the area, offering views over the Good Class Bungalow enclaves and surrounding greenery.
Frasers Property’s CEO, Soon Su Lin, expressed satisfaction with the launch, noting the confidence buyers have in the well-located and thoughtfully designed homes. The development is set to become a benchmark for future homes in the evolving Bukit Timah Turf City precinct.
