The Robertson Opus, a new 999-year leasehold development in Singapore’s Core Central Region (CCR), has sold approximately 41% of its units during its launch weekend, according to Huttons Asia. This impressive sales figure underscores the robust demand for prime CCR homes and the solid fundamentals of Singapore’s property market.
The development’s unique features, including its courtyard design and proximity to the Singapore River, have attracted buyers. Its location, less than a five-minute walk from Fort Canning MRT station and within 1km of River Valley Primary School, adds to its appeal. Mark Yip, CEO of Huttons Asia, noted that the narrowing price gap between CCR and Rest of Central Region (RCR) homes—from 56.5% in 2018 to just 1.9% in the first half of 2025—suggests potential for significant price appreciation.
Interest was particularly strong in the larger units, with over 50% of the three-bedroom and four-bedroom units sold. The premium versions of these units are nearly sold out, highlighting the project’s attractiveness to families seeking spacious living in a prime location.
Huttons Data Analytics estimates the average price achieved at The Robertson Opus to be around $3,366 per square foot, which is competitive and slightly higher than some RCR projects. This pricing reflects the project’s value proposition and its potential for future growth as the price gap between CCR and RCR homes widens.
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