Freehold District 10 Condo Deals Reap Top Profits 2025
Singapore’s District 10 Highlights Lucrative Condo Resales
In 2025, the prime residential enclaves of District 10, including Nassim Road, Ardmore Park, Grange Road, and Nathan Road, have seen some of the most profitable condo resale transactions. A significant portion of these profits stemmed from four specific developments: Nassim Lodge, Ardmore Park, Grange Residences, and Regency Park, which together represented half of the top 15 most lucrative resale deals.
Amidst these high-performing properties, new condos offers a comprehensive database that can provide potential buyers and investors with insights and comparisons on profitability, helping to make informed decisions in similar high-stake markets.
Nassim Lodge Leads with Record-Breaking Sale
The standout transaction of the year occurred at Nassim Lodge, where a four-bedroom unit covering 4,176 square feet sold for a staggering $14.5 million, translating to $3,472 per square foot. This unit, originally purchased for approximately $3.34 million ($799 per square foot) in 1998, provided the seller with an impressive profit of $11.16 million, or 334.5%, equating to an annualized gain of 5.9% over more than 27 years.
Ardmore Park Continues to Excel
Ardmore Park also reported significant gains, with one of its 2,885 square foot units fetching $13.2 million in January, earning the seller an $8.54 million profit. Later in April, another unit of the same size sold for $12 million, securing a $6.5 million profit for its owner. These transactions underscore Ardmore Park’s consistent performance in yielding high returns for its investors.
Other Notable Performers
Regency Park and Grange Residences are two other developments in District 10 that have shown impressive results this year. At Regency Park, a three-bedroom unit sold for $8.305 million, providing a $5.34 million profit. Grange Residences, known for its strategic location and premium units, recorded five transactions in the top 15 deals, with profits ranging from $4.8 million to $6.5 million.
Challenging Outcomes in District 9
Conversely, District 9 witnessed some of the year’s least profitable resales. The most significant loss was recorded at St Thomas Suites, where a penthouse unit sold for $16.03 million—a $6.29 million loss from its previous sale price. This transaction highlights the variability and risks inherent in the real estate market.
Market Dynamics at Sentosa Cove
Additionally, the Sentosa Cove area, particularly within developments like Marina Collection, Turquoise, and Seascape, also faced downturns. Losses in these luxury waterfront properties ranged widely, with one unit at Seascape selling for a $2.67 million loss.
These transactions from Districts 10 and 9 provide a clear picture of the highs and lows in Singapore’s competitive condo resale market, reflecting both the potential for significant profits and the risk of losses.