In this Stacked Pro breakdown:
- We analysed 17 integrated developments to see if the premium price translates into stronger returns compared to regular condos
- The results show integrated projects perform best in neighbourhoods lacking amenities, but overall, regular condos outperformed in most districts
- We also break down case studies of Hillion Residences, Watertown, Park Place Residences, The Centris, and North Park Residences to understand when paying more for an integrated project can pay off
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Integrated developments are often positioned as premium assets within the property market, with developers pricing in their convenience: direct MRT access, retail integration, and proximity to amenities. But does this premium translate into stronger price performance over time? To answer this, we compared the resale gains of integrated developments against conventional non-integrated projects to see whether the data supports the higher price tag, or if the premium is driven more by perception than actual returns.
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