District 15 Resale vs New Launch Condos – Analysing Price Gaps for Larger Family Units
September 11, 2025
District 15 has always been a favourite for families. From Meyer Road’s ultra-exclusive offerings to the lifestyle hub of Katong, you’ll find some of Singapore’s most in-demand private condos, and some built at a time when a three-bedder could rival a four or even five-bedder in size today.
Older projects often come with sprawling layouts, full-sized yards, and sizeable bedrooms – features that developers have shaved down in modern condos to keep the overall quantum palatable. At the same time, newer three- and four-bedders bring greater efficiency, updated facilities, and the assurance of a longer lease.
So, for buyers planning to live in District 15, does it make sense to buy new or stick with the resale options? Let’s have a look:
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