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Overview
Launched in 2009 with its striking Jenga-like design, The Interlace quickly became one of Singapore’s most iconic condos. It won global awards and made headlines, but how has it actually performed?
From 2009 to 2024, The Interlace achieved an annualised return of 3.05%, outperforming other 99-year condos in District 4, but trailing behind the islandwide average. We analysed its resale-only transactions, floor plans, and price trends to uncover what the headline ROI doesn’t show.
Key Insight
Despite strong resale volumes and early buzz, The Interlace has delivered mixed results. Its large unit sizes and unconventional layout appeal to a niche audience, which has affected price growth consistency over time.
Why This Matters
The Interlace demonstrates that design prestige alone is insufficient. For long-term value, demand fundamentals (like layout efficiency and price accessibility) still matter most. For buyers and investors, it’s a lesson in looking past the surface.
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1 Comments
There are a large number of units at the Interlace with outdoor terraces; and hence the psf does not necessarily reflect the resale price trend accurately.