While the real estate market can often feel like a maze of numbers and predictions, Treasure at Tampines in District 18 stands out as a promising opportunity for savvy investors seeking solid returns. This 99-year leasehold development, with its massive 2,203 units across 29 blocks, offers a blend of scale and potential that’s hard to ignore.
Treasure at Tampines in District 18 shines as a golden opportunity for investors, blending massive scale with unmatched potential for solid returns.
As of April 2025, it boasts a rental yield of 3.7%, and recent transactions in March 2025 show units selling between S$770,000 and S$825,000, translating to about S$1,664 to S$1,782 per square foot. Even more impressive, all 241 transactions to date have been profitable, with an average gain of S$233,000 or 21.5%. One lucky owner even pocketed nearly S$1 million—now that’s a treasure worth chasing! Additionally, the project has recorded 182 sale transactions since its launch, averaging 22 transactions monthly.
Delving into price trends, the numbers tell a compelling story of growth. From December 2023 to August 2024, capital appreciation hit 11.9%, outpacing smaller nearby projects. Late 2024 sales, ranging from S$758,500 to S$803,000, reflect consistent upward movement across different blocks and floors. With the overall private residential market showing robust growth rates of 3.4% in Q3 2022, Treasure at Tampines follows the broader market resilience. Moreover, the development’s proximity to Simei MRT station ensures excellent connectivity, further boosting its appeal to potential buyers and renters excellent connectivity.
This isn’t just a fluke; it’s a sign of steady demand, fueled by the development’s prime location near Changi East—a project three times the size of Marina Bay. With Changi Airport Terminal 5 set to serve 50 million passengers yearly and an extended runway for larger aircraft, the area’s future looks bright.
Add in expanded cargo facilities and industrial zones, and you’ve got a recipe for job creation and rising property demand.
