Why is Skye at Holland drawing so many eyes? As the last major Core Central Region condominium launch of 2025, it lands with a spotlight already switched on. The public preview runs from 26 September to 7 October 2025, bookings open on 11 October, and the project is reportedly 3.2 times oversubscribed ahead of day one. That level of interest, in a year of tightened new supply, suggests buyers see scarcity value. It also helps that this is a rare large-scale District 10 project with genuine family-sized homes, not the usual shoebox mix.
Last major CCR launch of 2025: 3.2x oversubscribed, scarce, family-sized District 10 homes.
Its address does plenty of heavy lifting. Sitting at 2 and 6 Holland Drive, within the lively Holland and Queenstown enclave, the development plugs straight into Holland Village MRT on the Circle Line, trimming travel times to Buona Vista, the Botanic Gardens, and the CBD. For drivers, the PIE, AYE, and CTE are minutes away, so cross-island trips feel routine rather than heroic.
Daily life looks pleasant, with dining and lifestyle options at Holland Village, Chip Bee Gardens, and One Holland Village mall a stroll away. Green escapes like the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the Rail Corridor, and Bukit Timah Nature Reserve are close enough for quick resets. Within the development, residents will also enjoy resort-style amenities such as a 50-metre lap pool, aqua gym, leisure pools, and social lounges in themed clusters. Amid ongoing concerns about housing affordability, this development provides a valuable option for families seeking sustainable long-term homes in the Core Central Region.
The developer bench is deep. CapitaLand, UOL Group, Singapore Land, and Kheng Leong jointly steered the 133,344 square foot GLS site, acquired in 2024 for S$805.4 million, or S$1,285 psf ppr. Two modern 40-storey towers will house 666 units on a 99-year leasehold, with a projected TOP in 2029 and full completion by 2032. This is a sensible timeline for families planning ahead.
Product planning is purposeful. There are no studios or 1-bedders; instead, 2- to 5-bedroom layouts dominate. Two- and three-bedders form 78% of supply. Sizes range from 581 square feet for 2-bedders to 1,765 square feet for 5-bedroom suites. The units feature enclosed kitchens, efficient bedrooms, and private lifts for premium tiers — an upgrade-friendly formula that feels practical, not flashy.
Pricing sharpens the pitch. Launch prices start from S$2,598 psf, with indicative entries at S$1.51 million for 2-bedrooms, S$2.4 million for 3-bedrooms, and S$3.34 million for 4-bedrooms. At these levels, investors could see rental yields of roughly 2.8% to 3.2% on two-bedroom units, underpinned by expatriate demand from nearby one-north, Buona Vista, and biomedical clusters.
Put simply, strong timing, prime connectivity, disciplined layouts, and calibrated pricing make a smart CCR package.
