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District 9 - Orchard, River Valley

CCR - 3340 transactions in last 3 years

District 9 (Orchard, River Valley) sits in Singapore's Core Central Region - the prime central districts known for premium pricing, freehold-heavy stock, and strong long-term capital preservation. Buyers here are typically prioritising prestige and resilience over rental yield.

Last transaction: 2026-07-01. Source: URA private residential PMI.

Key Metrics

Median PSF
$2,737
3-year window
Gross Rental Yield
2.6%
annualised, before costs
3Y Appreciation
+2.0%
median PSF CAGR
Supply PressureiHow much new supply is waiting in the pipeline versus how fast the district normally turns over. 1x = the pipeline holds about 1 year of normal demand. 3x = roughly 3 years; once it's that high, new launches tend to weigh on resale prices because buyers have lots of alternatives. Calculated as: incoming pipeline units (excluding already-TOP'd projects) ÷ avg annual district transactions across resale and new-sale. For nascent districts with a thin historical base (Marina South, Tengah-style new towns), the denominator is floored at 50 txns/year so the ratio is not artificially inflated.How much new supply is waiting in the pipeline versus how fast the district normally turns over. 1x = the pipeline holds about 1 year of normal demand. 3x = roughly 3 years; once it's that high, new launches tend to weigh on resale prices because buyers have lots of alternatives. Calculated as: incoming pipeline units (excluding already-TOP'd projects) ÷ avg annual district transactions across resale and new-sale. For nascent districts with a thin historical base (Marina South, Tengah-style new towns), the denominator is floored at 50 txns/year so the ratio is not artificially inflated.
1.8x
moderate incoming supply

Investment Score

42 / 100

Composite of appreciation (40%), yield (20%), supply (20%), schools (20%) - ranked against all 28 districts.

3Y Appreciation(40%)
+2.0%
Gross Yield(20%)
2.6%
Supply Pressure(20%)
1.8x (lower = better)
Schools(20%)
2 schools (0 elite)

Top Transacted Projects

Ranked by transaction volume in the last 3 years.

  • 1RIVER GREEN
    PSF$3,142
    vs cble—
    YieldN/A
    Txns (3Y)465
    Pipeline524
  • 2RIVER MODERN
    PSF$3,243
    vs cble—
    YieldN/A
    Txns (3Y)411
    Pipeline455
  • 3THE ROBERTSON OPUS
    PSF$3,361
    vs cble—
    YieldN/A
    Txns (3Y)199
    Pipeline348
  • 4THE COLLECTIVE AT ONE SOPHIA
    PSF$2,783
    vs cble—
    YieldN/A
    Txns (3Y)84
    Pipeline367
  • 5ORCHARD SOPHIA
    PSF$2,817
    vs cble—
    YieldN/A
    Txns (3Y)76
    Pipeline78
  • 6MARTIN MODERN
    PSF$2,758
    vs cble+20.4%
    Yield3.7%
    Txns (3Y)75
    Pipeline-
  • 7SOPHIA HILLS
    PSF$2,123
    vs cble-2.8%
    Yield3.8%
    Txns (3Y)73
    Pipeline-
  • 8KLIMT CAIRNHILL
    PSF$3,412
    vs cble—
    Yield2.8%
    Txns (3Y)63
    Pipeline-
  • 9OUE TWIN PEAKS
    PSF$2,241
    vs cble+3.1%
    Yield4.1%
    Txns (3Y)61
    Pipeline-
  • 10KOPAR AT NEWTON
    PSF$2,591
    vs cble-5%
    Yield3.2%
    Txns (3Y)55
    Pipeline-
  • 11HILL HOUSE
    PSF$3,096
    vs cble—
    YieldN/A
    Txns (3Y)54
    Pipeline72
  • 12IRWELL HILL RESIDENCES
    PSF$2,970
    vs cble+9%
    Yield3.3%
    Txns (3Y)51
    Pipeline-
  • 138 @ MOUNT SOPHIA
    PSF$1,657
    vs cble-22.9%
    Yield3.5%
    Txns (3Y)44
    Pipeline-
  • 14ASPEN HEIGHTS
    PSF$2,281
    vs cble-3.4%
    Yield2.5%
    Txns (3Y)41
    Pipeline-
  • 15RIVERGATE
    PSF$2,900
    vs cble+22%
    Yield2.8%
    Txns (3Y)35
    Pipeline-
#ProjectMedian PSFvs cbleGross YieldTxns (3Y)Incoming Units
1RIVER GREEN$3,142—N/A465524
2RIVER MODERN$3,243—N/A411455
3THE ROBERTSON OPUS$3,361—N/A199348
4THE COLLECTIVE AT ONE SOPHIA$2,783—N/A84367
5ORCHARD SOPHIA$2,817—N/A7678
6MARTIN MODERN$2,758+20.4%3.7%75-
7SOPHIA HILLS$2,123-2.8%3.8%73-
8KLIMT CAIRNHILL$3,412—2.8%63-
9OUE TWIN PEAKS$2,241+3.1%4.1%61-
10KOPAR AT NEWTON$2,591-5%3.2%55-
11HILL HOUSE$3,096—N/A5472
12IRWELL HILL RESIDENCES$2,970+9%3.3%51-
138 @ MOUNT SOPHIA$1,657-22.9%3.5%44-
14ASPEN HEIGHTS$2,281-3.4%2.5%41-
15RIVERGATE$2,900+22%2.8%35-

About this number

"Priced vs comparable" compares a sale's PSF to the median of genuinely like-for-like recent resale transactions: the same district, the same property class (private or executive condominium), the same tenure band (freehold, or leasehold grouped by remaining years), and the same bedroom count, over the last three years. New launches are excluded from the benchmark, so a brand-new project has no signal until it builds a resale history.

A negative figure means the unit transacted below comparable resale, a positive figure above. The gap can reflect location within the district, unit size, floor, facing, freshness, or condition, so read it as relative pricing rather than a verdict on value.

Benchmarks appear only where at least five comparable resale sales exist, and not where a project's pricing sits outside the comparable range (for example ultra-prime freehold in a mixed district). Source: URA caveat data.

Amenities

2 tracked primary schools.

  • Anglo-Chinese School (Junior)P1 ratio 1.2x
  • River Valley Primary SchoolP1 ratio 1.1x

Incoming Supply

  • River Green
    524 unitsTOP 2030
  • River Modern
    455 unitsTOP 2030
  • The Collective At One Sophia
    367 unitsTOP 2029
  • THE ROBERTSON OPUS
    348 unitsTOP 2027
  • The Robertson Opus/Robertson Walk
    348 unitsTOP 2028
  • ORCHARD SOPHIA
    78 unitsTOP 2027
  • HILL HOUSE
    72 unitsTOP 2026

Deep dives

  • District 9 vs District 10

    Yield gap closed, supply pressure diverged. The contrarian read on the two flagship CCR districts.

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