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FURAMA TOWER

Leonie Hill Road · D9 River Valley

ApartmentFreehold

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median $psf

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median rent · psf/mo

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gross rental yield

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highest floor

total units

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TOP / completion

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HomeVestor Investor Score

Best for: a balanced mix

Watch out for: Small project, Thin transactions, Limited rental data

Data confidence: Low · overall risk: Moderate

Yield—

Cashflow—

Liquidity0

Growth57

Family52

How is this worked out? — the five sub-scores

Yield

Gross rental yield, scored across a 2.0–4.5% band.

Cashflow

Estimated net monthly cash at 75% LTV and today’s floating rate, rented out.

Liquidity

Project size plus sales & rental volume — how easily you could exit.

Growth

URA growth-node, MRT proximity and recent price momentum.

Family

A popular (oversubscribed) primary school within 1 km.

Overall

The average of the five sub-scores (each 0–100, higher = better).

Risk flags

Small project — 33 units, thinner resale & rental liquidity · Thin transactions — 0 sales in 12 months, so the price signal is noisy · Limited rental data — 0 rental contracts, so the yield estimate is soft

Note: risk flags are screening signals from the data — not confirmed defects; check each against the actual unit, title & MCST.

A screening heuristic — not financial advice; verify every figure and your own budget before transacting.

Investor verdict

Furama Tower is a freehold project in D9 River Valley with limited yield data, thin liquidity. It sits in no designated growth node.

Best suited for

balanced own-stay / investor buyers

Less suited for

pure rental-yield investors

Key due-diligence

Confirm the exact unit stack, facing and floor — our figures are project medians.
Stress-test cashflow at +1–2% interest in the calculator below.

Investment report

A plain-language read on Furama Tower — genuine strengths, honest risks, an independent fair-value range and a Buy / Watch / Avoid position, all from the data above.

Liquidity-thinsignals — how they're defined

Why this may work

Great World MRT Station MRT within ~459 m — walkable transit underpins rent and resale.
Freehold — no lease decay, so strong long-horizon holding power.

Why this may fail / what to watch

Thin liquidity (0 sales/12 mo · 33-unit project) — a slower, choppier exit and a softer price signal.
Check nearby new-launch & upcoming TOP supply — a fresh project within walking distance can cap rents and resale for a few years.

Signals screened from the data — strengths and risks, not confirmed facts. For educational purposes only — not financial advice.

Fair-value range

Several independent value bases — more informative than a single median. The combined range weights the project-specific bases most.

D9 district-comparablemedian $psf of all projects in the district	$2,248 psf
HomeVestor fair range	$2,136–$2,360 psf

See the D9 comparables behind that district base on the map below — switch on “District condos by $psf” in the layers (this project vs cheaper/pricier neighbours).

How is this worked out? — the value bases & combined range

Project median

Recency-filtered median $psf of this project’s own resale caveats (ground & top-floor units excluded).

Same-size comps

Recency-weighted median $psf of caveats within ±25% of the typical unit size (6-mo full, 6–12-mo 70%, 12–24-mo 40%) — the comparable-sales method used in our Valuation tool.

District-comparable

Median $psf across all projects in the same district — a market-level sanity check (a genuinely superior project can sit above it).

Yield-supported

The $psf at which today’s median rent would return a 3.0% target gross yield for a CCR project — anchors price to rental fundamentals.

Combined range

A weighted blend (comps 28%, yield 28%, project median 22%, district 22%); the band width (±5–13%) reflects how far the independent bases disagree, so a genuinely over- or under-priced project sits outside it.

Note: a project-level estimate — a specific unit’s floor, facing and size shift its fair value. Check a specific unit’s price ›

For educational purposes only — not financial advice.

Long-run trend — project vs. market

Indexed to 100 at 2000 · 2000–2005

Long-run line = URA Private Residential Property Price Index (indexed market trend, not unit prices). Markers = actual transactions, past 5 years. Source: URA via data.gov.sg, SODL v1.0.

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Location & neighbourhood

Tap any label below the map to show or hide that layer, or use Show / hide all. On by default: primary schools, MRT stations within 2 km (nearest highlighted), and hawker / malls / supermarkets. Off by default (tap to switch on): Secondary / JC / Poly, international schools, bus stops, healthcare and childcare.

About this project

Project Name	FURAMA TOWER
Street Name	Leonie Hill Road
Property Type	Apartment
Tenure	Freehold
District / Planning Area	D9 / River Valley
Completion	1981
Number of units	33 units
Highest floor in the project	—
Developer	First Bedok Land Pte Ltd
Land Area (sqm)	—
Master Plan Plot Ratio	2.8

All transactions

No transactions recorded for this project yet.