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District 22 · OCR · 1,762 landed caveats 1995–2026 · URA caveat data

Landed property in District 22

What landed actually transacts for in D22 (OCR) — prices by type, how thinly it trades, the estates that performed, and how it fits a landed portfolio.

1,762
landed caveats since 1995
$1,381
median land $psf (3y)
$2.49M
median price (3y)
17%
freehold

Every landed street in D22 — dot colour = median land $psf (greener = lower, amber = higher); orange ring = rebuild activity. Tap a dot to open that street.

Prices by type

Median land $psf, land-titled sales in the last 3 years (types with <4 recent sales omitted):

TypeMedian land $psfCaveats (all-time)
Terrace$1,3961,512
Semi-D$1,185242
Detached8

Tap a type to see D22’s recent pricing, activity and repeat-sales return for that pocket.

How much it trades

Landed transactions per year — District 22

All landed sale caveats in the district.
11121314151617181920212223242526peak 101/yr

Strongest estates in the district

By median repeat-sales annualised return (estates with 8+ matched buy–sell pairs):

EstateAnnualised returnPairs
Yunnan Gardens+4.5%91
Westwood Park+3.1%105
Westville+2.8%350
Lakeside Grove+2.6%143
The Woods+0.2%42

Tap an estate to open its own page — a street’s full sale history, or a cluster estate’s streets, prices and resale record.

District repeat-sales: a median +2.8% annualised over a 9-year typical hold, with 74% of pairs sold at a gain (732 pairs).

Investor angle

Benchmark any D22 listing on land $psf against the type medians above, then the specific estate’s repeat-sales record — and weigh trading depth (the pairs column) as your exit insurance in a thin market.

Price a specific home with the valuation tool, compare estates across districts on the profit & loss league, or step back to the landed overview.

How is this worked out? — data, method & limits
Data
1,762 landed caveats in District 22, 1995–2026, from URA caveat data. Prices are median land $psf, land-titled, last 3 years.
Returns
Repeat-sales (same address bought then sold); annualised, appreciation only, before costs. Estates need 8+ pairs.
Limits: caveats are optional (GCBs especially); a thin type or estate can swing on one sale. Directional, not a valuation.
For educational purposes only — not financial advice.
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