What’s your investment strategy?
Different goals point to different projects. Tell us what you’re optimising for and we’ll shortlist the Singapore condos that fit — each list built from the same free URA, MOE and data.gov.sg datasets behind every HomeVestor page.
Rental yield
Rank condos by dependable gross rental yield — filtered for liquidity so the income actually repeats. Best for cash-flow buyers.
See the top 40 of 457 that qualify ›Capital growth
Find projects in URA growth corridors with MRT access and price momentum. Best for long-horizon investors.
See the top 40 of 673 that qualify ›Asset progression
Accessible, liquid first steps out of HDB that are easy to trade up from later. Best for the property ladder.
See the top 45 of 397 that qualify ›Family demand
Condos within 1 km of an oversubscribed primary school — the demand anchor that holds value. Best for family buyers.
See the top 45 of 574 that qualify ›Not sure yet? Start with the fundamentals.
Most investors blend two goals — say, growth with a yield floor. Get your budget first with Buying Power, take the Start Here intake, or see the four-signal shortlist on Where to Invest.
How to choose
Yield vs growth
These usually pull in opposite directions. High-yield projects (older leasehold, suburban) pay you now; high-growth projects (transformation corridors) pay you later and often yield less today. Decide which your finances need more.
Your time horizon
Selling within 4 years triggers Seller’s Stamp Duty (16/12/8/4%). Growth strategies need a longer hold; yield strategies can work shorter. Match the strategy to how long you’ll actually hold.
First property or next?
If you’re stepping out of HDB, asset progression prioritises liquidity and a sensible quantum. If it’s a second property, remember ABSD (20% for citizens) changes the maths — factor it in.
Who will rent or buy it next?
Family demand near a popular school is one of the most cycle-proof anchors. If your exit depends on families, the school-proximity list is a good place to start.