1. How does the URA Master Plan affect property values in Singapore?
Answer:
The URA Master Plan guides land use, infrastructure, and development for the next 10–15 years. Upgrades like new MRT lines, business districts, or parks can increase demand and property prices—especially in targeted transformation areas such as Jurong, Punggol, and Bayshore.
2. Which districts will benefit most from the Cross Island Line (CRL)?
Answer:
Districts along the CRL corridor—including Loyang, Serangoon North, Ang Mo Kio, West Coast, and Jurong—are likely to see increased demand and price premiums, particularly for properties within a 10-minute walk of new stations. Early movers may see the most benefit.
3. Is it better to buy before or after a new MRT station opens?
Answer:
Historically, buyers who purchase before construction or early in the MRT development phase often enjoy higher capital gains, as prices tend to rise closer to and after the station’s opening. However, this depends on overall market conditions and specific project timelines.
4. What are the risks of investing based on the Master Plan?
Answer:
Risks include project delays, market cooling measures, economic uncertainty, and supply surges (such as large BTO launches). Not every planned upgrade will result in immediate price gains, so buyers should rely on current data and seek personalized advice.
5. How can I get a personalized assessment for my district or property?
Answer:
You can book a free consultation using the WhatsApp link above. I’ll provide a customized analysis of your property, including upcoming Master Plan changes, MRT upgrades, and market trends relevant to your goals.