The Continuum: S$2,771 psf at launch against S$1,700 psf resale nearby

In Q3 2026, 31 units at The Continuum were sold by the developer at a median of S$2,771 psf. Resale transactions in completed projects nearby, 102 of them for units of comparable size, put the indicative figure at S$1,700 psf, within a range running from S$1,414 psf to S$1,848 psf. Measured against the middle of that range, the launch median sits 63.0% higher. Both sets of figures come from recorded caveats and are indicative only; neither is a formal valuation of any particular unit.

The developer sales series for the project covers 14 quarters, beginning in Q2 2023. Volume has been uneven across that span: 139 units changed hands in the opening quarter, 112 in Q4 2024, and as few as 13 in Q3 2025, before 56 in Q2 2026 and 31 in the latest quarter. The quarterly medians shown in the chart above rose over the earlier part of the series and have eased back across the most recent quarters.

The table below sets out, for each quarter, the median developer sale price per area together with the two quartile columns that bracket it, and the number of sales behind each row. Per-area figures in that table are stored on a per-square-metre basis, while the headline launch median quoted here is expressed in psf, the convention used for private homes. Quarters with few sales carry a correspondingly thin base, so the spread between the quartile columns is worth reading alongside the median.

The resale comparables

The indicative resale figure is assembled from caveats in completed projects around The Continuum, for units close to the launch's typical size of 88.0 sqm. The projects contributing the most comparable sales are listed below: The Gatz with 6, Galaxy Towers and Sims Meadows with 5 each, then Esta Ruby, Haig Court and The Sunny Spring with 4 each, and Versilia On Haig and Katong Regency with 3 each. Versilia On Haig is the closest of these to the project, The Gatz the furthest.

The resale figure is the engine's indicative range for a unit of the launch's typical size, built from resale caveats in completed projects nearby with the usual adjustments, and is not a formal valuation. A launch and a completed project are different products; the gap is stated, not explained. The width of the range, from S$1,414 psf at the low end to S$1,848 psf at the high end, indicates how much the underlying resale caveats themselves vary across these projects.

Taken together, the figures describe a new-sale median of S$2,771 psf in Q3 2026 against an indicative nearby resale level of S$1,700 psf for similar-sized units, a difference of 63.0%. The launch series itself has run for 14 quarters with volumes ranging from 13 to 139 units per quarter, and the most recent quarterly medians sit below the peak reached earlier in the series. All figures are drawn from recorded transactions, cover different products, and are indicative rather than valuations.

The resale figure is the engine's indicative range for a unit of the launch's typical size, built from resale caveats in completed projects nearby with the usual adjustments, and is not a formal valuation. A launch and a completed project are different products; the gap is stated, not explained.