Record condo prices in District 2 — Tanjong Pagar, Anson
Latest recorded sale Sep 2026
What is the highest psf paid for a resale condo in District 2?
The highest price per square foot recorded for a resale condo or apartment in District 2 since Sep 2021 is S$4,845 psf, at Wallich Residence: S$17,000,000 for 3,509 sqft on floors 56 to 60, sold in Oct 2021. Highest of 728 recorded resales. Indicative, from recorded sales, excluding transfers we filter out.
What is the highest psf paid for a resale condo in District 2 in the last 12 months?
The highest price per square foot recorded for a resale condo or apartment in District 2 in the last 12 months (since Oct 2025) is S$3,310 psf, at Wallich Residence: S$5,700,000 for 1,722 sqft on floors 56 to 60, sold in Dec 2025. Highest of 127 recorded resales. Indicative, from recorded sales, excluding transfers we filter out.
What is the highest psf paid for a new condo from the developer in District 2?
The highest price per square foot recorded for a new condo or apartment bought from the developer in District 2 since Sep 2021 is S$4,185 psf, at Newport Residences: S$8,650,000 for 2,067 sqft on floors 26 to 30, sold in Jan 2026. Highest of 466 recorded developer sales. Indicative, from recorded sales, excluding transfers we filter out.
What is the highest psf paid for a new condo from the developer in District 2 in the last 12 months?
The highest price per square foot recorded for a new condo or apartment bought from the developer in District 2 in the last 12 months (since Jan 2026) is S$4,185 psf, at Newport Residences: S$8,650,000 for 2,067 sqft on floors 26 to 30, sold in Jan 2026. Highest of 188 recorded developer sales. Indicative, from recorded sales, excluding transfers we filter out.
Records are the single highest recorded price per square foot among condos, apartments and executive condominiums in District 2, named only on at least 5 sales in the set. Landed homes are left out because their caveats are priced on land area. Transfers we filter out as unrepresentative (related-party sales, sub-sales, bulk caveats and statistical outliers) never count. “Recorded since” is the first sale we hold, not the first sale ever made.