Landed Homes

Landed is a different game.
Bring different data.

Terrace, semi-D, bungalow, or GCB adjacency: landed transactions are fewer, less comparable, and easier to misprice in either direction. We price on land, not just floor area, and we market with discretion.

Why landed pricing goes wrong

Thin comparables

Your street may see two transactions a year. Naive PSF comparison across different land sizes, tenures, and built states misleads. We adjust for land rate, GFA potential, and rebuild condition.

The rebuild lens

Many buyers are really buying land plus a construction project. We model tear-down, A&A, and move-in-ready scenarios separately, because they attract different buyers at different prices.

Regulation layers

Plot ratio, setbacks, envelope control, conservation status, and road line plans change what a plot is worth. We check before you commit, not after.

Selling a landed home

Buying a landed home

East side note

Deep familiarity with D15 and the East Coast belt

Katong, Joo Chiat, Siglap, Frankel, Telok Kurau: the team walks these streets weekly and tracks every landed caveat in the belt. If your search or sale sits in the East, you get street-level context on top of the data.

Landed decisions deserve landed-grade analysis.

Tell us the street or the plot. We will come back with the land math.