Because The Vanda Green has not launched, there are no transactions at the development itself. What is useful at this stage is the surrounding market — recorded transactions in the Bukit Timah and District 11 belt give a benchmark for what the area supports.
Transaction data — coming soon
Recorded transactions for the surrounding Bukit Timah market are published here. Register to be notified when the data feed goes live and when the development's own transactions begin.
Using Area Transactions to Assess The Vanda Green
Comparable transactions are the most honest guide available before a price list exists, but they need reading with care. Most of the surrounding Bukit Timah stock is freehold, and freehold and 99-year leasehold properties do not price alike — a straight comparison overstates what a leasehold new launch should cost. Age matters too: a completed development from a decade ago is a different product from a new launch that will take years to build.
The more useful comparison, when it exists, is with other new leasehold launches in the Central Core Region and the wider Bukit Timah corridor. Those reflect the same tenure, the same construction-cost environment and the same buyer pool.
What This Tells You About The Vanda Green
Area transactions establish the ceiling and floor the market has been willing to pay in this location. They do not establish what the developer will ask. When the price list is issued it appears on the pricing page and can be read against this data directly.
For context on why this location holds its value, the location page covers the address and the precinct, and the schools guide covers the catchment that underpins much of the demand here.