Most & Least Profitable Condos in the Rest of Central Region (RCR) — 2023

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TL;DR
The 2023 annual profitability ranking for Rest of Central Region (RCR) condos — most and least profitable projects by resale CAGR plus the year's biggest cash-in and cash-out deals. 985 matched resales, 89% profitable.
5.8%
Median annualised return
89%
Profitable resales
$142K
Average gain per resale
985
Matched resales in 2023

This is the 2023 profitability leaderboard for condos in Rest of Central Region (RCR), built from matched buy→sell resale pairs in URA caveat data where the resale closed during 2023. Across 985 matched resales the median annualised return was 5.8%, and 89% of sales closed at a gain. Below we rank the year's strongest and weakest performers, then spotlight the single biggest cash-in and cash-out deals of the year.

Median return
5.8%
Profitable
89%
Median hold
1.2 yrs
Total gains
$139.92M

Most profitable condos of 2023

Ranked by median annualised return across every matched resale that closed in 2023. Only condos with at least 5 matched pairs in the year appear, so a single lucky flip cannot top the table.

#CondoDistrictMedian return/yrProfitableMedian holdResales
1THE BLOSSOMVALED21 (RCR)12.9%100%0.9 yrs5
2KERRISDALED8 (RCR)11.6%100%1.2 yrs8
3BISHAN PARK CONDOMINIUMD20 (RCR)11.5%100%0.8 yrs5
4THE ANCHORAGED3 (RCR)10.7%100%1.3 yrs6
5MYRAD13 (RCR)10.6%89%1.4 yrs9
6TANGLIN VIEWD3 (RCR)10.5%100%1.5 yrs6
7JADESCAPED20 (RCR)10.4%92%1.5 yrs12
8CLOVER BY THE PARKD20 (RCR)10.2%100%2.0 yrs5
9THE SEAFRONT ON MEYERD15 (RCR)10.2%83%1.5 yrs6
10BARTLEY RIDGED13 (RCR)9.0%100%1.3 yrs15
118@WOODLEIGHD13 (RCR)9.0%100%1.8 yrs6
12CITYLIGHTSD8 (RCR)8.7%100%1.5 yrs6
13GUILLEMARD SUITESD14 (RCR)8.4%80%1.5 yrs5
14KATONG REGENCYD15 (RCR)7.4%80%1.5 yrs5
15QUEENSD3 (RCR)7.4%100%1.2 yrs7

Least profitable condos of 2023

The same corpus ranked from the bottom — condos whose 2023 resales delivered the weakest (or most negative) annualised returns. A negative figure means the median resale sold below its matched purchase price.

#CondoDistrictMedian return/yrProfitableMedian holdResales
1PICCADILLY GRANDD8 (RCR)0.7%70%0.9 yrs10
2COSTA RHUD15 (RCR)1.0%80%1.3 yrs10
3BRADDELL VIEWD20 (RCR)2.1%67%0.8 yrs9
4MAYFAIR GARDENSD21 (RCR)2.5%75%1.0 yrs8
5KENT RIDGE HILL RESIDENCESD5 (RCR)3.0%67%1.1 yrs6
6ECHELOND3 (RCR)3.4%100%0.7 yrs7
7ALEX RESIDENCESD3 (RCR)3.7%78%1.5 yrs9
8THE CREEK @ BUKITD21 (RCR)3.7%86%1.0 yrs7
9SKY VUED20 (RCR)4.0%100%0.9 yrs7
10CARIBBEAN AT KEPPEL BAYD4 (RCR)4.0%88%1.1 yrs8
11PRINCIPAL GARDEND3 (RCR)4.1%100%1.1 yrs13
12SANT RITZD13 (RCR)4.2%100%1.0 yrs6
13HIGHLINE RESIDENCESD3 (RCR)4.2%60%1.5 yrs5
14SIMS URBAN OASISD14 (RCR)4.2%88%0.8 yrs16
15THE ROCHESTER RESIDENCESD5 (RCR)4.4%88%1.5 yrs8

Cash or Crash: 2023's biggest deals

The single largest matched resale gains and losses recorded in 2023 — the year's "cash or crash" moments. Each row is one unit bought and later resold; figures are raw price differences before transaction costs.

💰 Biggest cash-ins

CondoDistrictGainBuy → SellHeld
REFLECTIONS AT KEPPEL BAYD4$4.8M$12.2M → $17M0.6 yrs
GOODMAN CRESTD15$1.43M$3.75M → $5.18M2.2 yrs
EQUATORIAL APARTMENTSD15$9K$3.65M → $4.55M2.3 yrs
REFLECTIONS AT KEPPEL BAYD4$835K$2.45M → $3.28M0.7 yrs
COSTA RHUD15$812K$3.29M → $4.1M2.1 yrs

📉 Biggest crashes

CondoDistrictLossBuy → SellHeld
MYRAD13-$532K$1.93M → $1.4M2.2 yrs
REFLECTIONS AT KEPPEL BAYD4-$395K$2.08M → $1.69M1.2 yrs
RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTSD3-$332K$1.82M → $1.49M0.8 yrs
SKY EVERTOND2-$308K$5.69M → $5.38M1.8 yrs
SIMS URBAN OASISD14-$28K$1.68M → $1.4M0.6 yrs

Frequently Asked Questions

Which condo made the most money in 2023?

The "most profitable" table ranks condos by the median annualised return of their 2023 resales, while the Cash-or-Crash spotlight names the single biggest dollar gain of the year. Rankings require at least 5 matched resale pairs so they reflect a pattern, not one lucky sale.

What does a negative return in the "least profitable" table mean?

It means the median resale of that condo in 2023 sold below its matched purchase price — the owner realised a capital loss before even counting stamp duty and financing. Weak percentage returns cluster in projects bought near a market peak.

Are these net profits after stamp duty and financing?

No. Every figure is computed on raw URA caveat prices only. Real net returns are lower after buyer's and seller's stamp duty, mortgage interest, agent fees and renovation. Use the ranking to compare relative performance, not as a take-home figure.

How current is this Rest of Central Region (RCR) ranking?

It covers matched resales that closed during the 2023 calendar year, drawn from URA private-transaction caveats. Because it is time-boxed to a completed year, the edition is stable and will not shift as newer caveats arrive.

Methodology & Sources

Numbers in this article reflect resales closing in 2023 and update annually.

Transaction data sourced from URA.

  • Matched buy→sell pairs are inferred from URA resale caveats by grouping transactions on a (floor band, floor area, bedroom count) proxy — caveats carry no unit or stack identifier.
  • Annualised return is the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) between a paired purchase and resale; pairs held under 6 months or over 30 years are excluded.
  • A condo needs at least 5 matched pairs whose resale closed in 2023 to be ranked. Figures are raw-price estimates before stamp duty, financing and renovation.
  • The Cash-or-Crash spotlight shows individual matched deals; grouped landed caveats are excluded.

Outlier-resistant medians anchor every PSF figure shown above. Volume counts are exact transaction tallies, not estimates.