The Hillshore
, Queenstown, West · Freehold · Launched
- From
- S$1.77M
- Lowest
- S$2,284calculated
Exterior: Residential blocks and lap pool, artist's impression. The Hillshore official site 
Exterior: Residential blocks with views towards the sea, artist's impression. The Hillshore official site
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- Ready ()
- 2026
- Nearest MRT or LRT
- 459 m · ~6 min walkcalculated
- so far
- 12 of 59 (20.3%)
- Recent sales, median
- S$2,315 psfcalculated
- , median
- S$1,930 psfcalculated
- Freehold
- Developer
- Hillside View Development Pte Ltd
- Launched
- Not available
Nearest station in service: Haw Par Villa MRT Station. Distances are straight-line; walking routes are longer.
Is it worth buying?
PropGPT financial score
84out of 100
Strong case on the numbers
Confidence: medium, some figures missing (71% of the weight known)
Adds up the measurable lines below: price against comparable homes, rental yield, the lease, how nearby prices moved, MRT distance and competing supply. 65 or more is a strong case on the numbers, 45 to 64 fair, under 45 weak. It leaves out what only you can judge (layout, school, the view) and is not a valuation or advice.
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| Part | Mark | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Price vs similar homes nearby27% of the scoreCosts 8% more than similar older homes nearby; usually 17% more. | 95 | Costs 8% more than similar older homes nearby; usually 17% more. |
| Rental yield vs typical20% of the scoreRent of about 2.9% of the price a year; typical is 2.4%. | 93 | Rent of about 2.9% of the price a year; typical is 2.4%. |
| Price vs other new launches nearbynot countedNot known yet. | Not known | Not known yet. |
| Price vs launches in the region13% of the score1% above the typical price of launches in the region. | 48 | 1% above the typical price of launches in the region. |
| Price vs the developer's likely breakevennot countedNot known yet. | Not known | Not known yet. |
| Value lost to the lease in the next 10 years13% of the scoreFreehold or 999-year: no lease running down. | 100 | Freehold or 999-year: no lease running down. |
| Nearby homes that beat the marketnot countedNot known yet. | Not known | Not known yet. |
| Distance to the MRT13% of the score459 m to the nearest station. | 82 | 459 m to the nearest station. |
| Competing homes finishing nearby7% of the score343 competing homes finishing nearby around the same time. | 83 | 343 competing homes finishing nearby around the same time. |
| Developer's track record7% of the scoreNo problems reported, but few completed projects. | 50 | No problems reported, but few completed projects. |
What a property agent would weigh up, from public data. Each line gives a plain answer and what it means for you. Open “Show the calculation” on any line for the exact figures.
PropGPT compares private condos and apartments only (ECs with ECs). HDB flats and landed homes are never in these comparisons, and every price is a real sale recorded by URA, not an asking price.
In your favour 4Neutral 3Watch out 0Not known yet 3
Am I paying a fair price?
Price vs similar resale homes nearby · In your favour
Costs about 8% more than similar older homes nearby
New launches usually cost about 17% more than the older homes around them (the middle figure of the 64 launches selling now). This one's extra is smaller than usual, so less of your price is a new-home premium.
- This launch
- S$2,315 psf
- Usual for a launch here
- S$2,509 psf
- Similar homes nearby
- S$2,136 psf
Based on 133 resales, Nov 2025 to Nov 2026 · a rough guide only
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What it compares
This project's median price per sq ft (its own new sales in the last 12 months) against resale condos and apartments within 1.5 km, sold Nov 2025 to Nov 2026, 594–2,622 sq ft (this project's sizes, widened 20% each way). Each resale price is scaled to this project's lease, and to its building age (a new building, expected TOP 2026) where the resale's completion year is known. Not included: HDB flats, landed homes, homes resold before completion (sub-sales), and this project itself.The figures
- This project: S$2,315 psf, the median of its own new sales in the last 12 months.
- Nearby resale: S$2,136 psf, the median of 133 sales after the lease adjustment.
- Lease adjustment, for example: a freehold resale at S$2,000 psf counts as about S$1,920 against a new 99-year lease (96% of freehold); a 99-year resale with 70 years left at S$1,500 psf counts as about S$1,646.
- Age adjustment: 132 of 133 nearby sales are also scaled to this project's age (a new building, expected TOP 2026), about 0.9% per year of difference. For example, a resale in a building 10 years older at S$1,500 psf counts as about S$1,648. The other 1 have no known completion year and are not age-adjusted.
- Gap: S$2,315 psf ÷ S$2,136 psf − 1 = +8%. Usual gap (the middle of 64 launches selling now): +17%. In your favour when this gap is 5 percentage points or more below the usual gap; watch out when 5 or more above.
How fair is this comparison?
A rough guide only. Older homes against a new launch. Lease and size range are matched, building age is adjusted at an average rate; the premium for a brand-new home, condition, floor and facilities are not. That is why the line compares the gap with the usual gap for launches rather than with zero.What this check cannot see
- Building age is adjusted at one average rate, about 0.9% a year (measured from 10,793 private resales in 1,531 condos, Oct 2025 to Oct 2026). Real prices fall faster in a building's first 15 years and slower after, faster for 99-year leases than freehold, and upkeep differs between buildings.
- The lease adjustment uses the SLA leasehold table (Bala's Table), which values land, not the building; on very old leases it may over-adjust.
- Floor level, view, facing and unit mix are not adjusted. A project whose recent sales were mostly high floors looks dearer.
- 1.5 km in a straight line can reach across an expressway, river or park into a different market.
- URA gives one map point per project, so large projects are measured from a single spot.
Price vs other new launches nearby · Not known yet
Not known yet
Fewer than 10 new-launch sales of similar size in other projects within 1.5 km in the last 12 months.
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What it compares
This project's median price per sq ft against new-launch sales in other projects within 1.5 km over the last 12 months, same size range (594–2,622 sq ft).Price vs launches in this region · Neutral
About 1% above the typical price of other launches selling now in this region
Priced like most of the homes you are likely to compare it with.
- This launch
- S$2,315 psf
- Typical launch in the region
- S$2,301 psf
Based on 8 launches · a rough guide only
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What it compares
This project's price per sq ft against the median of other new launches selling now in the same URA region (Central, East, North, North-East or West).The figures
- This project: S$2,315 psf
- Median of 8 other launches selling now in this region: S$2,301 psf
- In your favour when 10% or more below the typical price; watch out when 10% or more above.
How fair is this comparison?
A rough guide only. Same region or type only: a region mixes places near and far from the city, and each launch's land cost differs.What this check cannot see
- Region medians mix very different locations: Orchard and Toa Payoh are both in the Central region.
- Unit sizes are not matched: small units cost more per sq ft, so a project of mostly small units looks dearer.
Land cost vs launch price · Not known yet
Not known yet
PropGPT has not found what the developer paid for the land yet.
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What it compares
This project's price per sq ft against what the developer likely needs to break even: the land price per sq ft of allowed floor area (psf ppr) × 1.4.
Can it earn or hold its value?
Rental yield · In your favour
About 2.9% of the price a year in rent, before costs
More than the typical 2.4% for launches selling now, so rent would cover more of your costs if you let it out.
- This launch
- 2.9%
- Typical for launches selling now
- 2.4%
Based on 995 rental contracts, Q1 2026 to Q3 2026
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What it compares
Rents of condos and apartments of similar size within 1.5 km (URA rental contracts, last 4 quarters), per sq ft, × 12, against this project's price per sq ft.The figures
- Nearby rent: S$5.53 per sq ft a month, median of 995 contracts (URA, Q1 2026 to Q3 2026)
- Yield = S$5.53 × 12 ÷ S$2,315 psf = 2.9%. In your favour when 0.3 percentage points or more above the typical yield; watch out when 0.3 or more below.
How fair is this comparison?
Fair. Rents of similar homes nearby, not of this project, which is not finished yet.What this check cannot see
- Gross yield: property tax, maintenance fees, agent fees and empty months usually take 1 to 2 percentage points off.
- URA records rented sizes as ranges (for example 900–1,000 sq ft); PropGPT uses the middle.
- New homes usually rent for more than the older homes nearby, so this may understate.
Lease · In your favour
Freehold
No lease runs down, so the home does not lose value as the years pass. Buyers usually pay more for this.
Based on URA's title record
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What it compares
The title's tenure, as recorded by URA.How fair is this comparison?
Very fair. A fact about this home.What this check cannot see
- Freehold land does not protect the building: it still ages, and an en bloc sale needs most owners to agree.
How nearby homes' prices moved · Not known yet
Not known yet
Fewer than 3 nearby projects have enough sales two or more years apart to compare.
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What it compares
For each project within 1.5 km with enough sales: the median price of its first 12 months of sales in PropGPT's data against its resales in the last 12 months, at least 2 years apart, compared with URA's private non-landed price index over the same quarters.MRT · In your favour
459 m to Haw Par Villa MRT Station
Within an easy walk; homes near stations are in steady demand from buyers and tenants.
Based on LTA station exits and URA Master Plan 2019, worked out 4 Nov 2026
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What it compares
Straight-line distance from the project's map point to the nearest MRT or LRT exit in service (LTA), and to the nearest planned station (URA Master Plan 2019).The figures
- Nearest planned station: Pandan Reservoir (planned), 5,438 m
- In your favour within 500 m of a station in service or planned; watch out over 1 km from both.
How fair is this comparison?
Very fair. A fact about this location.What this check cannot see
- Straight-line distance: walking routes are longer, often by a third.
- Planned stations can be years away and dates change.
What could go wrong?
Competing homes finishing nearby · Neutral
343 homes in 1 other project within 1.5 km due 2024–2028
Some competing new homes nearby, fewer than 1,000.
Based on URA's list of projects not yet completed, worked out 4 Nov 2026
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What it compares
Homes in other private projects within 1.5 km that URA lists as not yet completed, due within 2 years of this project's completion (TOP).The figures
- URA pipeline of private homes not yet completed.
- In your favour when there are none; watch out at 1,000 homes or more.
How fair is this comparison?
Fair. Counts homes, not who will sell or rent them.What this check cannot see
- Completion years in URA's pipeline often shift by a year or more.
- Land sold but not yet in URA's pipeline is not counted.
- 1.5 km in a straight line can reach across an expressway, river or park into a different market.
Developer's track record · Neutral
no problems found in the news
No problems found in the news, but few completed projects to judge by.
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What it compares
Housing projects the developer has completed in Singapore, and delays, defects or disputes reported in established news in the last 10 years (PropGPT research).How fair is this comparison?
Fair. The developer's other projects, not this one.What this check cannot see
- Only problems reported in the news are found; many defects are settled quietly.
- Joint ventures: a problem of one partner is listed even when the other partner led the project.
Cost to buy, hold and sell · Fact
S$58,000 in stamp duty for the cheapest unit
Profit only starts after these costs are covered.
Based on today's IRAS stamp duty rates
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What it compares
Stamp duties under the current IRAS rates for the price shown.The figures
- Stamp duty on S$1.77M: S$58,000 (assumes a Singapore citizen buying a first home)
- Selling within 4 years of buying costs seller's stamp duty of 16% falling to 4%; buying now, that ends around Nov 2030.
- Interest is paid only on the loan drawn so far; payments rise as the building goes up.
How fair is this comparison?
Very fair. Worked out for this price.What this check cannot see
- Assumes a Singapore citizen buying a first home until you add your details.
Good to know (not judged)
Sales so far · Fact
20.3% sold
Fast sales show interest, but projects that sold fast have later made losses and slow sellers have made gains. Not a sign of profit.
Project size · Fact
59 homes
Big projects have more facilities but more owners selling against you at the same time.
Government land sales and big developments nearby · Fact
None found by PropGPT research
New land sales add competing homes; new stations, malls and offices add demand. Both are public, so prices may already include them.
Growth-area plans · Fact
Overlooks the Greater Southern Waterfront, according to the developer
Growth areas are planned for decades and are public, so prices often include them already.
Based on PropGPT research, 22 Oct 2026
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Sources
The Hillshore official site, retrieved 2026-10-22
PropGPT calculations from URA and data.gov.sg, updated 3 Nov 2026. PropGPT is not a licensed estate agency and does not act for buyers or sellers. These figures are not a valuation, a forecast or financial advice, and past results nearby do not predict future returns. How each line is worked out
What you would pay
For the cheapest 2 Bedroom at S$1,768,000. Estimates, not financial advice.
- Monthly loan payment
- S$5,590
- Cash and CPF needed upfront
- S$503,000at least S$88,400 of it in cash
- S$58,000
- S$0
PropGPT calculation: at 3.0% over 30 years; upfront = price − loan + stamp duties + about S$3,000 legal fees. Banks require at least 5% of the price in cash; the rest can come from CPF. Stamp duty assumes a Singapore citizen buying a first home. Add your details for your own figures. You can change the loan assumptions in Compare.
Unit types and prices
As published by the developer or reported in the press. Availability changes daily; confirm with the developer.
2 Bedroomfrom S$1,768,000
743 sq ftS$2,380 psf
2 Bedroom Penthousefrom S$2,165,000
904 to 915 sq ftS$2,395 psf
2 Bedroom Premiumfrom S$1,868,000
818 to 850 sq ftS$2,284 psf
2 Bedroom Premium Penthousefrom S$2,295,000
990 to 1,033 sq ftS$2,318 psf
3 Bedroomfrom S$2,588,000
1,055 to 1,109 sq ftS$2,453 psf
3 Bedroom Penthousefrom S$3,358,000
1,442 sq ftS$2,329 psf
3 Bedroom Premiumfrom S$2,730,000
1,087 sq ftS$2,511 psf
4 Bedroom Dual Keyfrom S$3,880,000
1,475 sq ftS$2,631 psf
4 Bedroom Penthousefrom S$3,968,000
1,647 to 1,776 sq ftS$2,409 psf
4 Bedroom Premium Penthouse Dual Keyfrom S$5,188,000
2,185 sq ftS$2,374 psf
| Type | Size (sq ft) | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Bedroom | 743 | from S$1,768,000 | S$2,380 |
| 2 Bedroom Penthouse | 904 to 915 | from S$2,165,000 | S$2,395 |
| 2 Bedroom Premium | 818 to 850 | from S$1,868,000 | S$2,284 |
| 2 Bedroom Premium Penthouse | 990 to 1,033 | from S$2,295,000 | S$2,318 |
| 3 Bedroom | 1,055 to 1,109 | from S$2,588,000 | S$2,453 |
| 3 Bedroom Penthouse | 1,442 | from S$3,358,000 | S$2,329 |
| 3 Bedroom Premium | 1,087 | from S$2,730,000 | S$2,511 |
| 4 Bedroom Dual Key | 1,475 | from S$3,880,000 | S$2,631 |
| 4 Bedroom Penthouse | 1,647 to 1,776 | from S$3,968,000 | S$2,409 |
| 4 Bedroom Premium Penthouse Dual Key | 2,185 | from S$5,188,000 | S$2,374 |
Price per square foot of actual sales, by month
URA caveats lodged for new sales; median per month calculated by PropGPT. Months with no sales are left out.
Nearby homes and what they sold for
Private condos and apartments within 1.5 km sold in the last 12 months (URA). Use this to judge whether the price is high or low for the area.
10 nearby projects, median from S$1,423 to S$1,967. Show the listHide the list
| Project | Distance | Tenure | Median PSF | Typical size | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE ESTIVA | 235 m | Freehold | S$1,443 | 1,733 sq ft | 1 |
| PARC REGENCY | 291 m | Freehold | S$1,538 | 1,658 sq ft | 1 |
| WHITEHAVEN | 455 m | Freehold | S$1,658 | 1,104 sq ft | 4 |
| LUXE VILLE | 486 m | Freehold | S$1,552 | 1,345 sq ft | 3 |
| PALM MANSIONS | 509 m | Freehold | S$1,423 | 980 sq ft | 1 |
| SEASUITES | 584 m | Freehold | S$1,967 | 549 sq ft | 1 |
| MURANO | 588 m | Freehold | S$1,496 | 1,066 sq ft | 1 |
| THE PEAK@BALMEG | 628 m | Freehold | S$1,805 | 1,507 sq ft | 3 |
| LE HILL CONDOMINIUM | 641 m | Freehold | S$1,506 | 1,281 sq ft | 5 |
| HORIZON RESIDENCES | 682 m | Freehold | S$1,830 | 1,400 sq ft | 2 |
Location
- Nearest MRT station
- Haw Par Villa MRT Station
- 459 m · ~6 min walk
- Nearest park
- Pasir Panjang Park
- 983 m · ~13 min walk
- Nearest supermarket
- Ntuc Fairprice Co-Operative Ltd (One@Kentridge)
- 906 m · ~12 min walk
Open data from LTA, NParks, MOE and SFA (data.gov.sg), located with OneMap. Malls are not shown: no open dataset exists. Map: OpenFreeMap, OpenStreetMap contributors.
What next?
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