Condo at Queenstown: Where to Buy, Prices and the Best-Known Projects
Looking for a condo at Queenstown? MRT lines, one-north and Science Park, well-known projects with tenure, TOP and 12-month psf from EdgeProp, new launches like Lyndenwoods and Bloomsbury, and a Hougang comparison.
Queenstown was Singapore’s first satellite town, and it is now one of the most in-demand city-fringe addresses. It has the East-West and Circle Lines running through it, the one-north and Science Park job clusters, and a mix of 2000s projects, 2020s completions and fresh launches. If you are weighing up a condo at Queenstown, this guide covers where to buy, what EdgeProp’s transaction data shows, the best-known projects and new launches, and how it compares with Hougang and LinkTown Residences (Hougang Central Residences).
Queenstown at a glance: MRT, jobs, shops and schools
MRT. The East-West Line runs through Queenstown (EW19), Commonwealth (EW20) and Buona Vista (EW21, an interchange with the Circle Line). The Circle Line continues through one-north (CC23), Kent Ridge (CC24), Haw Par Villa and Pasir Panjang along the southern and western edge.
Jobs. one-north, the Singapore Science Park and NUS are within the wider Queenstown area, which is why the newest launches are clustered at Media Circle, Slim Barracks Rise and Science Park Drive. In February 2026, EdgeProp reported that Budget 2026’s AI push could power property demand in one-north.
Daily needs. Around Queenstown MRT, EdgeProp lists Dawson Place and Anchorpoint within about 500 m of Queens and Queens Peak, Margaret Drive Hawker Centre and Mei Chin Road Market nearby, and Queenstown Public Library. IKEA Alexandra and Alexandra Hospital are on the eastern side, and Holland Village is a short ride away.
Schools. New Town Primary and Queenstown Primary are within 1 km of Queens, Queens Peak and Margaret Ville, per EdgeProp. Check your exact address on OneMap before relying on it for Primary 1 registration.
Best-known Queenstown condos compared
| Condo | Tenure (lease start) | TOP | Units | Nearest MRT | 12-month avg psf (range) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bloomsbury Residences (Media Circle) | 99 years (2024) | 2028/2029 (est.) | 358 | one-north CC23, Commonwealth EW20 | ~S$2,569 (2,415–2,727) |
| Lyndenwoods (Science Park Drive) | 99 years (2025) | 2028/2029 (est.) | 343 | Kent Ridge CC24, one-north CC23 | ~S$2,502 (2,356–2,647) |
| Terra Hill (Yew Siang Rd) | Freehold | Under construction | 270 | Pasir Panjang CC26 | ~S$2,497 (1,934–2,857) |
| The Hillshore (Pasir Panjang Rd) | Freehold | 2026 | 59 | Haw Par Villa CC25 | ~S$2,315 (2,154–2,512) |
| Margaret Ville (Margaret Drive) | 99 years (2017) | 2021 | 309 | Commonwealth EW20, Queenstown EW19 | ~S$2,275 (1,981–2,479) |
| Queens Peak (Dundee Rd) | 99 years (2015) | 2020 | 736 | Queenstown EW19 | ~S$2,238 (2,064–2,435) |
| Normanton Park (Normanton Park) | 99 years (2019) | 2023 | 1,840 + 22 landed | Kent Ridge CC24 | ~S$1,994 (1,675–2,284) |
| Queens (Stirling Rd) | 99 years (1998) | 2002 | 722 | Queenstown EW19 | ~S$1,852 (1,689–2,010) |
Source: EdgeProp project and new-launch pages (tenure, TOP, units, nearest stations and last-12-month transaction data from URA caveats), accessed 29 Sep 2026. Estimated TOP for Bloomsbury Residences and Lyndenwoods is 2028 on their project pages and 2029 on their new-launch pages. Averages mix unit sizes and new-sale and resale deals; treat them as a guide.
Queenstown splits into two markets. Around the MRT and Margaret Drive, Queens Peak and Margaret Ville are the newer projects within walking distance of Queenstown or Commonwealth stations, while Queens is the older, lower-psf option with a longer-used lease. Along the southern ridge and one-north, Normanton Park is a very large project (1,840 condo units) and so offers lots of comparable deals, while Terra Hill and The Hillshore are the freehold options near the Circle Line. For the Clementi side of District 5, see our Clementi condo guide.
New launches in Queenstown
- Lyndenwoods (Science Park Drive): 343 units by CapitaLand Development, the first residential project in Singapore Science Park. EdgeProp reported 94.5% sold on its July 2025 launch day at an average of S$2,450 psf.
- Bloomsbury Residences (Media Circle): 358 units by Qingjian Realty and Forsea Holdings. EdgeProp reported 25.1% sold at its April 2025 launch at an average of S$2,474 psf.
- Blossoms By The Park (Slim Barracks Rise): 275 units by EL Development, estimated TOP in the fourth quarter of 2027. EdgeProp reported over 200 units sold on its April 2023 launch day; its new-launch page shows an average of about S$2,361 psf.
- Pipeline: a 327-unit Media Circle (Parcel A) project by Qingjian Realty, Forsea Holdings and Hoovasun Holdings was listed by EdgeProp among expected 2026 launches (December 2025 report).
Queenstown condo prices in RCR context
URA’s Q2 2026 release (24 July 2026) showed RCR non-landed prices down 1.2% in the quarter, the weakest of the three segments, while OCR slipped 0.1% and CCR rose 1.8%. For Queenstown, that means the market was not running away in mid-2026. As at September 2026, the rough ladder is: 2000s projects around S$1,850 psf; large 2020s projects such as Normanton Park around S$2,000 psf; MRT-side 2020–2021 completions around S$2,250 psf; and new launches and freehold around S$2,300–2,570 psf. See our OCR, RCR and CCR guide.
Who a condo at Queenstown suits
- Professionals at one-north, Science Park, NUS or the CBD who want a short commute.
- Buyers who want city-fringe convenience without Core Central Region prices.
- Investors who value tenant demand from the research and tech clusters, bearing in mind the new supply at Media Circle and Science Park.
- Families near Queenstown and Commonwealth, with established schools and hawker centres.
Queenstown vs Hougang and LinkTown Residences
Queenstown is closer to the city and to the west’s job clusters; Hougang is a larger family town in the north-east, on the North-East Line direct to Dhoby Ghaut, Outram Park and HarbourFront, with a Cross Island Line interchange in Phase 1 (targeted around 2030). Queenstown’s new launches have sold around S$2,450–2,480 psf at launch, while analysts expect LinkTown Residences to average around S$2,500–2,600 psf, an estimate rather than a released price.
The difference is what that psf buys. LinkTown Residences is the Hougang Central integrated development: about 830 homes above Hougang MRT, with a new bus interchange and a mall of about 300,000 sq ft, by CapitaLand Development, UOL and Kheng Leong, the same CapitaLand Development that built Lyndenwoods. A launch is expected in early 2027, although UOL’s August 2026 results guide a 2H 2027 launch. See the LinkTown Residences overview, our integrated condos list and new launch vs resale for the wider decision.
More town guides: Choa Chu Kang Condos, Bukit Panjang Condos, Tampines Condos.
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Information as at September 2026, based on EdgeProp project data, URA releases and publicly reported launch results. Prices are approximate averages, not valuations. Verify with URA transaction data before you decide.
