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Meyer Blue
Meyer Blue is one of the rare freehold launches to come to market along the Meyer Road stretch, and that single fact frames the entire proposition. A joint venture between UOL Group and Singapore Land Group, the development holds 226 units across a 2 to 5-bedroom mix on 83 Meyer Road, in the heart of District 15's established East Coast enclave. Freehold tenure in this pocket is structurally scarce: most of the surrounding stock is either older freehold redevelopment land or newer 99-year product, which means Meyer Blue enters a market where its own tenure is its clearest differentiator. The unit mix skews decisively premium. Available inventory is concentrated in 4-bedroom premium layouts with private lift from roughly 1,518 to 1,733 sqft, alongside 5-bedroom suites at 1,905 sqft and a limited 3-bedroom premium at 1,141 sqft. Pricing on current availability starts around $3.55M for the 3-bedroom and runs to just over $6.1M for the 5-bedroom suites, with PSF broadly in the $3,015 to $3,480 band. That is a genuine large-format family product rather than an investor shoebox play, and the private lift provision across the 4 and 5-bedroom stacks reinforces the positioning. With only 226 units, density is low and the resale pool stays tight — historically a supportive dynamic for price discovery in mature freehold districts. TOP is set for 2028, so buyers are underwriting a construction lead time in exchange for tenure and location. For a buyer weighing East Coast options, the question is rarely whether Meyer Blue is well located; it is whether the freehold premium is worth paying against nearby leasehold alternatives. On a long hold, in a district with limited new freehold supply, that premium has historically been defensible.



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