98 Commonwealth Crescent 140098, Commonwealth, Central Region, Singapore
$500,000
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Total Transactions
0
Average Price
S0
Total Value
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Calculating fair value from URA transaction data…
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Automated Valuation based on 2 HDB resale transactions (data.gov.sg)
Fair Value
S$241,936
S$331 psf
Asking Price
S$500,000
S$683 psf
vs Market
+106.7%
vs Last Done
+31.3%
Tenure
43 yrs
99-year Leasehold · ⚠️ Short lease
Confidence
Low
2 comps
Nearest MRT
Commonwealth
613m away · +2% premium
URA PSF Trendline vs Listing Price
Hedonic Adjustment Breakdown
Base URA PSF
2 comparable transactions
S$527
Floor Premium
0.5% per floor vs median
+0.0%
Tenure Decay
Bala's curve (99yr leasehold)
×0.614
MRT Proximity
Within 500m / 1km
+2%
AI Condition Premium
HELIOS scan of listing description
0%
Adjusted Fair Value PSF
S$331
Recent Comparable Transactions
2 shown · 2 total| Date | Block / Street | Area | Price | PSF | Tenure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Last DoneNov 2024 | Blk 98 C'WEALTH CRES Floor 01 TO 03 | 635sqft | S$330,000 | ▲S$520 +57.1% vs FV | 99yr from 1970 |
Nov 2024 | Blk 98 C'WEALTH CRES Floor 01 TO 03 | 635sqft | S$330,000 | ▲S$520 +57.1% vs FV | 99yr from 1970 |
Sep 2024 | Blk 98 C'WEALTH CRES Floor 04 TO 06 | 635sqft | S$340,000 | ▲S$535 +61.6% vs FV | 99yr from 1970 |
Blk 98 C'WEALTH CRES
Nov 2024 · Floor 01 TO 03
+57.1% vs FV
Blk 98 C'WEALTH CRES
Nov 2024 · Floor 01 TO 03
+57.1% vs FV
Blk 98 C'WEALTH CRES
Sep 2024 · Floor 04 TO 06
+61.6% vs FV
HELIOS AI Analysis
The valuation of the HDB 3-room unit in Queenstown, with a remaining lease of 43 years, stands at an estimated value of $241,936, translating to approximately $331 per square foot. This assessment places the property above the market baseline, reflecting a notable 106.7% premium. Such a significant deviation from the baseline indicates a robust demand for HDB properties in the Queenstown area, likely driven by the locality's strategic advantages, including its proximity to urban amenities and transportation links.
However, it is essential to note the model confidence for this valuation is categorized as low, primarily due to the reliance on only two recent HDB resale transactions in the vicinity. This limited data set could introduce volatility in the valuation process, suggesting that while the current market signal indicates a strong performance, prospective buyers and investors should exercise caution. The dynamics of lease tenure and market sentiment play a crucial role in the valuation landscape, particularly as the remaining lease approaches the mid-40 year mark, which may impact buyer perceptions and future resale potential in the evolving Singaporean real estate market.
⚠️ Indicative estimate only. Based on URA resale transaction data. Not a formal valuation. Consult a licensed valuer for financial decisions.