Over 900 units across three residential sites sold on launch weekend

Promenade Peak in Zion Promenade moved 331 units out of 596 (56%).

The launch weekend of three private residential projects—Promenade Peak, River Green, and Canberra Crescent Residences—saw over 920 units sold, with both PropNex and Huttons highlighting robust market confidence and strong demand for larger units.

According to Kelvin Fong, CEO of PropNex, Promenade Peak in Zion Promenade moved 331 units out of 596 (56%). Sales were largely driven by two- and three-bedroom units, which accounted for around 82% of total transactions, with four-bedders also performing well, selling 47% of available stock.

Fong pointed to “many of the buyers being end-users purchasing the properties for own stay”.

Mark Yip, CEO of Huttons Asia, echoed this sentiment, noting that Promenade Peak and River Green, both in the River Valley vicinity, collectively sold more than 700 units—a figure he called “an impressive result” that “speaks volume of the demand in the market and their acceptance of these two projects”.

Fong detailed Promenade Peak’s price points, starting at $1.4m for one-bedders, $1.8m for two-bedders, and up to $6.6m for four- and five-bedroom units. 

Yip noted that River Green sold 458 units, making it the best-performing Core Central Region (CCR) project in 2025 so far. He attributed this success to its compact unit layouts, which translated into more affordable overall quantum, and its “doorstep access” to Great World MRT and proximity to River Valley Primary School.

He also praised the connectivity of the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL), calling it “one of the best MRT lines in Singapore”.

Huttons also emphasised the standout features of Promenade Peak, including its future status as the tallest building along the Singapore River, boasting views of Orchard, Marina Bay Sands, and Sentosa, as well as the highest infinity pool in Singapore. One premium five-bedroom unit (1,884 sq ft) fetched $6.658m, or $3,534 psf.

Meanwhile, in the Outside Central Region (OCR), Canberra Crescent Residences sold 143 units, with starting prices from $1,880 psf. Yip described the project as offering “one of the best entry prices in the private residential market”, with strong uptake across all unit types, especially 3- and 4-bedders among family buyers.

He added that it is the first Canberra launch in four years, with future developments like a waterfront lifestyle precinct in Sembawang Shipyard and a potential Seletar MRT line further boosting long-term appeal.

Both agencies signaled optimism. Fong said the sales “continue to track the positive narrative of a resilient private housing demand,” whilst Yip noted the momentum would “uplift confidence in the coming months,” with Zyon Grand slated for a Q4 2025 launch.