Is D02 getting more expensive?
Rent is flat over the last 3 months. Sale PSF is down 22.8% over the last 3 months. Read this as a district signal, then confirm with specific project pages.
Anson, Tanjong Pagar Private residential prices, rents and project comparisons.
Read the district signal first, then confirm any rent, offer or asking price against a specific project.
Rent is flat over the last 3 months. Sale PSF is down 22.8% over the last 3 months. Read this as a district signal, then confirm with specific project pages.
Transaction volume is lighter. 1,047 records in the latest 6-month view versus 1,255 in the prior view.
D02 median sale PSF is above the nearby set (D01, D03, D04). Buyers should be stricter on project-specific comps.
Rent momentum looks steady. Use this as the opening rent range, then tighten it with the exact project page, unit size and latest contracts.
Sale PSF is softening. Treat this as the first comparable range, then check nearby projects and recent transactions before making an offer.
If your unit has a clear advantage, test slightly above the district median. Otherwise, anchor to the project page so the ask does not look disconnected from recent contracts.
Projects with tighter recent monthly rent movement and enough rental depth to be useful.
Projects where the latest 6-month activity is materially higher than the prior 6-month view.
Explore the top 8 projects by transaction depth across rental and sale records.
Shortlists that help renters, buyers and owners move faster than scrolling the full directory.
Use when checking what tenants are actually paying.
Use when comparing offer prices and seller expectations.
Helpful when tenure is part of the buying decision.
Good first stop when you want both rental and sale context.
Best starting points when you want deeper transaction evidence.
Projects with the highest typical rent in this district.
Useful for spotting the upper end of buyer demand.
Tenure matters most when buying or selling. Rentals still need project-level comps.
D02 has 8 freehold projects and 14 leasehold projects in our project records. For buyers, tenure should be part of the sale comparison because freehold projects can trade differently from newer leasehold projects with more facilities and cleaner recent comparables.
For renters, tenure is mostly background. Rent should still be judged by the exact project, unit size, condition, MRT access, schools and the latest rent data. Use tenure as a buying lens first, not as the main reason to pay more rent.
7 projects still need tenure added, so this mix will improve as we add more project facts.Recent rent, sale PSF and transaction activity across D02.
Prioritized by transaction depth across rental and sale records. Smaller projects still matter, but they need project-level context.
Browse the remaining 21 projects in Anson, Tanjong Pagar. Lower-volume projects can be useful, but read them with nearby comps.
No matching projects in this district.
Use the typical D02 rent and sale price as a first pass, then move into project-specific pages before deciding.
Quick answers for renters, buyers and owners comparing Anson, Tanjong Pagar.
The median monthly rent in D02 is $4,300, based on 10,008 rentals on this district page.
The median sale price in D02 is $1,643,000, with a median sale PSF of $2,378 psf across 1,348 sales.
Icon has the deepest combined rent and sale evidence on this district page, with 1,843 transactions.
Icon is currently strongest for rental evidence, while One Bernam is strongest for sale transaction evidence. Always open the project page before making a final rent or sale comparison.
D02 has 8 freehold projects and 14 leasehold projects in the current project records. Tenure matters most for buying and selling, while rents still need exact project and unit-size comparisons.
The district page uses the latest records currently loaded on PropertySmartSG. Treat it as research evidence and check the latest transaction rows before using it for pricing.
How to read D02 rental and sale figures.
District pages combine all tracked private residential projects in the postal district.
Rental figures use recorded monthly rent data and are summarized by month.
Sale figures use private residential sale data, including sale price, PSF and total sale value where available.
Guidance cards are estimates based on district-level medians and trends. They are not financial advice.