Rents near district median
The Bayshore's latest 12-month median rent is $4,000 compared with the D16 median of $4,000 for the same period. Use this district check before narrowing by bedroom and area band.
D16 / Bedok, Upper East Coast, Eastwood, Kew Drive
The Bayshore is a 99-year leasehold condominium in D16 / Bedok, Upper East Coast, Eastwood, Kew Drive. The page currently tracks 1,270 rentals and 243 sales. The Bayshore is near BAYSHORE MRT STATION (TE29), about 0.42 km away.
For rent checks, start with the latest 12-month median of $4,000 per month and compare it with the full-history size-band range of $3,700 to $10,356. For sale checks, start with the latest 12-month median sale price of $1,400,000 and median sale PSF of $1,384 psf, then compare full-history floor-band evidence from $1,200,500 to $1,692,500 and PSF from $1,235 psf to $1,380 psf.
Compare the project with D16 across rent, sale PSF, tenure and transaction activity.
The Bayshore's latest 12-month median rent is $4,000 compared with the D16 median of $4,000 for the same period. Use this district check before narrowing by bedroom and area band.
The Bayshore's latest 12-month median sale PSF is $1,384 psf versus the D16 median of $2,493 psf for the same period. A premium should be explained by tenure, condition, floor, view or scarcity.
Gross yield is roughly 3.43% versus a D16 screen of 2.40%. Treat this as a first-pass rent support signal before costs, vacancy and financing.
Recent rents moved enough that bedroom count, area band and latest contracts matter.
Recent transaction volume is close to the prior 6-month view.
99-year leasehold from 1993 matters most on sale price. Compare The Bayshore against nearby projects with similar tenure before treating a PSF gap as cheap or expensive.
$3,800 to $4,200 is the first fair-rent band to check. Above $4,200 should have a visible reason.
$1,360,000 to $1,440,000 and $1,340 to $1,430 psf are the first sale checks before adjusting for floor, size, view and condition.
2 bed and 900 to 1,000 sqft give the closest unit-size checks.
Rent has some movement. Recent rents moved enough that bedroom count, area band and latest contracts matter.
Activity is steady. Recent transaction volume is close to the prior 6-month view.
Project-level details from URA records and local enrichment.
Use this to judge whether the project has enough rent, sale and recent transaction depth for a confident comparison.
Nearest transport, schools and daily conveniences around the project.
Approximate distance from the project. Walking, driving and transit routes may differ.
Recent rent, sale PSF and contract activity for this project.
Same district, ranked by similar rent, sale PSF and transaction depth.
Monthly rent by recorded bedroom count.
Monthly rent by recorded URA floor area band.
Median sale price and PSF by recorded floor band.
Most recent URA rentals and sales for this project.
Practical guidance for renters, buyers and sellers. This is not a valuation, it is a starting point for comparing real transactions.
The Bayshore shows a latest 12-month median monthly rent of $4,000 across 210 rentals. Use that as the first anchor, then check the bedroom and floor-area bands before accepting an asking rent.
Latest 12M sales at The Bayshore show a median price of $1,400,000 and $1,384 psf. Treat those as the first comparable range, then adjust for floor, size, condition and tenure.
For sellers, the cleanest starting point is the project median PSF, then the latest sales and nearby project comps. The Bayshore has 243 sales on this page, so pricing should be checked against actual recent contracts before listing.
Start with the project benchmarks, then adjust the calculator assumptions for the unit you are considering.
Use D16 to compare The Bayshore against the wider area.
How to read the rental and sale figures on this page.
Rental figures come from URA private residential rent data. Rent is shown as monthly rent.
Sale figures come from private residential sale data. PSF and total selling value are shown where the needed fields are available.
Rental floor level is not available from this source, so rental analysis is split by bedroom count and floor area band.
Sale floor band is available for many sale transactions, so sale prices can be grouped by recorded floor band.
Quick answers for renters, buyers and owners comparing this project.
The Bayshore has a latest 12-month median monthly rent of $4,000 across 210 rentals in that period.
The latest 12-month median sale price for The Bayshore is $1,400,000, based on 46 sales in that period.
The latest 12-month median sale price per square foot for The Bayshore is $1,384 psf. The average for the same period is $1,379 psf.
The Bayshore is listed as 99-year leasehold from 1993. Tenure is tied to the project and is most relevant when reviewing sale transactions.
The Bayshore is located at 22 Bayshore Road the Bayshore Singapore 469970 in D16 / Bedok, Upper East Coast, Eastwood, Kew Drive.
The project 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.