Daisy Park Price Trends & Market Analysis 2026 | Homejourney

Daisy Park on Daisy Avenue in District 13 shows stable price trends with recent sales averaging S$2,269 psf, ranging from S$2,109 to S$2,499 psf based on URA data.

Current listings hover around S$2,420-S$4,968 psf for terraced houses, with rentals up to S$21,500 monthly yielding 2.1%.

This cluster dives into Daisy Park Price Trends and Market Analysis, linking back to our comprehensive Daisy Park project overview for full details on units and amenities.

Daisy Park Project Snapshot

Daisy Park is a freehold landed development along Daisy Avenue in Serangoon, District 13 (Macpherson/Potong Pasir area).

Completed in 1991, it features terraced and semi-detached houses with 80 blocks, ideal for families seeking spacious living near MRT hubs.

Unit sizes range from 1,661 sqft to 7,800 sqft, including 4-7 bedroom configurations with modern renovations in many units.

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Current Price Trends (2026 Data)

In the last 12 months, Daisy Park sales averaged S$2,269 psf, with a high of S$2,499 psf for a 1,661-sqft unit in Nov 2024 and lows around S$2,109 psf[1].

Recent listings include a 2,300-sqft terraced house at S$4,968,000 (S$2,992 psf) and others at S$4,680,000 (S$2,817 psf land)[3][6].

Average sale prices over six months reached S$3.75M-S$3.93M, reflecting steady demand in D13[2].

Historical low was S$337 psf in 2002 for larger units, showing over 500% appreciation—indicating strong long-term value[1].

PSF Range: S$2,109 - S$2,499 (recent sales)
Average Sale: S$3.75M+ for mid-sized terraces
Premium Units: Corner terraces at S$2,420 psf

Disclaimer: Prices fluctuate; consult URA for latest data and use Homejourney's verified listings.

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Historical Price Analysis and Forecasts

Daisy Park prices have declined 9.6% from historical highs but remain resilient, with volume trends stable per URA[1].

From 2002 lows, psf surged due to D13's connectivity boom—Lorong Chuan MRT (CC14) just 500m away, Woodleigh (NE11) nearby.

2026 outlook: Expect 3-5% appreciation with ongoing PIE upgrades and nearby malls like NEX boosting demand.

Rental yields at 2.1% are competitive for freehold landed, with averages S$6,500-S$21,500 monthly[1][2][7].

Compare to nearby: Daisy Park offers better value than newer condos in Macpherson, per Homejourney's projects directory.

Key Price Metrics Table

Metric	Value (2026)	Source
Avg PSF (Recent)	S$2,269	URA[1]
Rental Yield	2.1%	URA[1]
Avg Sale Price (6-mo)	S$3.75M	[2]
High PSF	S$2,499 (1,661 sqft)	[1]

Market Factors Driving Daisy Park Prices

Location Edge: 5-min walk to Lorong Chuan MRT, quick PIE/CTE access to CBD (15 mins).

Nearby amenities like NEX Mall, NTUC FairPrice, and Woodleigh Mall drive rental demand from expats and professionals[1].

Schools: Proximity to Givova Football Academy, local primaries in Potong Pasir
Upside: Freehold tenure ensures scarcity value in D13
Risks: Limited new supply, but competition from Serangoon landed

Investment tip: Target 1,661-2,500 sqft units for best yields—insider locals note quiet streets like Daisy Avenue appeal to families[2].

Link to related: See Daisy Park D13 full guide.

Investment Potential and Actionable Advice

Capital growth: Strong, with D13 yields outperforming city average; rentals fill fast near MRT[1].

Buyer Steps:

Check Homejourney search for verified units.
Analyze trends via project analysis.
Run numbers with bank rates tool.
Speak to agents: Contact agent for viewings.
Post-purchase: Book aircon services for maintenance.

Best for: Families/investors eyeing 3-4% yields. Avoid if seeking high-rises—opt for landed privacy.

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