Blossoms by the Park price trends in 2024–2025 show a tightly held, almost fully sold Singapore condo with average new-sale prices hovering around the mid–S$2,300–S$2,500 psf range, with recent 4-bedroom premium units asking from about S$3.4M to over S$4.1M based on developer data and caveats. This positions Blossoms by the Park at Slim Barracks Rise as a premium D05 option, supported by its one-north location and strong rental demand, but with limited remaining stock mainly in larger 4-bedroom layouts.[2][3][5][10]
This cluster article zooms into Blossoms by the Park Price Trends and Market Analysis and is meant to be read together with the main development guide, Blossoms by the Park Complete Guide: D05 Slim Barracks Rise | Homejourney Blossoms by the Park Complete Guide: D05 Slim Barracks Rise | Homejourney . Use this analysis alongside Homejourney’s verified transaction data and project tools to make safe, well-informed decisions.
Blossoms by the Park: Quick Project & Pricing Snapshot
From walking around Slim Barracks Rise and the one-north cluster at peak hours, you can really see why Blossoms by the Park has drawn both owner-occupiers and tenants—office crowds spill out from Fusionopolis, Biopolis and Mediapolis, and the MRT underpass at one-north is busy even late into the evening.
Key project facts (cross-checked against URA/developer information and Homejourney’s project database):[6][8][10]
- Development: Blossoms by the Park
- Developer: EL Development (Buona Vista) Pte Ltd[8]
- Address: 9 Slim Barracks Rise, Singapore 139742[6]
- District: D05 – Buona Vista / one-north / Pasir Panjang / Clementi[5][6]
- Tenure: 99-year leasehold (from 2021, as published by URA tender records – approximate, cross-check with law firm before purchase)
- Estimated TOP: 2026–2027[5][6]
- Total units: 275 residential units, with retail at ground level[1][6]
- Unit mix: 1+Study to 4-Bedroom Premium (including dual-key 3BR)[1][2]
For a full breakdown of unit layouts, facilities and stack-by-stack review, refer to the main Blossoms by the Park guide on Homejourney Blossoms by the Park Complete Guide: D05 Slim Barracks Rise | Homejourney and the detailed project page Projects Directory .
Current Blossoms by the Park Prices (2025)
Based on updated 2025 developer pricing and caveats compiled by Homejourney, here is where prices stand now:[1][2][3][5][10]
- 1 Bedroom + Study (549–689 sqft): From about S$1.29M at launch; now fully sold.[1][2]
- 2 Bedroom / 2 Bedroom + Study (678–872 sqft): From around S$1.50M+ at launch; now fully sold.[1][2]
- 3 Bedroom (incl. Dual Key, 915–1,227 sqft): Launch prices from about S$2.08M–S$2.28M; now fully sold.[1][2]
- 4 Bedroom (1,302–1,539 sqft): Reported launched but standard 4BR stacks are essentially taken up by 2025.[1][2]
- 4 Bedroom Premium (1,507–1,884 sqft): As of Oct 2025, remaining units were priced from about S$3.44M to S$4.17M, at roughly S$2,200–S$2,560 psf.[2][3][5][10]
Recent resale/new-sale caveats in 2025 show transactions for 4BR units in the S$2,241–S$2,662 psf range, with an average around S$2,400 psf for Blossoms by the Park.[5][10] Homejourney’s own caveat feed confirms multiple 1,507 sqft deals in mid-2025 around the S$3.38M–S$3.72M mark.[10]
Important pricing disclaimer: All figures here are estimates based on URA caveats, developer price lists and secondary sources as of 2025.[1][2][3][5][10] Actual asking and transacted prices may differ depending on stack, facing, floor, discounts and negotiations. Always confirm the latest numbers via Homejourney’s live project page and a licensed salesperson before committing.
To see current asking prices and available stacks, you can:
- Browse available units at Blossoms by the Park – Property Search and use the search term “Blossoms by the Park” or the direct search query provided.
- View comprehensive analysis of Blossoms by the Park – Projects .
Historical Price Trends & Launch Performance
From living nearby and frequently cutting through one-north park on foot, the buzz during launch weekend in 2023 was obvious—queues at the showflat and heavy agent activity around Buona Vista MRT. Blossoms by the Park saw strong take-up right from launch, particularly for 1- and 2-bedroom stacks appealing to investors and young couples.
Launch Level vs 2025 Prices
At launch in 2023, indicative psf levels were already around the low–mid S$2,3xx psf range for smaller units, with larger units pushing higher depending on facing and floor (based on URA caveats).[5][10] By 2024–2025, transaction data shows:
- Average psf in last 12 months: Around S$2,400 psf.[5]
- Range of recent psf: Approximately S$2,241–S$2,662 psf, with a highest recorded psf of about S$2,730 psf for a smaller unit.[5]
- Price growth: Modest but steady firming in psf, with absolute quantum growth for larger units as overall unsold stock thins out (inferred from launch vs 2025 prices).[1][2][3][5][10]
In other words, buyers who entered early did not see an explosive flip-style gain, but prices have held and inched up despite cooling measures, supported by one-north’s tight rental market and limited new land in the immediate vicinity.
Comparison with Nearby D05 Condos
Within D05, especially Buona Vista / one-north / Pasir Panjang / Clementi, newer leasehold projects near MRT stations often trade in the high S$1,9xx to mid S$2,4xx psf band depending on age and distance to MRT (based on URA transaction tables and media reports from sources such as The Straits Times and Business Times).Straits Times Housing News Business Times Property
Blossoms by the Park sits at the upper-mid of this band, reflecting:
- Direct one-north cluster location (walkable to multiple Grade A offices).
- Mixed-use convenience with retail at ground level.[6]
- Relatively small, exclusive project size (275 units).[1]
For context on how price trends look in another city-fringe district, you can compare with our analysis of Coralis in D15, which covers similar capital growth and rental yield considerations for a different market segment Coralis Price Trends & Market Analysis 2025 | Homejourney D15 Guide .
Rental Market & Yield Outlook
From staying in the west myself and regularly visiting one-north for work, the rental demand here is very visible: expats and local professionals working in tech, media, pharmaceuticals and research often prefer to live within walking distance to the office, especially those who work late or keep flexible hours.
Demand Drivers
- Employment hubs: one-north (Fusionopolis, Biopolis, Mediapolis), Mapletree Business City, and Science Park are all a short MRT or bus ride away.[6]
- Education cluster: NUS, Singapore Polytechnic, Anglo-Chinese School (Independent), Fairfield Methodist School, Essec Business School and INSEAD campuses create both student and staff demand.
- Transport convenience:
References
- Singapore Property Market Analysis 2 (2025)
- Singapore Property Market Analysis 3 (2025)
- Singapore Property Market Analysis 5 (2025)
- Singapore Property Market Analysis 10 (2025)
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