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Homejourney Editorial
Meyer Blue for sale listings are attracting strong interest from Singapore buyers who want a rare freehold East Coast address, unblocked sea or city views, and MRT connectivity in prestigious District 15.
As a Homejourney researcher who has lived in the East Coast and walked Meyer Road dozens of times, this guide pulls together everything a serious buyer or investor needs to know before committing to a unit at Meyer Blue – prices, layouts, location, schools, financing and investment potential – in one trustworthy, data-backed resource.
Meyer Blue is a new freehold luxury condominium at Meyer Road in District 15 (Marine Parade / East Coast), sitting on the former Meyer Park site and jointly developed by UOL Group and Singapore Land (SingLand).[1][2][4]
The project is positioned as an exclusive, low-density development with about 226–250 units on a 96,672 sq ft freehold land parcel, offering unblocked city and sea views from many stacks.[1][2][3][4]
| Attribute | Details (indicative, 2026) |
|---|---|
| Developer | UOL Group & Singapore Land (SingLand)[2][4] |
| Address | Along Meyer Road, District 15 (Marine Parade / East Coast)[1][2][5] |
| Tenure | Freehold[2][4] |
| Site Area | Approx. 96,672 sq ft[3][4] |
| No. of Units | Approx. 226–250 luxury apartments[2][3][4] |
| Former Site | Former Meyer Park, sold en bloc for about $392.18M[2][6] |
| Land Cost | About $1,668 psf ppr (land)[2][6] |
| Planning Area | Marine Parade, District 15[5] |
| Nearest TEL MRT | Katong Park (TE24) & Tanjong Katong / Amber (TEL), walking distance[1][2][5][7] |
UOL and SingLand have a strong track record of premium condos such as Meyer House and Avenue South Residence, which gives buyers confidence in build quality, design and long‑term management – especially important for freehold assets you may hold for decades.
In the East Coast, Meyer Road is often called the “Nassim of the East” for its combination of landed homes, sea views and low-density luxury condos.[1] Living here feels very different from more crowded parts of Marine Parade: on evening walks, you mostly see residents and joggers rather than heavy through-traffic.
Because Meyer Blue is a relatively exclusive, single-tower freehold project, available units at any point in time can be limited. Serious buyers should monitor live inventory and act quickly when preferred stacks or facing become available.
The final unit mix is subject to the developer’s official release, but based on land size, positioning in the Meyer cluster and comparable new launches, you can expect a luxury-focused mix catering to own-stay families and affluent investors:
Studios and compact 1‑bedroom units are less common along Meyer Road freehold projects, as the area traditionally targets family and long-term owner-occupiers rather than purely investor shoebox demand.
Given the land cost of about $1,668 psf ppr and strong demand for freehold D15 condos, early market expectations for Meyer Blue’s launch pricing have generally been in the broad region of the mid‑$2,6xx to low‑$3,0xx psf range, depending on floor level, facing and unit size.[2][6][7]
As of 2026, buyers considering Meyer Blue typically budget around:
Important disclaimer: These are indicative expectations based on land cost, URA caveats for comparable D15 launches, and 2025–2026 freehold pricing trends. Actual developer prices and resale prices can differ. Always verify real-time prices and availability on Homejourney’s live listings and URA’s latest caveats.
Next step: View all units for sale at Meyer Blue in real time via Homejourney’s verified listings: Property Search . Use the query "Meyer Blue" and set status to "For Sale" to see current available units.
From years of walking the stretch between Meyer Road and East Coast Park, what stands out most is how peaceful the neighbourhood remains despite being minutes from the city. Meyer Blue builds on this with a modern, resort-like development that is intentionally low-density and lifestyle-focused.[1][2][4]
| Key Benefit | Why It Matters to Buyers |
|---|---|
| Freehold in Prime D15 | Land-scarce freehold stock near the coast and CBD offers long-term value and legacy planning. |
| Prestigious Meyer Road address | Regarded as the top tier of East Coast living, with a mix of landed and luxury condos.[1] |
| Unblocked sea and city views | High-floor units can enjoy panoramic views that are hard to replicate inland.[1][3] |
| Thomson–East Coast Line MRT | Short walk to Katong Park (TE24) and future TEL stations for direct CBD access.[1][2][5][7] |
| Near East Coast Park | Weekend cycling, beach walks and hawker food at East Coast Lagoon are minutes away. |
| Strong developer reputation | UOL & SingLand track record gives confidence on build quality, finishings and management.[2][4] |
| Low-density, private enclave | Quieter, more exclusive feel versus the busier Marine Parade central stretch.[1][3] |
Living off Meyer Road, you can realistically walk or cycle to East Coast Park in under 10 minutes via the underpass at Meyer Road, depending on which block and which traffic crossing you use. Many residents do evening walks from Meyer Road to the park, grab satay or seafood at East Coast Lagoon, then head back via the park connector.
Weekend routines often involve:
This combination of coastal living, food culture and CBD accessibility is why East Coast – especially Meyer – consistently commands a loyal local buyer base.
Because Meyer Blue is a freehold new launch in one of the most prestigious D15 micro-locations, it sits at the upper end of the East Coast price spectrum. Understanding how its expected pricing compares with nearby projects is crucial for making a confident purchase decision.
The former Meyer Park site was sold for about $392.18 million, translating to roughly $1,668 psf per plot ratio.[2][6] Factoring in construction, financing, marketing and developer margins, analysts typically expect launch prices meaningfully above land cost, especially for freehold luxury projects.
For context, other D15 launches (Tembusu Grand, Grand Dunman, The Continuum) have land bids around $1,060–1,204 psf ppr for 99‑year or mixed tenure land, with launch prices often in the low‑ to mid‑$2,0xx psf range depending on project and phase.[7] Meyer Blue’s higher land cost and freehold status naturally push it into a higher PSF band.
Based on public project comparisons for the D15 collection:[7]
When comparing Meyer Blue with other Singapore condos for sale in D15, consider:
For data-driven buyers, Homejourney’s Meyer Blue project page consolidates URA transaction data and price trends so you can benchmark $PSF against other D15 properties easily: Projects Directory and the dedicated Meyer Blue project profile Projects .
Meyer Blue’s location is one of its biggest selling points. It sits in Marine Parade’s Meyer enclave, within District 15 – an area that consistently draws both local families and expats for its blend of coastal living, schools and amenities.[1][2][5]
From first-hand experience, the practical benefit here is consistently predictable commuting. Even when ECP is busy, you usually have alternate routes via Nicoll Highway, Kallang–Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE) or Mountbatten Road depending on your destination.
District 15 is known for a wide range of primary, secondary and international schools. According to publicly available information and URA/OneMap school distance tools (always verify exact distances and 1km/2km bands before decision):
Parents in the East often choose Meyer and Amber areas as a balance between school options and lifestyle; you’re not directly next to a school (less congestion) but still within a short commute for morning drop-offs.
From Meyer Blue, you are a short drive from several established malls and lifestyle nodes:[1]
Insider tip: For late dinners, many East Coast residents swing between Katong’s Tanjong Katong Road eateries, Old Airport Road Food Centre, and the East Coast Lagoon Food Village – all within 5–10 minutes’ drive from Meyer Blue.
Meyer Blue is very close to East Coast Park, one of Singapore’s largest and most beloved recreational spaces, accessible via the Meyer Road underpass and park connectors. URA and NParks have progressively upgraded this coastal stretch with better cycling paths, landscaping and F&B nodes.
Typical weekend activities residents enjoy:
This access makes Meyer Blue attractive not just as a place to sleep, but as a lifestyle hub – an important consideration if you are choosing your long-term home rather than a purely investment property.
While final floorplans are determined by the developer, Meyer Blue is expected to follow the East Coast luxury template: efficient yet generous layouts with a focus on liveability and views rather than ultra-compact “investment shoebox” units.
For a deeper framework on evaluating unit types and sizes, you can refer to Homejourney’s detailed approach in similar guides such as: Urban Residences Unit Types & Size Guide for Buyers | Homejourney and Visioncrest Unit Types & Size Guide for Buyers | Homejourney . The same analytical lens applies to Meyer Blue’s floorplans.
Buying a freehold D15 property is a major commitment. Homejourney emphasises affordability checks, transparent loan comparisons and safe decision-making before you pay any booking fee or exercise an Option to Purchase (OTP).
To illustrate affordability, here is a simplified example assuming a 75% bank loan (standard MAS LTV for buyers with no outstanding housing loan), 30‑year tenure and an indicative interest rate of around 3.0–3.5% p.a. (rates vary daily; always check live rates).
| Unit Price (Example) | Loan (75%) | Approx. Monthly Payment* |
|---|---|---|
| $2.4M (2‑BR example) | $1.8M | ≈ $7,600–$8,100 per month |
| $3.4M (3‑BR example) | $2.55M | ≈ $10,800–$11,500 per month |
| $4.5M (4‑BR example) | $3.375M | ≈ $14,300–$15,300 per month |
*These are broad estimates only and will vary with interest rates, loan tenure, age, income, TDSR calculations and bank policies. Always run your own calculations and consult a licensed banker or financial advisor.
Under current MAS and CPF housing rules (subject to change):
Because Meyer Blue units are high-value, many buyers use a combination of CPF OA and cash for the 25% down payment and stamp duties, while keeping enough liquidity for renovation, furniture and emergency reserves.
Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) applies depending on your residency status and number of existing properties owned in Singapore, as per current IRAS rules. In general:
Because ABSD policy has changed multiple times in recent years, always confirm the latest rates from IRAS or a qualified lawyer before committing to any purchase.
Next step: Use Homejourney’s mortgage and bank rate tools to check your buying power safely before you book a unit at Meyer Blue: Bank Rates . For more in-depth financing strategies, see similar frameworks in Urban Residences Home Loan & Financing Guide | Homejourney and Visioncrest Home Loan & Financing Guide for Buyers | Homejourney .
Homejourney encourages buyers to follow a structured, safety-first process when purchasing a new launch or resale unit at Meyer Blue.
For renovation and move-in, Homejourney also curates trusted service providers – for example, for essential air-conditioning inspection and servicing before you move in: Aircon Services .
As an investor or own-stay buyer with an investment mindset, you should assess both potential rental yield and capital appreciation prospects of Meyer Blue within the context of D15 trends.
District 15 is traditionally popular with expats and senior executives who want to stay near the coast but within a short commute of the CBD and Marina Bay.[5] Key demand drivers include:
Meyer Blue, being freehold and positioned as a luxury project with sea or city views, is well-placed to capture the upper tier of D15 rental demand once completed.
Actual rental yields will depend on final acquisition price, market conditions at TOP and tenant profile. As a simple framework:
These figures are illustrative only and depend on 2026–2030 rental market conditions, interest rates and expat demand. For a systematic approach to yield analysis, see Homejourney’s methodologies in Urban Residences Investment Returns: Rental Yield Analysis | Homejourney and Visioncrest Investment Returns: Rental Yield Analysis 2026 .
Several structural factors support Meyer Blue’s long-term price resilience:
To refine your capital appreciation thesis, you can reference transaction data and price trend analysis on Projects Directory , as well as broader market coverage from sources such as Straits Times Housing News or Business Times Property for macro trends impacting prime condos.
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