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Skye at Holland almost sold out over launch weekend

The Straits Times

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October 14, 2025

The 666-unit Skye at Holland was almost sold out over its weekend launch, making it the strongest project launch performance so far in 2025.

Real estate agents said the blockbuster sale signals a broader recovery in the core central region (CCR) market segment, and also bodes well for other upcoming residential launches.

Jointly developed by UOL Group, Singapore Land Group, CapitaLand Development (CLD) and Kheng Leong, the 99-year leasehold condominium in Holland Village moved 658 units, or 98.8 per cent, over the weekend.

Comprising two 40-storey towers with two-bedroom to five-bedroom units, Skye at Holland posted an average selling price of $2,953 per sq ft (psf).

Almost all buyers were Singaporeans and permanent residents, a spokesperson for UOL and CLD said.

Earlier, it was reported that two-bedroom units of 581 sq ft were priced starting at $2,598 psf, or $1.51 million.

Two-bedroom premium units of 667 sq ft and 678 sq ft were priced from $2,637 psf, or $1.76 million.

Three-bedroom units spanning 915 sq ft started at $2,623 psf, or $2.4 million.

Four-bedroom units of 1,238 sq ft, with private lift access, were priced from $2,698 psf, or $3.34 million.

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