Skye at Holland has officially been announced as the last major CCR (Core Central Region) launch in 2025, and it’s already stirring up interest. Priced from S$2,598 per square foot (psf) for the entry-level units, this 666-unit condominium promises to deliver premium living, strong investment potential, and all the perks that come with a prime location.
Here’s everything you need to know about Skye at Holland — what makes it special, what you pay, and why it could be a standout property in the coming years.
📍 Project Overview: Where, What & Who
- Location & Tenure: Skye at Holland sits on a 99-year leasehold site in District 10, just off Holland Drive / Holland Village Way. It is part of a site won via Government Land Sales. Business Times+2Skye At Holland Official Website+2
- Developer Consortium: The project is developed by a heavyweight mix: UOL, CapitaLand Development, Singapore Land Group, and Kheng Leong. Business Times+2Skye At Holland Official Website+2
- Units & Tower Details: Two towers, each 40 storeys, for a total of 666 residential units. Unit mixes span from 2-bedroom up to 5-bedroom suites. 99.co+2Skye At Holland Official Website+2
Pricing & What You Get
- Entry PSF & Price: The launch starts at S$2,598 psf for the basic 2-bedroom units (about 581 sq ft) with prices from S$1.51 million. Business Times+299.co+2
- Other unit types:
- 2-Bedroom Premium units (~667-678 sq ft) from ~ S$2,637 psf; ~ S$1.76 million. Business Times+1
- 3-Bedroom (~915 sq ft) from ~ S$2,623 psf; around ~ S$2.4 million. Business Times+1
- 4-Bedroom with private lift (~1,238 sq ft) from ~ S$2,698 psf; about ~ S$3.34 million. Business Times
- Land cost & developer margin: The GLS plot was acquired at ~ S$1,285 psf per plot ratio. This relatively lower land rate helps support competitive pricing for a CCR new launch. Skye At Holland Official Website+2Business Times+2
Amenities, Lifestyle & Connectivity
What makes Skye at Holland more than just a high PSF number:
- Facilities: A range of resort-style amenities including a 50-metre lap pool, leisure pool, yoga sanctuary, barbecue pavilions, double-storey clubhouse, well-equipped gym, etc. Business Times+1
- Views & Design: The towers’ height (40 storeys) offers potential for unblocked views—towards Bukit Timah’s nature reserves, landed enclaves, and the city skyline for certain stacks. 99.co+1
- Connectivity: Walking distance to Holland Village MRT (Circle Line), easy access to expressways (AYE / PIE), close to Buona Vista and Orchard for work/leisure. 99.co+2Skye at Holland+2
- Lifestyle & Local Amenities: Nearby One Holland Village mall, Chip Bee Gardens, dining, boutique shops, plus good schools such as Henry Park Primary, Nanyang Primary etc. Nature escapes like Botanic Gardens and Bukit Timah Nature Reserve are also close. 99.co+1
Why This Launch Is Significant
- It’s the final major CCR private residential launch in 2025. For those targeting Central luxury / prime district homes, opportunities are getting rarer. 99.co+1
- The entry pricing at ~ S$2,598 psf is attractive relative to other recent or nearby CCR launches, especially given its location and developer pedigree. 99.co+1
- Smaller and more efficient units (2-bedroom etc.) are helpful for buyers who want status + location but may have limited budgets. The higher bedroom units offer stronger potential upside due to scarcity.
Things to Check / Possible Drawbacks
- 99-year leasehold: For some CCR buyers, especially those comparing freehold options, this may matter.
- Completion / TOP date: Expected TOP is Q1 2029 (or similar time), so you’ll need to wait a few years before moving in or fully realizing capital gains. 99.co+1
- Higher initial outlay: Although PSF starts “relatively lower” for CCR, absolute unit prices for larger 4- and 5- bedroom units will be quite high (multi-million dollars). So budget accordingly.
- Competition & demand risk: Being the final CCR launch, lots of eyes will be on it. Demand might be strong, which could affect price negotiations or available stock (especially premium stacks).
Market Outlook & Investment Potential
- Given limited upcoming CCR supply in late 2025, Skye at Holland may enjoy good capital appreciation + healthy resale/rental demand.
- For investors, proximity to lifestyle and amenities plus strong developer track records add to trust. CCR projects tend to hold value.
- The land cost buffer might allow developers to absorb some cost escalations, reducing risk of steep developer margins or price creep.
Conclusion: Is Skye at Holland Worth Considering?
If you’re in the market for a CCR property, a luxury condo with good amenities, strong location, and developer pedigree — Skye at Holland makes a compelling case. Starting at S$2,598 psf, it offers one of the more accessible entry points into CCR luxury in 2025, with a strong package of facilities, connectivity, and lifestyle.
For buyers wanting prestige, families wanting schools + conveniences + green space, or investors eyeing capital gains and rental potential — this launch deserves serious consideration.
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