A District 10 bungalow at Jalan Jelita has just been offered for sale for S$20.5m. At S$3,402 psf, the property is accepting private offers and sits in an extremely exclusive neighbourhood, shared Kevin Lim, Chief Agency Officer of ERA Singapore.
With a land area of 6,025 sqft, this 999-year bungalow is near Holland Village MRT and within a 10-minute drive to the Orchard Road shopping district. Its long tenure is also ideal for multigenerational family living or to be passed on to future generations as part of their inheritance.
Alternatively, Lim added that the land could be redeveloped into two semi-detached houses if the buyer so wishes.
In terms of amenities, the bungalow is near Raffles Girls’ Primary School, Nanyang Junior College, Hwa Chong Institution and Anglo-Chinese School (Independent).
The property is being marketed by ERA Singapore, and the private offer sale closes on 1 November 2022 at 3 pm. Interested parties can contact Kevin Lim.
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Everyone Welcome – Because everyone deserves a place to call home
At PropertyGuru, we believe your property journey should not be limited by your race, gender, sexual orientation or religion.
Yet for some renters in Singapore, the search for a home can still come with unnecessary challenges. A YouGov survey of 1,500 Singaporeans found that close to 1 in 4 have faced racial discrimination when trying to rent a property.
While we celebrate multiculturism in Singapore, unconscious biases still influence the rental experience, often putting renters, landlords and property agents alike in uncomfortable situations.
That’s why we introduced the ‘Everyone Welcome’ filter. A simple feature for a strong impact:
✅ To help renters search for homes with confidence ✅ To help landlords attract more interest from renters looking for welcoming homes ✅ To help agents more effectively match renters to landlords
*Note: The Everyone Welcome filter has already been turned on via this link.
❤️Because everyone deserves to feel at home
Though we may look, sound, or live differently, we all long for the same thing: A place to feel safe. To rest. To be ourselves.
Real voices. Honest stories. A call for more inclusion
We know words alone can’t capture what it feels like to be turned away just for being who you are. That’s why we’ve teamed up with storytellers who bring these tough moments to light with empathy, honesty, and sometimes a little humour.
🤝 “No Curry? No Kidding.” with SGAG
<Coming soon on18 June>
We dive into the subtle and not so subtle discrimination behind seemingly harmless words.
🎤 Amusical take on Inclusivity with property agent Rechard Tan
<Coming soon on 23 June>
In this lighthearted musical feature, listen in to how the Everyone Welcome filter can make a renter’s search for a welcoming home a faster and more fuss free experience.
📽️ “An agents quest for fairness in rental housing” with RICE Media
<Coming soon on 1 July>
This documentary follows a minority renter navigating repeated rejections in her search for a home. Alongside her, a property agent witnesses the real-time challenges renters can face from overt discrimination to more subtle forms of biases.
Rather than pointing fingers, this documentary takes an empathetic look at Singapore’s rental ecosystem. It explores the complex mix of personal experiences, cultural norms, and perceptions that shape rental decisions and shows how understanding, action, and allyship can move us toward a more inclusive market.
💚 Together, let’s build a more inclusive rental market
Whether you’re renting or just browsing, turn on the Everyone Welcome filter. Support inclusive listings and be part of a movement that says everyone belongs.
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