While it’s clear that a seafront property can command a price premium, we’re less certain when it comes to a riverfront property in Singapore. After all, our sunny island doesn’t have many actual rivers to speak of; the longest, Kallang River, is barely 10km. Also, most rivers here are narrow channels of water with concrete banks. In fact, locals tend call these so-called rivers longkangs (“drains” in Hokkien) without second thought. However, there are exceptions to the rule, such as the Singapore River, the upper stretches of the Kallang River, and Serangoon River. We were interested to find out if the properties along these rivers show any significant differences in value, so we did a little research on three locations with 99.co’s analytics tools. Here are our findings.... Continue Reading