In many ways, the pricing review gets to the core of Skye at Holland’s appeal. Beyond the usual considerations of location and build quality (which we’ve covered in detail in the full review), the real talking point here is its relative affordability within Holland Village. For a new launch in this area, the numbers stand out not because they’re low in absolute terms, but because of how they compare against the historical norm and current competition.
In this review, we’ll take a closer look at where Skye at Holland sits on the pricing spectrum, how it stacks up against surrounding projects, and why its price point has caught the attention of buyers who might otherwise have written off Holland V as out of reach.
Quick Summary
- Skye at Holland launches from $2,598 psf, among the lowest new-launch entry points in District 10.
- Compact unit sizes keep the overall quantum competitive, with two-bedders from $1.51 million and three-bedders from $2.4 million.
- Resale comparisons show its entry prices sit at the low end across two-, three-, and four-bedroom units in Holland V.
- The closest peer, One Holland Village Residences, is priced higher across all unit types despite similar layouts.
- Buyer demand in D10 is strongest in the $2.1 million to $2.5 million range, directly aligned with Skye’s two- and three-bedroom offerings.
Our key considerations when it comes to Skye at Holland’s price
In the following, we will look at:
