What buyers should know
Strong convenience and rental logic; owner-occupiers should test noise, outlook and liveability by stack.
Project overview
Union Square Residences forms the residential component of a broader mixed-use redevelopment beside the Singapore River. The 366-home tower combines a central address with commercial uses below, giving it a stronger convenience and rental proposition than a conventional standalone condominium.
Life around Clarke Quay
Here, the Singapore River is part of the neighbourhood rather than an occasional destination. Union Square Residences puts Clarke Quay dining, city streets and the CBD close enough to make spontaneous evenings out feel natural.
Who should shortlist it
The project suits buyers who value city access and are comfortable with a more active urban setting. Compact homes may appeal to investors, while owner-occupiers should focus on storage, privacy and how the mixed-use environment feels outside office hours.
Where the decision gets harder
The most important comparison is with established resale stock along the Singapore River. Buyers should test whether the new-build premium is justified by layout, facilities, lease profile and future tenant demand.
- Mixed-use convenience
- Walkable to Clarke Quay MRT
- Central rental catchment
- Urban noise and traffic
- Compact entry units
- Premium over older nearby resale
Key highlights
- Mixed-use convenience
- Walkable to Clarke Quay MRT
- Central rental catchment
- 366 homes with 1–4 bedrooms
- 99-year leasehold site in Clarke Quay, D01
Developed by City Developments
Union Square Residences is developed by City Developments. Buyers should review the developer’s completed-project record, delivery history and the specifications contained in the official Sale and Purchase documentation.
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Project information and pricing are indicative and may change. Verify the latest developer-issued brochure, price list, floor plans and legal documents before making a purchase decision.