Ready Home Singapore is a property listings and research website with its office at Nordcom 2, 2 Gambas Crescent, in Sembawang. The site gathers Singapore's new launch condominiums into one indexed catalogue, splits them by tenure into leasehold and freehold, and files every project under one of the island's twenty-eight districts — from District 1 (Raffles Place, Cecil, Marina) all the way to District 28 (Seletar).
Alongside the listings sits the site's signature format: the 'Our Thoughts On...' buyer's guide series, written under the byline Samuel Huang, with dated, tagged write-ups on featured launches such as Forett @ Bukit Timah, The Gazania, One Holland Village Residences and Irwell Hill Residences. Each guide is categorised by district and tenure, so readers can compare projects like for like.
The tone throughout is plain-spoken and research-first: browse by district, filter by freehold or leasehold, read the guide, then get in touch through the Contact Us page. For buyers working through Singapore's new-launch cycle, it works as both a listings board and a reference library.
Ready Home Singapore is a property listings and research website with its office at Nordcom 2, 2 Gambas Crescent, in Sembawang. The site does one thing and, on the evidence of its pages, does it methodically: it gathers Singapore's condominium launches into a single indexed catalogue, splits them by tenure into leasehold and freehold, and files every project under one of the island's twenty-eight districts — from District 1 (Raffles Place, Cecil, Marina, People's Park) to District 28 (Seletar).
The main Property Listings menu is divided into New Launches, Leasehold and Freehold, and the names will be familiar to anyone who has followed Singapore's condo market: Riverfront Residences and Florence Residences in District 19, Jadescape in District 20, Parc Clematis in District 5, Martin Modern and 19 Nassim in District 9, Amber Park and Meyer Mansion in District 15, Leedon Green and Royal Green in District 10, out to The Jovell in District 17 (Loyang, Changi).
What makes the site genuinely useful is its district index. Rather than a flat list, every project sits under a district page that spells out the neighbourhoods it covers — District 3 (Queenstown, Tiong Bahru), District 9 (Orchard, Cairnhill, River Valley), District 15 (Katong, Joo Chiat, Amber Road), District 21 (Upper Bukit Timah, Clementi Park, Ulu Pandan) and so on down to Seletar. If you already know you want the Katong belt or the Bukit Timah area, you can jump straight to those districts and compare only the projects that qualify.
Tenure gets equal billing. The Freehold category groups projects such as Sky Everton, One Meyer, Dunearn 386, Fyve Derbyshire, Juniper Hill and RV Altitude, while Leasehold collects Avenue South Residences, Parc Esta, The Tapestry, Stirling Residences, One Pearl Bank, Margaret Ville and many more. For buyers who treat freehold versus leasehold as a dealbreaker, that split is the first filter they will reach for.
The site's signature format is its buyer's guide series, written under the byline Samuel Huang. Each entry is dated and tagged with its district, tenure and listing category, and titled in the same plain-spoken style: 'Our Thoughts On Forett @ Bukit Timah: Your Buyer's Guide', 'Our Thoughts On The Gazania: Your Buyer's Guide', 'Our Thoughts On One Holland Village Residences: Your Buyer's Guide'.
Recent guides span the island: Forett @ Bukit Timah (freehold, District 21), The Gazania (freehold, District 19), One Holland Village Residences (leasehold, District 10), Irwell Hill Residences (leasehold, District 9), Sengkang Grand Residences (leasehold, District 19), Mayfair Modern and Daintree Residences (both District 21), Hyll On Holland (freehold, District 10) and The Landmark (leasehold, District 3). A blog section carries further commentary, so the site works as much as a research library as a listings board — somewhere to check before and after a showflat visit.
A practical route: start with New Launches to see what is currently being featured, narrow by district using the D1–D28 menu, then read the buyer's guide for anything on your shortlist. Because every guide and listing carries district and tenure tags, building a like-for-like comparison — two leasehold projects in one district, or a freehold-versus-leasehold pairing in the same neighbourhood — is straightforward.
Sembawang residents may note the office sits within the site's own District 27 (Yishun, Sembawang) band, with District 26 (Upper Thomson, Springleaf) and District 25 (Kranji, Woodgrove) nearby in the index, though the featured launches at any given time are scattered island-wide.
The office is at Nordcom 2, Lobby 2, #08-30, 2 Gambas Crescent, Sembawang. Enquiries go through the Contact Us page on ready-home.com, which also links the About and Our Blogs sections. For a buyer working through Singapore's new-launch cycle — shortlist, compare tenure, read up, visit — it is a compact home base.