Aurea.

Independently assessed by Emmeline
Independent Analysis · Updated Aug 2026
About Aurea
By
2–5
Indicative pricing
| Unit Type | Size (sqft) | Indicative Price | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Bedroom | 635-710 | $1,787,900 | ● 16 left |
| 3 Bedroom | 1001-1001 | $2,666,600 | ● 4 left |
| 4 Bedroom | 1442-1442 | $4,080,510 | ● 13 left |
| 4 Bedroom Premium | 1798-1798 | $5,186,105 | ● 15 left |
| 5 Bedroom | 2863-3251 | $9,726,890 | ● 4 left |
Contact Emmeline to confirm current availability and developer-direct pricing.
MRT, shopping & more
MRT & Transport
Shopping & Lifestyle
- & Lifestyle & Lifestyle & Dining Bugis Junction, Golden Mile and city malls nearby. Schools across the D7 / CBD area. S
Schools
- across the D7 / CBD area. across the D7 / CBD area. Healthcare & Dining Raffles Hospital and nearby clinics.
Healthcare & Dining
- & Dining Raffles Hospital and nearby clinics. & Dining & Dining Raffles Hospital and nearby clinics.
Emmeline’s assessment
This is a compact, distinctive 188-unit project in a hot D7 location near Bugis, Lavender and Nicoll Highway MRT, backed by heavyweight developers (Far East, Sino, Perennial). A rare mix of boutique scale in a plugged-in city location.
Be honest — it’s a smallish project, so the facility and community feel is more boutique than resort, and pricing is city-typical. As at August 2026 there’s still a decent range but some layouts are thinning (2BR with 16 left, 4BR around 13-15 left), so the middle of the campaign is the sweet spot for choice.
City workers and buyers who want a well-connected D7 address with easy rail access, good food and the buzz of the Beach Road/ Bugis area, in a manageable boutique development.
Those who want a big resort-style project with extensive facilities, or a quieter suburban setting.
Great for urban living — MRT options nearby, the city at your fingertips and strong developer quality. Just go in expecting a boutique, city-centre vibe rather than a sprawling resort.
D7 city-fringe locations with this developer pedigree tend to hold up well, and the popular Bugis/Lavender belt has solid rental demand. As always with city pricing, entry point matters.