Move With The World In The Heart Of The City
An opportunity to live freely and imaginatively. For work, for play, for business, for leisure, whichever way you see it, RV Suites is a home for you and you alone. And fringing both the city and the river, this is the perfect place to live the vicarious life you’ve always wanted.
Your Location is Prime
The siting of RV Suites neighbouring both Orchard Road and the Singapore River captures both the idyllic and the dynamic. Vibrancy that moves from bustling to laidback surrounds you as you are given the choice of venues to suit your mood. The convenience of Orchard Road in all its glory gives you access to the latest trends, brands and dining options while on your other side, Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay offer al fresco dining where you can take in the gentle lap of the river against its banks.
A fantastic mix of unique personalities living together and exchanging ideas – that is the vision for RV Suites. People who are different yet who share common ground when it comes to appreciating solitude, inspiration and vivacity, all housed in a modern home that could only be described as tres chic. RV Suites is, quite simply, the physical expression of individualism celebrated.
Realize Your Vision Of A Smoothly Urbane Lifestyle
96 studio apartment units make up this seven-storey haven for the modern city-dweller. Architecturally, the look is hard, perhaps even rough, yet accompanied with a surprisingly fluid shape. Meant for inspiration, RV Suites is a home where creativity flows in contemporary context.
An Aquamarine Playground In The Sky
You are surrounded by blue. Dive into the 45m-long lap pool that stretches along the depth of the roof terrace. The azure sky is your view as you do your daily laps. Overlooking the pool on one side and looking out across the neighbourhood on the other, the sky gym offers a holistic workout experience. With state-of-the-art equipment and a rejuvenating ambience, working out among the clouds has never been better.
Work From The Comfort Of Your Home
Combining work and play is easy at RV Suites. The old adage of leaving your work at the office is no longer applicable to the contemporary worker who wants a home that is more of a lifestyle than a hotel room. Spacious rooms provide more than enough space for your work tools and leisure toys to co-exist.
Quality And Style – Practically Everything That Makes An Ideal Home
When style and quality form the foundation of a cozy, sleek home, you know that you’ve tapped on something magical. Quality fixtures grace your living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, creating a space that immediately speaks of your impeccable taste. And with the addition of your own flavour into a winning apartment, you’ll never want to leave home.
The City’s Lights
Orchard Road, the river, and the City. The Singapore skyline will be an icon in itself with the completion of the two Integrated Resorts at Marina Bay and Sentosa, and the new downtown at Marina Bay. The dramatic rejuvenation will see an influx of tourists and talent, bringing the excitement surrounding Singapore to new heights.
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1 review for RV Suites
Rated 1 out of 5
Fahad Khan –
f you’re even remotely considering renting this so-called “unit-7-13” stop right now and run the other way.
This place isn’t just bad—it’s an absolute hellhole that will drain your money, ruin your peace, and leave you regretting every second you spend inside it. I’ve lived in plenty of rentals, but nothing comes close to the sheer misery this apartment inflicted on me. It’s horribly maintained, dangerously faulty, and owned by one of the most deceitful, greedy landlords you’ll ever encounter. Read this review, believe every word, and save yourself the agony—do NOT rent here.
Let’s start with the noise. This isn’t ordinary city buzz; it’s relentless, soul-crushing torture 24/7. The unit 07-13 sits smack in the middle of non-stop eateries and heavy traffic, turning your days into a chaotic symphony of heavy vehicle, noisy eatery crowd, and clattering utensils. But the real killer is nighttime. Sleep? Forget it. The eateries never close, the traffic never stops, and the cacophony echoes straight into your bedroom until dawn. You’ll wake up exhausted, irritable, and counting the days until your lease ends. If you value even a shred of quiet or sanity, this place will destroy it.
The condition of the unit itself is criminal negligence. Electrical wiring has zero proper earthing—it’s a death trap waiting to happen. I personally lost a TV to a surge, and multiple bulbs blew out. Imagine plugging in your laptop or phone and wondering if today’s the day something fries.
Walls are plagued with severe seepage and moisture everywhere. how is right below the rooftop swimming pool waiting for severe water damage and the wooden wardrobe? Completely ruined from the inside—clothes reeking of damp rot, wood warped and splintered. You can’t store anything without it getting destroyed. i have to constantly use moisture absorber across all corners of house.
The air conditioners? Both are ancient, wheezing relics in horrific shape. They barely cool, rattle like they’re about to explode, and desperately need immediate replacement. In peak summer, you’ll sweat through your clothes while these junk units struggle and fail.
The water geyser leaks constantly—puddles on the bathroom floor, wasted water, and the constant risk of a bigger flood. Furniture is third-rate garbage: cheap particle board that scratches and chips at the slightest touch, cushions that sag instantly, and finishes that peel off in weeks.
And dust? It’s a nightmare. Open the balcony for just ten minutes, and the entire flat is coated in a thick layer of grime. No amount of cleaning helps; the location ensures you’re breathing filth every day.
But the absolute worst part? The owner. This woman is a shrewd, manipulative nightmare who hides behind her phone and agent, never once showing her face or having the decency to meet tenants. She piles on ridiculous condition after condition, all designed to squeeze every last $ out of you while giving nothing back. In the name of “goodwill,” she’ll promise things that never happen, then deceive you with excuses. Her agent (Desmond Tan @ ERA) is no better—a blatant liar who’ll look you in the eye and fabricate stories to defend her outrageous, unfair demands. You’ll beg for basic rights, and they’ll twist it into you owing them more. It’s predatory, exploitative behavior that makes you feel trapped and powerless.
To top it all off, there’s zero proper management. The building’s day guard is aggressively rude, nosy, and confrontational—interrogating visitors, making snide comments, and acting like he owns the place. No security, no helpfulness, just unnecessary hostility that adds to the daily stress.
This apartment isn’t a home; it’s a money pit disguised as living space. You’ll spend thousands on replacements, repairs the owner refuses to cover, Your mental health will tank from the noise and constant battles.
Do yourself a massive favor: walk away. There are better options out there that won’t sabotage your life.
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Property market snapshot
Prices, rents and activity
Nov 2025 – Oct 2026
Size and bedroom options show recorded transactions in the selected period; they do not describe every unit type in the development. The period ends before the current month. Sales filters apply to sales; bedroom selection applies to rentals. The same filters apply to the figures, charts and transaction tables below.
RV SUITES · Nov 2025 – Oct 2026 The imported URA data contains 4 sales and 40 rental contracts matching the selected period and filters.
Median single-unit sale price: S$1,070,000, based on 4 sales. Median strata sale price per square foot: S$1,805 / sqft, based on 4 sales. Median monthly rent: S$3,500, based on 40 rental contracts.
Sale type: All sale types. Sales unit size: 500–749 sqft. Rental bedrooms: All bedroom counts. Figures based on fewer than five records have limited samples. Historical transactions describe this sample, not current asking prices, rental listings or a valuation.
Median sale priceS$1,070,0004 single-unit sales · All sale typesLimited sample
Median sale PSFS$1,805 / sqft4 strata sales · All sale typesLimited sample
Median monthly rentS$3,50040 rental contracts
Recorded activity4 sale records40 rental contracts · selected period
The sale cards combine sale types. Choose New Sale, Sub Sale or Resale for a focused comparison; the size breakdown keeps those types separate.
Sale prices by unit size
Median transaction price; sale types shown separately. Bars share a zero-based scale within this panel. Select a size label to filter sales.
S$4,550 / monthMiddle 50%: Limited sample — fewer than 5 records
Exact rental breakdown and rent extremes
Bedrooms
Contracts
Median rent
Middle 50%
Min–max rent
1 bedroom
38
S$3,500
S$3,400 – S$3,575
S$3,200 – S$4,250
2 bedrooms
2
S$4,550
Limited sample — fewer than 5 records
S$4,500 – S$4,600
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Price and PSF statistics include only sales explicitly recorded as one unit. Bulk sales and records with an unknown unit count remain in the detailed table when All unit sizes is selected. PSF uses unrounded strata area; size bands use rounded square feet. A size band does not identify bedrooms, penthouses, layout or unit condition.
Rental bedrooms are as reported; missing or non-numeric values are Not stated. Rental sizes are ranges. Rents and sales are separate samples: no project yield or exact rental PSF is inferred.
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RV SUITES · Nov 2025 – Oct 2026 · All sale types · 500–749 sqft · All bedroom counts
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How transactions changed over time
Monthly · Nov 2025 – Oct 2026
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Sale PSF history
Median S$/sqft for single-unit strata sales, by sale type.
Resale
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Jun 2026
1 sale records in this period.
Resale: S$1,556 / sqft · 1 sale · limited sample
Exact history and activity table
Period
Resale median PSF
Resale sales
Sale records
Nov 2025
—
0
0
Dec 2025
—
0
0
Jan 2026
—
0
0
Feb 2026
—
0
0
Mar 2026
S$2,027
1 (limited)
1
Apr 2026
S$1,805
2 (limited)
2
May 2026
—
0
0
Jun 2026
S$1,556
1 (limited)
1
Jul 2026
—
0
0
Aug 2026
—
0
0
Sep 2026
—
0
0
Oct 2026
—
0
0
Monthly rent history
Median monthly rent in S$, by reported bedroom count.
1 bedroom2 bedrooms
On a narrow screen, swipe the chart horizontally. Tap a point/bar or use the period controls for exact figures.
Sep 2026
7 rental contracts in this period.
1 bedroom: S$3,600 / month · 7 rental contracts
2 bedrooms: No qualifying observations
Exact history and activity table
Period
1 bedroom median rent
1 bedroom rental contracts
2 bedrooms median rent
2 bedrooms rental contracts
Rental contracts
Nov 2025
S$3,500
3 (limited)
S$4,500
1 (limited)
4
Dec 2025
S$3,400
4 (limited)
—
0
4
Jan 2026
S$3,525
2 (limited)
—
0
2
Feb 2026
—
0
—
0
0
Mar 2026
S$3,463
4 (limited)
—
0
4
Apr 2026
S$3,450
4 (limited)
—
0
4
May 2026
S$3,500
3 (limited)
—
0
3
Jun 2026
S$3,400
3 (limited)
—
0
3
Jul 2026
S$3,500
5
—
0
5
Aug 2026
S$3,500
3 (limited)
S$4,600
1 (limited)
4
Sep 2026
S$3,600
7
—
0
7
Oct 2026
—
0
—
0
0
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Individual sale comparison
Sale price versus unit size
Nov 2025 – Oct 2026 · 4 qualifying sale records. The period, sale-type and unit-size filters above apply. Bedroom filters affect rentals only
Each plotted position represents one or more sales at that size and price. Tap a marker or select a record below for its contract month, floor range and PSF. Markers with a number contain multiple records; none are discarded.
Resale
Both axes start at zero and adjust to the selected sales. All qualifying sales, including extreme values, remain shown. Swipe horizontally on a narrow screen. Identical positions are grouped without moving the data points. Nearby markers can overlap; the selector and table retain every eligible record.
0 selected records excluded from this plot: only explicitly single-unit strata sales with positive numeric prices and areas qualify. Size positions and PSF use unrounded area; displayed sizes are rounded. Record numbers refer to this view and are not unit identifiers. No fitted price or valuation is inferred.
Sales Transactions
Contract month
Type of sale
Floor range
Area (sqft)
Sale price (S$)
Price (S$/sqft)
Units in transaction
Jun 2026
Resale
01-05
678
1,055,000
1,556
1
Apr 2026
Resale
01-05
603
1,030,000
1,709
1
Apr 2026
Resale
06-10
570
1,085,000
1,902
1
Mar 2026
Resale
06-10
538
1,090,888
2,027
1
Last downloaded: 31 Oct 2026, 12:21 SGT. 4 matching records in the selected period.
Rental Contracts
Latest recorded lease start: Sep 2026.
Lease start month
Bedrooms
Area range (sqft)
Monthly rent (S$)
Jan 2026
1
500-600
3,700
Jan 2026
1
400-500
3,350
Dec 2025
1
500-600
3,350
Dec 2025
1
500-600
3,450
Dec 2025
1
500-600
3,300
Dec 2025
1
500-600
3,500
Nov 2025
1
400-500
3,500
Nov 2025
1
500-600
4,250
Nov 2025
2
1000-1100
4,500
Nov 2025
1
600-700
3,500
Last downloaded: 27 Oct 2026, 17:09 SGT. 40 matching records in the selected period.
Source: Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), accessed through the URA Data Service. Data made available under the Singapore Open Data Licence. Areas are rounded; rental areas are ranges. Records may be revised and do not identify exact units. Multiple transactions in the same month are not ordered by day. These records are historical transactions, not current listings or valuations.
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Fahad Khan –
f you’re even remotely considering renting this so-called “unit-7-13” stop right now and run the other way.
This place isn’t just bad—it’s an absolute hellhole that will drain your money, ruin your peace, and leave you regretting every second you spend inside it. I’ve lived in plenty of rentals, but nothing comes close to the sheer misery this apartment inflicted on me. It’s horribly maintained, dangerously faulty, and owned by one of the most deceitful, greedy landlords you’ll ever encounter. Read this review, believe every word, and save yourself the agony—do NOT rent here.
Let’s start with the noise. This isn’t ordinary city buzz; it’s relentless, soul-crushing torture 24/7. The unit 07-13 sits smack in the middle of non-stop eateries and heavy traffic, turning your days into a chaotic symphony of heavy vehicle, noisy eatery crowd, and clattering utensils. But the real killer is nighttime. Sleep? Forget it. The eateries never close, the traffic never stops, and the cacophony echoes straight into your bedroom until dawn. You’ll wake up exhausted, irritable, and counting the days until your lease ends. If you value even a shred of quiet or sanity, this place will destroy it.
The condition of the unit itself is criminal negligence. Electrical wiring has zero proper earthing—it’s a death trap waiting to happen. I personally lost a TV to a surge, and multiple bulbs blew out. Imagine plugging in your laptop or phone and wondering if today’s the day something fries.
Walls are plagued with severe seepage and moisture everywhere. how is right below the rooftop swimming pool waiting for severe water damage and the wooden wardrobe? Completely ruined from the inside—clothes reeking of damp rot, wood warped and splintered. You can’t store anything without it getting destroyed. i have to constantly use moisture absorber across all corners of house.
The air conditioners? Both are ancient, wheezing relics in horrific shape. They barely cool, rattle like they’re about to explode, and desperately need immediate replacement. In peak summer, you’ll sweat through your clothes while these junk units struggle and fail.
The water geyser leaks constantly—puddles on the bathroom floor, wasted water, and the constant risk of a bigger flood. Furniture is third-rate garbage: cheap particle board that scratches and chips at the slightest touch, cushions that sag instantly, and finishes that peel off in weeks.
And dust? It’s a nightmare. Open the balcony for just ten minutes, and the entire flat is coated in a thick layer of grime. No amount of cleaning helps; the location ensures you’re breathing filth every day.
But the absolute worst part? The owner. This woman is a shrewd, manipulative nightmare who hides behind her phone and agent, never once showing her face or having the decency to meet tenants. She piles on ridiculous condition after condition, all designed to squeeze every last $ out of you while giving nothing back. In the name of “goodwill,” she’ll promise things that never happen, then deceive you with excuses. Her agent (Desmond Tan @ ERA) is no better—a blatant liar who’ll look you in the eye and fabricate stories to defend her outrageous, unfair demands. You’ll beg for basic rights, and they’ll twist it into you owing them more. It’s predatory, exploitative behavior that makes you feel trapped and powerless.
To top it all off, there’s zero proper management. The building’s day guard is aggressively rude, nosy, and confrontational—interrogating visitors, making snide comments, and acting like he owns the place. No security, no helpfulness, just unnecessary hostility that adds to the daily stress.
This apartment isn’t a home; it’s a money pit disguised as living space. You’ll spend thousands on replacements, repairs the owner refuses to cover, Your mental health will tank from the noise and constant battles.
Do yourself a massive favor: walk away. There are better options out there that won’t sabotage your life.