Updated September 2026. Project details and transaction evidence should be verified for the specific unit.
An established large-scale project
The Minton should be assessed as a mature, high-unit-count condominium rather than through a discontinued composite score. Scale can support a broad facilities offering and transaction depth, but it can also mean more competing listings at the point of resale.
Start with the exact unit
- Compare layout efficiency, floor, facing, privacy and lift access.
- Check road, facility and neighbouring-block noise at different times.
- Review renovation condition and likely near-term expenditure.
- Read management records, by-laws and planned capital works.
- Compare same-project transactions before using district-wide PSF.
Connectivity and amenities must be experienced
Test actual walking routes, peak-hour travel and everyday shopping rather than rely on broad proximity descriptions. For an established development, the practical journey from a particular block can matter more than a map radius.
Use current evidence
URA provides private residential transaction and rental records through its property data service. Caveat-based records are useful but not exhaustive, so investigate outliers and verify whether compared units are genuinely similar.
The strongest case for The Minton is a well-maintained unit with a usable layout and an entry price supported by recent same-project evidence.