Updated September 2026. Launch availability, pricing and promotional claims have been removed. This is a resale due-diligence guide.
Compare the specific Petit Jervois unit
In a boutique development, transaction evidence may be limited and layouts may differ materially. Check strata and internal area, floor, facing, privacy, light, storage, parking, condition and any outdoor or void space.
Use matched evidence carefully
URA publishes current sales, rental and pipeline data through its private residential property service. Compare Petit Jervois with the closest same-project evidence first, then use nearby freehold projects only after adjusting for age, size, layout, condition, facilities and transaction date.
Review the small-development trade-offs
- Maintenance contributions and sinking-fund adequacy.
- AGM minutes, accounts, insurance and planned works.
- Facility scale, staffing, lift and security arrangements.
- By-laws, renovation limits and parking rights.
- Depth of the future buyer and tenant pool.
A freehold title and boutique positioning do not guarantee liquidity or appreciation. Include stamp duties, financing, renovation, maintenance, property tax and selling costs before deciding.