The official prices for
8@BT aren’t out yet, but the developers have indicated a starting $PSF of $2,530. With that, here’s a guesstimate of what we think the starting $PSF for each unit type would be based on this information:
Unit Type |
Size |
No. of Units |
Proportion |
Indicative |
1 Bedroom |
517 – 592 |
32 |
20.3% |
$1,385,560 |
2 Bedroom |
624 – 829 |
48 |
30.4% |
$1,641,120 |
3 Bedroom |
1001 – 1270 |
47 |
29.7% |
$2,582,580 |
4 Bedroom |
1356 – 1593 |
29 |
18.4% |
$3,430,680 |
Penthouse |
1356 – 1593 |
2 |
1.3% |
|
This is based on the following assumptions:
Unit Type |
Estimated $PSF |
Smallest Size |
Starts From |
1 Bedroom |
$2,680 |
517 |
$1,385,560 |
2 Bedroom |
$2,630 |
624 |
$1,641,120 |
3 Bedroom |
$2,580 |
1001 |
$2,582,580 |
4 Bedroom |
$2,530 |
1356 |
$3,430,680 |
As such, we will cover the following points in this pricing review:
- Why the exit for buyers of 8@BT could be more challenging in the short-term
- Where does it stand in today’s new launch context – particularly those close to the MRT?
- What are the prices of new condos around?
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