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Monday, Dec 30, 2013
AsiaOne
SINGAPORE - Sea front condominium Ripple Bay (Pasir Ris) was the most popular condominium for potential buyers in 2013, STClassifieds has revealed.
The online classifieds provider said in its yearly review that Ripple Bay garnered the most page views among all condominiums, with a total of 32,462 views on the STProperty site this year.
This is followed by Waterbay, an Executive Condo in Punggol with 26,241 page views. Urban Vista is at third place with 24,852 page views. Sentosa Cove and River Isles are at fourth and fifth with 19,729 and 15,264 page views respectively.
1) Ripple Bay Pasir Ris
2) Waterbay Punggol
3) Urban Vista
4) Sentosa Cove
5) River Isles
1) TwentyOne Angullia Park
2) Skyline @ Orchard Boulevard
3) The Marq @ Paterson Hill
1) Woodlands
2) Choa Chu Kang
3) Pasir Ris
4) Sembawang
5) Bukit Panjang
1) Woodlands
2) Jurong West
3) Bedok
4) Tampines
5) Ang Mo Kio
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Most luxurious condo
Averaging at $5,181 per square feet, Twentyone Angullia Park tops the list as Singapore's fanciest and priciest condominium. At its lowest, the condominium had an average selling price of $4,704 psf. The highest average selling price for the condominium was $5,330 psf.
Second most expensive this year was Skyline @ Orchard Boulevard, with an average psf price of $4,230. The Marq at Paterson Hill was also pricey, averaging at $4,046 psf this year. This is double the average selling price of other condominiums in the same district and much higher than some neighbouring condominium developments.
Top 5 most affordable HDB estates
Woodlands and Choa Chu Kang emerged as the most affordable HDB estates, averaging at $389 and $397 psf respectively. Pasir Ris took third place at $409 psf, while Sembawang and Bukit Panjang came in fourth anf fifth at $414 psf and $416 psf.
Most popular HDB types
From January to September this year, potential buyers looked mostly for 4-room HDB flats. Some 4,950 units sold, according to STProperty. This accounts for 37.42 per cent of all HDB types sold. A total of 4,035 3-room units were sold, accounting for 30.5 per cent of all flats sold. Third in demand were 5-room HDB units, with 2,945 units sold within the same period.
Top 5 most viewed HDB estates
Woodlands being the most affordable estate at $389 psf was also the most viewed estate on STProperty this year, with a total of 28,242 page views garnered.
Jurong West was a close second with 28,121 page views while the Bedok estate drew 27,265 page views. The estates of Tampines and Ang Mo Kio with 26,737 and 24,554 views each.
AsiaOne
SINGAPORE - Sea front condominium Ripple Bay (Pasir Ris) was the most popular condominium for potential buyers in 2013, STClassifieds has revealed.
The online classifieds provider said in its yearly review that Ripple Bay garnered the most page views among all condominiums, with a total of 32,462 views on the STProperty site this year.
This is followed by Waterbay, an Executive Condo in Punggol with 26,241 page views. Urban Vista is at third place with 24,852 page views. Sentosa Cove and River Isles are at fourth and fifth with 19,729 and 15,264 page views respectively.
1) Ripple Bay Pasir Ris
2) Waterbay Punggol
3) Urban Vista
4) Sentosa Cove
5) River Isles
1) TwentyOne Angullia Park
2) Skyline @ Orchard Boulevard
3) The Marq @ Paterson Hill
1) Woodlands
2) Choa Chu Kang
3) Pasir Ris
4) Sembawang
5) Bukit Panjang
1) Woodlands
2) Jurong West
3) Bedok
4) Tampines
5) Ang Mo Kio
.
Most luxurious condo
Averaging at $5,181 per square feet, Twentyone Angullia Park tops the list as Singapore's fanciest and priciest condominium. At its lowest, the condominium had an average selling price of $4,704 psf. The highest average selling price for the condominium was $5,330 psf.
Second most expensive this year was Skyline @ Orchard Boulevard, with an average psf price of $4,230. The Marq at Paterson Hill was also pricey, averaging at $4,046 psf this year. This is double the average selling price of other condominiums in the same district and much higher than some neighbouring condominium developments.
Top 5 most affordable HDB estates
Woodlands and Choa Chu Kang emerged as the most affordable HDB estates, averaging at $389 and $397 psf respectively. Pasir Ris took third place at $409 psf, while Sembawang and Bukit Panjang came in fourth anf fifth at $414 psf and $416 psf.
Most popular HDB types
From January to September this year, potential buyers looked mostly for 4-room HDB flats. Some 4,950 units sold, according to STProperty. This accounts for 37.42 per cent of all HDB types sold. A total of 4,035 3-room units were sold, accounting for 30.5 per cent of all flats sold. Third in demand were 5-room HDB units, with 2,945 units sold within the same period.
Top 5 most viewed HDB estates
Woodlands being the most affordable estate at $389 psf was also the most viewed estate on STProperty this year, with a total of 28,242 page views garnered.
Jurong West was a close second with 28,121 page views while the Bedok estate drew 27,265 page views. The estates of Tampines and Ang Mo Kio with 26,737 and 24,554 views each.