15 top selling projects in November

New launches in October slowed significantly.

November developer sales rose 39% month-on-month and 79% year-on-year, bringing 11M15 sales to 7,144. According to Barclays, the jump was mainly due to the decent 38% sell-through rate at one new launch, Poiz Residences at Potong Pasir MRT station, which sold 277 of 731 total units at a median price of S$1,440psf.

It also noted some pick-up in sales at earlier-launched projects such as Sky Vue, Botanique at Bartley and Commonwealth Towers, and continued progressive sales at suburban projects, reflecting underlying demand.

Meanwhile, sales remained steady at high-end large quantum projects like Leedon Residence and Robin Residences.

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