The 3 priciest executive condos of 2012

Guess the only exec condo in Singapore which breached $1000 psf price mark.

According to Square Foot Research, new units are priced at an average of $730psf. The priciest units were sold at Tampines. The two projects there, Arc at Tampines and The Tampines Trilliant, are the only two projects selling above $850psf.

A new record in the primary market was set recently, when a high‐floor unit at Arc at Tampines was sold for $941psf.

Resale units are priced at an average of $710psf.

Bishan Loft remains the only EC that has ever broken the $1,000psf mark. Units there achieved an average
price of $1,005psf, based on caveats lodged in the past 6 months. The record is $1,129psf for a 1,173 sq‐ft unit.

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