Executive condos are getting smaller

Guess which EC is the smallest in Singapore at 743 sqft in size.

The median size of an EC unit is down to 1,109 sqft compared to 1,378sqft at its peak in 1997.

According to Square Foot Research, the largest EC units in the market, based on caveats, are the penthouses at The Quintet (3,200‐3,500 sq ft) and Chestervale (3,050 sq ft).

On the flipside, the smallest units may be the 743‐sq‐ft 2‐bedroom units at Watercolours, it said. Units below 800 sq ft started emerging only as recently as 2011.

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