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The Myst sells 27% of its units during launch

The average selling price of the units sold was $2,057 psf.

City Developments Limited’s The Myst sold 110 of its 408 units (27%) during its weekend launch.

Sold units had an average selling price (ASP) of S$2,057 per square foot (psf). The most popular units amongst buyers were the one and two-bedroom types.

According to CDL, 99% of The Myst’s buyers were Singaporeans, whilst the remaining 1% were permanent residents from China.

“The encouraging take-up for The Myst by local homebuyers reflects a resilient demand for suburban homes. We are confident that The Myst, with its attractive pricing, will continue to be an excellent choice for those seeking the best of both worlds – a luxurious resort-style sanctuary with strong locational attributes,” Sherman Kwek, CDL Group CEO, said.

The Myst comprises two 24-storey residential towers with five types of units: one-bedroom plus study (517 sq ft), two-bedroom (678 sq ft), three-bedroom (850 sq ft), four-bedroom (1,518 sq ft), and five-bedroom (1,690 sq ft).

The corresponding prices for each apartment are $998,000, $1.33m, $1.708m, $2.826m, and $3.18m, respectively.

The Myst Sales Gallery in Elizabeth Drive is open from 10.00 am to 7.00 pm daily, by appointment only. 

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