Paying More For A Higher Floor Unit?

Is paying an extra $50k–$100k for a top-floor unit actually worth it when you exit? 🤔💸

Most buyers assume: Higher Floor = Guaranteed Higher Profit.

We ran through 593,293 private residential sale transactions in Singapore and it told a very different story 📊

👇 1️⃣ Diminishing Marginal Gains: Going up in height increases your entry price tag significantly, but your capital gains don’t scale proportionally at resale.

2️⃣ The “Lucky 8” Surcharge: Levels 08, 18, and 28 often command developer markups. Auspicious? Yes. Guaranteed resale recovery? Rarely 📉.

3️⃣ The Sweet Spot (25%–50% Height): That’s typically where you clear the tree line/nuisance, capture natural light and breeze, without paying bloated developer premiums 🏙️✨.

Don’t buy floor numbers. Buy changes in value. 💡

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