Check out who among Singapore developers are losers in June sales

One firm didn't sell any unit.

According to Nomura, CapitaLand (CAPL SP) sold a total of 40 units, including 15 units at d’Leedon and 16 units at the Interlace. Sky Habitat continues to move inventory slowly, with a further 5 units sold during the month. The project is now 32.6% sold.

City Developments (CIT SP) sold a total of 376 units, of which 272 units were from its latest project Jewels@Buangkok (c. 45.8% sold). It also sold a further 13 units at D’Nest, 14 units at Echelon and 61 units at Bartley Ridge.

Here's more from Nomura:

Keppel Land (KPLD SP) sold 20 units in Jun, which consisted of 18 units sold at Corals at Keppel Bay and 2 units sold at Marina Bay Suites.

UOL (UOL SP) sold 3 units at Spottiswoode Residences which has now achieved 99.4% sold out status. Its other projects are sold out.

Wing Tai (WINGT SP) did not sell any units during the month.

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