Rich buyers snubbed posh condos with only three luxury residential deals inked in Q3

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The luxury residential sales dearth continued in the third quarter, with only three luxury residential deals inked during the period.

According to Savills, these include a related party transaction of five units from Skyline 360° at Saint Thomas Walk, a 3,380-sq ft unit at Reflections at Keppel Bay sold for S$3,107 per sq ft, and a bulk sale of 12 Grange Infinite units.

The bulk purchase at Grange Infinite was made by Indonesian tycoon Tahir at S$2,050 per sq ft for 11 four-bedroom apartments ranging from 2,560 to 2,700 sq ft and S$1,950 per sq ft for a 6,039-sq ft penthouse. 

“These transactions showed a further softening of prices in that segment. According to REALIS, the rest of the transactions of residential properties sold for no less than S$10 million were nine landed houses, of which five were good class bungalows,” noted Savills. 

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