In this Stacked Pro breakdown:
- We spotlight the districts where resale 3-bedders now rival new 2-bedder prices
- Uncover options offering up to twice the space for a similar price tag
- Plus: Side-by-side comparison tables to make your next move easier to plan
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In an earlier article of this three-part series, we looked at the rising prices of two-bedder units in Singapore. Now, let’s look at some practical realities of this: for the same prices of some new launch two-bedders, you might be able to get your hands on a much larger resale three-bedder: a unit that’s much better suited to family living.
We’ll also be making some side-by-side comparisons of two versus three-bedder prices in various districts, so you can work out how much you can save (or how much more space you can afford):
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Key districts to search within:
In the previous article, we determined that the following districts are likely to have resale three-bedders priced close to new two bedders:
Here’s what we found in District 5 (Buona Vista, Dover)
These are the new sale two-bedders in District 5, which are close to the prices of resale three-bedders.
Now these are the prices of the leasehold resale three-bedders, which come close to new two-bedders. Highlighted in blue are those that you can afford to purchase up until a new two-bedder in The Hill @One-North.

Next, let’s look at the freehold three-bedders. There aren’t as many options given that they are freehold. Moreover, they’re older in age.
Ryan J. Ong
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