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https://www.edgeprop.sg/property-news/pasir-ris-8-behind-price-increases
Prices had started at about $1,400 psf on the morning of July 24. The developer is said to have increased prices six times throughout the day. The biggest round of price hikes occurred at 8pm, according to agents, where two-bedroom units saw the biggest jump of close to $360,000. A two-bedroom, ninth-floor unit of 710 sq ft with an indicative selling price of $1.145 million ($1,613 psf) at 9am was eventually sold for 31.3% higher at $1.503 million ($2,116 psf) at 10.30pm.
“Prices had started at a reasonable rate, and they were revised upward on several occasions,” according to an agent who requested anonymity. “It’s a function of supply and demand as the developer was gauging the strength of the take-up and increased prices along the way.”
Prices had started at about $1,400 psf on the morning of July 24. The developer is said to have increased prices six times throughout the day. The biggest round of price hikes occurred at 8pm, according to agents, where two-bedroom units saw the biggest jump of close to $360,000. A two-bedroom, ninth-floor unit of 710 sq ft with an indicative selling price of $1.145 million ($1,613 psf) at 9am was eventually sold for 31.3% higher at $1.503 million ($2,116 psf) at 10.30pm.
“Prices had started at a reasonable rate, and they were revised upward on several occasions,” according to an agent who requested anonymity. “It’s a function of supply and demand as the developer was gauging the strength of the take-up and increased prices along the way.”
