Finding a Cozy Condo Without Sacrificing Amenities
Been dreaming of a quiet corner in the city, but still want to jump on a treadmill or soak in a pool? Many tiny condos are great at keeping the noise to a minimum, but the tiny “gym” that never works, the mini‑pool that looks more like a kiddie pool, and the absence of a tennis court can be disappointing.
Our Mission: Quick Comfort Meets Full‑Size Fun
We’ve dug into the market to uncover keep‑your‑privacy safe, yet still get the full suite of amenities you’d expect from a bigger complex. Think smaller overall, but big on the excitement.
Here’s the list of developments with 250 units or fewer that keep the amenities gigantic:
- Blue Ridge Heights – 235 units, a pristine indoor pool and a top‑chair gym.
- Silver Oak Residences – 225 units, complete with a tennis court and spa.
- Mason Park Condos – just under 250 units, but don’t let its size fool you: full‑size yoga studio, track, and pool.
- Maple View Terraces – 190 units, featuring an expansive outdoor pool and 12 treadmills.
Why Smaller Doesn’t Mean Less
Living in these ten‑bedroom wonders means you’ll get to enjoy a luxury lifestyle without the noise or crowds of a mega‑complex. You still get a tennis court, pool, and a gym that will actually keep you in shape.
Plan your next move and pick a small condo with big dreams—because privacy and pampering are not mutually exclusive.
1. Parvis
12 Holland Hill – District 10
Corporate Snapshot
Why This Block Rocks
Feel the Pulse of the Property
Plan Your Visit
| Day | Time | What to Look For |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 10 AM‑3 PM | Lobby tours and balcony views |
| Wednesday | 12 PM‑5 PM | Meet the contractor crew ‘just in case you’re curious |
| Friday | 9 AM‑2 PM | Quiet‑time walk to hear the city buzz |
Notable highlights:
Parvis: The Big‑Family Condo With A Lot of Room For Your Personal Space
We’ve always been drawn to Parvis because it’s the kind of place that says “Take a breath and live large”. With a sprawling backyard of over 243,000 sq. ft. (yes, you read that right—almost four football fields), it ends up offering a full slate of amenities without the crowded feel you find in the area’s newer developments.
Location Matters: Quiet Home or Loud Neighbor?
- Noise‑free, cosy corner – Parvis hides at the end of Holland Hill Road, far away from the traffic and chatter of the Holland Flyover.
- Walkin’ distance – Even if you’ll have to skip the bus stop a bit, there’s a quick trail that loops through Commonwealth Crescent and Chip Bee Garden right into Holland Village.
- Perfect surerental – Parvis can act like a less flashy option next to the bold Hyll on Holland.
Space to Stretch Out
Both Parvis and Hyll on Holland appeal to those like a large unit, but the numbers tell a story:
- Hyll on Holland – ~1,055 sq. ft. per apartment; newer, more units.
- Parvis – over 1,700 sq. ft. on average; some go past 2,000 sq. ft.
So if you’re tired of squeezing the kitchen into a tiny space, Parvis gives you time to sprout those extra trees or hang somebody’s big balcony.
Why Buy Instead of Rent?
The current wave of condos in Holland V—from One Holland Village to Hyll on Holland—has driven up competition for tenants. Rather than chasing a rental agenda, you’ll want a place that’s ready for you to call home. Parvis’s 248 units give it the sweet spot: enough scarcity to keep long‑term buyers happy, too many for you to feel like you’re in a rat‑race.
What’s in the Suite?
Let’s list the goodies that keep a Parvis homeowner smiling all day:
- ¡50‑m laps pool: you can swim, splash or pretend to be on a tropical island.
- Tennis court: because what’s better than a game that keeps everyone enforced correctly?.
- Gym: the equipment’s decent, so you can sweat pinky‑pocket workouts without having to climb a mountain.
- Balcony or patio: the built‑in spots add a perk that’s totally fresh and spacious.
All in all, Parvis offers a balanced lifestyle, large spaces, noise‑free location, and a feeling of privacy that has you settled without tripping over every neighbour’s shrink wrap. Still curious? We’ve got an owner’s review ready to drop a box of insider truth.
2. The Trillium
112 Kim Seng Road: A Quick Peek
What You’ll Find Here
Why It’s Worth a Look
Things to Keep in Mind
Final Thoughts
112 Kim Seng Road offers a blend of convenience, ownership freedom, and a solid developer pedigree. Whether you’re a growing family or a new homeowner, the 231 units promise a comfy place to call home—without the scatter‑brain feel of being on a lease. If you’re ready to jump into a community that already feels like a neighborhood rather than a tower, this spot could be the perfect fit.
Notable highlights:
The Trillium is Back in the Spotlight
Recently, buzz about The Trillium has skyrocketed, thanks to fresh upgrades around the Great World area and the new MRT station – Great World City (Thomson‑East Coast Line). The station sits just a five‑minute walk from the condo, making commutes a breeze.
Why It Still Stands Out
- Location is King: The Trillium sits in one of the most desirable spots in River Valley, hugging both MRT access and a buzzing mall. Even though the façade—with its circle of columns—feels a tad cheesy compared to slick newer builds, it doesn’t hinder the condo’s prime positioning.
- Great World City Revamp: The newly refreshed shopping center adds a fresh vibe and splash of convenience right next door.
Space That’s Worth the Talk
Forget the cramped tiny units sales promotion shows. Even compact 2‑bedrooms cover about 1,400 sq.ft.—and the bigger units stretch to 2,200 sq.ft. plus!
- 2‑Bedroom Features: Enjoy a fully enclosed kitchen, a cosy yard, and a handy utility room. Pro tip: A small study is a lifesaver for home‑office lovers or as a playroom for kids.
- Unaffected by Space Hysteria: Many newer CCR estates cut corners on square footage; The Trillium keeps the promise of ample space.
What Noise Looks Like
Living amid the city’s pulse means occasional noise and traffic. That’s a normal trade‑off for the convenience.
Facilities: A Mixed Bag
The luxury label may hint at high‑end amenities, yet in reality they’re a bit underwhelming. Still, for families, it’s a solid pitch:
- Two tennis courts for those who love a quick match.
- Multi‑purpose court for basketball, badminton, or just a pick‑up game.
- Zipline thrills and a playground that can handle 231 units—that’s pretty awesome for kids.
Bottom line: The Trillium’s location and spacious units shine bright, but the amenities might not satisfy the ultra‑luxury expectations. The noise factor is nothing new in a bustling area, and that’s just part of the charm.
3. Spanish Village
Spanish Village – The Hidden Gem of District 10
Location: 56 Farrer Road (District 10)
Developer: Far East Organisation
Lease: Freehold
Year Built: 1987
Units: 226
Why It’s Getting a Lot of Attention
- Most new buyers are eyeing the en‑bloc potential – a luxury you don’t usually see in a 1980s pile.
- The market around here is a bit sluggish; people haven’t been moving as quickly as developers thought.
- Competition is fierce – old neighbors like Sutton Place, Gallop Gables, and Sommerville Park are still loopy.
Unit Highlights
Smallish Units (≈ 775 sq ft): Hitting just under $1.6 million, a pretty sweet deal for a District 10 price tag.
Large 1,668 sq ft Units: Stay under $2,000 per square foot, putting the whole thing below $3.3 million – a bargain for a sizable place in a prime zone.
Why It Might Be a Good Rental Pick
- 11‑minute walk to Farrer Road MRT (Circle Line), only one stop away from Holland V.
- Great for those looking to earn passive income without breaking the bank.
What to Expect from the Facilities
It’s a full‑facility condo, but don’t expect it to be the Ritz of Singapore. The pool is a bit on the skinny side given the generous car‑park space. The open‑air gym is great if you’re a fan of stretching in the breeze, but it might leave you sweating in the summer.
Bottom Line
Spanish Village might just be the most cost‑efficient way to own a large unit in District 10, especially if you’re hunting a low‑unit‑count prime address. It’s a solid, no‑frills option that still delivers the perks of a well‑situated, freehold condo.
4. Windy Heights
Got a 1980s Condo? Check Out Windy Heights!
Where It’s Located
- 80 Jalan Daud (District 14)
- Developer: Tong It Enterprises
- Freehold layout – you’re the boss.
Everything You Need to Know (No Squishy 79 or Boring Jargon)
- Built in 1983 – giant units that would make a small country’s flag look tiny.
- 200 units total, mostly 4-bedrooms that brag with 2,475 sq. ft. of living space.
- The biggest ones stretch over 4,970 sq. ft. – the 14th‑floor top‑floor gems.
- The bold claim: a 4,973‑sq‑ft penthouse shattered expectations in 2002, selling at a mind‑blowing $201 per square foot (roughly a total of just a million dollars).
When Price Meets Size (And Murmurs of “Wow!”)
- You can snag a unit under $1,200 per square foot, which means prices can sit at a pocket‑friendly $2.8 million for a huge home. Yep, the numbers still look impressive.
- So grab your wallet – the units offer massive space without the sky‑high listed price.
Why Environment Matters: On the Road to Convenience
- Kembangan MRT (on the East‑West Line) is a 10–12 minute walk, giving you a ding‑ding direct ride to Raffles Place.
- Plumpy urban vibes? Paya Lebar has grown into a commercial hub, and just two train stops get you to the bustling PLQ.
- Almost for free – your daily coffee, office run, or quick grocery trip will feel like a vacation.
Quiet & Private (With A Hint of “What Is in My Backyard?”)
- Looking towards Lengkong Empat? You’ll see low‑density landed homes – a calm vibe and a “flush‑with‑privacy” feel.
- Your biggest “I have my own backyard” might be the best pick if you love “mega‑silence” and “late‑night privacy.”
En Bloc History & Snapshots
- Windy Heights has seen two en bloc attempts; the last one in 2018 kicked off at a cool $806.2 million.
- Given the generous land and freehold status, you’d expect a future all‑in‑one if the market stays chill.
Bottom line? If you’re hunting for a ridiculous amount of space, a sensible price tag, and top‑tier convenience, Windy Heights is the place. The big units are a testament to the 1980s era – we’re talking about “loft‑like” living with a sprinkle of 70s nostalgia. Grab it while it’s still hot!
5. The Summit
Discover the Hidden Gem at 451 Upper East Coast Road (District 16)
Ever wondered where the city’s most cosy homes hide? Look no further—this charming block is tucked away on Upper East Coast Road in the bustling District 16. Let’s break it down:
What Makes It Special?
- Developer: Ban Hin Leong – the mastermind who turned a strip of land into a thriving community.
- Lease: Freehold – you own it outright, no monthly lease bells getting in the way.
- Age: Built in 1992, it’s old-school charm with modern amenities.
- Units: 242 – enough to feel like a mini neighbourhood but sized just right for community vibes.
Why It’s a Great Spot
Imagine a place where everyone knows your name. That’s the kind of atmosphere you’ll find here. The layout is thoughtfully designed so you never have to travel far for anything you need. Whether you’re a young professional or a growing family, this block has a spot that feels like home.
Quick Snapshot
— Address: 451 Upper East Coast Road
— Developer: Ban Hin Leong
— Lease type: Freehold
— Year built: 1992
— Total units: 242
So if you’re on the lookout for a place that feels like a community and offers full ownership, this spot’s got you covered. The next step? Take a stroll in!
Notable highlights:
The Summit: Grab the Biggest Slice of Bayshore
Picture this: 242 well‑spaced units perched on a generous freehold plot of 323,271 sq ft. That’s a generous land deal that’s bound to turn heads.
Why Bayshore is the next big thing
- New town vibes – Bayshore is set to transform, taking a leaf from the East Coast’s beach charm.
- MRT coming soon – The upcoming Bayshore station (on the Thomson‑East Coast line) will cure the existing “you‑can‑’t‑get‑here” problem. Your commute? Just a 5‑minute walk from the entrance of The Summit.
Space that’s a step above standard HDB flats
Most units sit around 1,248 sq ft — plenty of room for those who dial back from a cramped five‑room.
At $1,400 per sq ft, the top-of-the‑line units can be bought for under $1.8 million. That’s a sweet spot for HDB up‑graders craving a loftier lifestyle without breaking the bank.
What’s the lull‑down in the airflow and outreach?
- Noise check – Being close to Upper East Coast Road can bring in a bit of street chatter. If you’re a noise‑averse, consider that.
- Mobility open question – Until the MRT opens, you’ll need a car (or wish you’re a fan of Bus 14, which… well, takes a while). The Summit can feel a tad remote.
Get the good stuff nearby
Wander down to the trio of condos along Bayshore Road – Bayshore Park, The Bayshore and Costa Del Sol – and you’ll find their own charming little shops. Want the full experience? You’d normally have to hop on the bus to the Katong area. But hey, a short stroll never hurts!
Is it a value buy? Absolutely!
- Freehold status gives you that long‑term security.
- Costs are pathetically low for the size and location.
- Do watch out for plot‑ratio limits (3.5 at the upcoming MRT station) which could blot out your future panoramic views.
Bottom line: For those looking to invest in a future‑ready, spacious condo with a big slice of freehold land, The Summit is a bargain you wouldn’t want to miss – just keep an eye on the noise and the bus routes until the MRT dots the map.
6. Starville
60 Lengkong Tiga: Your Next Home‑Hunting Adventure Awaits
Developer: Pencroft Investments Pte. Ltd.
Lease: Freehold (Yes, you get to own it for life! )
Top Floor: 2006 (Just a milestone, not an actual year—no! It’s the very first top)
Why This Spot Should Be on Your Radar
- Prime Address: 60 Lengkong Tiga, District 14 – close to everything you love: parks, malls, and that pub you visit every Sunday.
- Freehold Freedom: Forget those pesky lease renewals. With freehold, you’re literally handing the house to yourself—kick back and enjoy that ownership pride.
- 25th Anniversary from 2006: The building has been around since 2006, and it’s still standing tall, proving that good design and quality construction go hand in hand.
- 250 Gorgeous Units: Enough space for a large family or a squad of roommates. It’s not a cramped apartment complex; it’s a community with style.
What Makes 60 Lengkong Tiga Tick?
- Smart Layouts: Each unit is designed to maximize natural light and ventilation, so you can bask in that warm, tropical glow all year long.
- Modern Amenities: Co‑working spaces, a fitness zone, and a landscaped courtyard that’s perfect for sun‑seeking afternoons.
- Security with a Smile: 24‑hour security staff, CCTV, and a welfare system that’s reassuring, not overbearing.
Herb, the Future Resident’s Thoughts
I’m currently calling this place my future home. Being in a freehold status brings such peace of mind—no looming lease expiry sneaking up on me or a claustrophobic landlord on a rainy day. I can finally look down on my balcony and hum, “What a lovely, comfortable place I have finally invested in.” Apart from ownership, the location feels like a sweet spot, a central place to live. That feels like the ultimate key to a high quality living experience, and happiness is the result of that. I think this is indeed a very comprehensive package for future residents.
Bottom Line
60 Lengkong Tiga offers the blissful “Freehold – forever owning” experience, the convenience of a developer who cares about quality, and a prime location that’s non‑negotiable. With 250 units, it’s not loaf‑based, it’s the place to be for anyone who wants a home with heart.
Remember: owning the house means turning off the maintenance emails and not answering any “lease renewal” calls. Get behind this golden opportunity!
Notable highlights:
Starville: Affordable Luxury in Singapore’s Housing Market
Why you’re likely to be jumping on this one: Starville is tearing up the price charts. Units around 1,200 sq. ft. go for just $1.3 million to $1.4 million – that’s under $1,300 psf, a sweet spot that’s a rarity in 2022. (The last time you saw a lower price was a $1,102 psf deal in June—an event that feels like a rare comet sighting.)
Price Snapshot
- 1,200+ sq. ft. units – $1.3 M‑$1.4 M
- $1,300 psf and below – highly coveted
- Only a handful of freehold condos hit these numbers this year
Aging Gracefully
Starville’s exterior has seen better days—yet it still manages to look fresh and modern. Think of it as a seasoned chef who still throws a mean dish: the façade and facilities are policed with the kind of care that keeps the property looking brand‑new. The amenities? They’re diligently maintained, so the building feels like a well‑aired loft rather than a creaky fixer‑upper.
Pool Paradise
The real star of the show is the 70‑metre infinity pool. In a development that only houses 250 units, this isn’t just a pool; it’s an oasis that pays homage to vacation vibes. Trying to imagine lounging there is almost as joyous as spotting a dolphin in your backyard. Curious? Watch the short video we’ve uploaded for the development—who knows, you might get the urge to swim through your own balcony.
Getting Around
Accessibility is all about perspective. Kembangan MRT is a 14‑minute walk away, a stroll that could be seen as a workout if you’re looking to add a bit of daily cardio (or a chance to peek at neighborhood happenings). Once you hop on the train, you’re just two stops from Paya Lebar, Singapore’s bustling commercial hub. If the modern conveniences of Paya Lebar are your everyday go‑to, this is a fair trade‑off.
Keep an Eye on the Pebbles
- Find yourself stepping into the Paya Lebar Quarter often for groceries, gyms, or coffee? Nice! That’s exactly where you’ll end up most of the time.
- One more thing—avoid that low‑lying stack facing the PIE. It can be noisy and a bit of a drain on your Zen unless you’re on a high floor that offers a peaceful bubble.
Bottom line: If you’re hunting for a good bang for your buck in a freehold condo, Starville turns out to be the smartest move. It’s got a price that’s approachable, a pool that’ll make your friends question your morale, and easy access to life’s necessities (with a touch of exercise on the way!). Happy house hunting!
7. Highgate
Your New Home Awaits at 60 Toh Tuck Road
Spot on: District 21
Picture yourself on the streets of District 21, where coffee shops, gyms, and the occasional pineapple‑scented bakery are all a hop, skip, and a jump away. 60 Toh Tuck Road is the perfect spot for anyone looking to settle in the heart of the city, but with a touch of suburban charm.
Designed by Lum Chang Properties Pte. Ltd.
When you buy from Lum Chang, you’re dealing with a developer that’s got years of experience making homes feel like five‑star experiences—without the five‑star price tag. They’ve built a reputation for quality, style, and a little bit of flair.
Free‑hold Lifestyle
In a world of lease‑holds, a free‑hold is like having your own personal splash pad: you’re the only one allowed to run the water. This means no worrying about future rent hikes or council lease terms. Your house, your rules, forever.
Top of the Property—a.k.a. TOP.
Established in 1995, TOP 1995 is a time capsule of modern living. Think of it as a vintage car that still runs like a brand‑new model: functional, reliable, and, honestly, a little sexy.
216 Units of Cozy Possibilities
- Enough space for your trio of cats—or your entire family!
- Variety of floor plans to match every lifestyle—from a cozy studio to a spacious two‑bedroom suite.
- Community vibes: think neighborhood BBQs, shared gardens, and a risk‑free chance to meet your next-door neighbour (or your cheat‑code for a midnight pizza raid).
Live, Work, Play—all in One Spot
Between the strategic location and the wholesome free‑hold perks, 60 Toh Tuck Road is your passport to a balanced life. Need you’ve got groceries at the corner shops, a gym just around the corner, and a local park where you can throw a frisbee into the sky or let your dog perform its best zoomie routine. The city is at your doorstep, but still, a comforting distance away from the hustle‑and‑bustle.
Take the Next Step!
Ready to own a piece of this awesome neighbourhood? Reach out for a tour and see why Lum Chang’s free‑hold charm might just become the happy place you’ve been searching for.
Notable highlights:
Highgate’s 2019 Boom: A 110% Profit Story!
Why Investors Fell in Love
Back in 2019, Highgate caught everyone’s eye when a unit earned a staggering 110% profit – a sweet $1.27 million gain. That’s a headline ready for the front page, and it’s no coincidence. This development is tailor‑made for HDB dreamers looking to upgrade.
Space That Keeps Your Family Smiling
- Most apartments stretch over 1,200 sq. ft.
- The biggest ones come close to 1,500 sq. ft, with the grandest at around 1,905 sq. ft.
- At roughly $1,400 per sq. ft, three‑bedroom units rack up between $1.7 million and $1.8 million—a sneaky hot deal for a freehold condo that comes with a serious privacy aura.
The Tiny Twist: The En‑Bloc Drama
Four years ago, Highgate went through an en‑bloc attempt. Buyers today? Do a quick check to see if that tension is still simmering. It’s all about staying in the clear before diving into a big purchase.
Driving (Not Walking) Friendly
If you’ve heard people whisper that “Beauty World is nearby,” think again. It’s more than just a casual stroll—1.2 kilometers away from the Beauty World MRT and its retail treasures.
Bottom Line: A Sweet Spot for HDB Upgraders
Picture a five‑room flat’s size, but with the quiet and luxury of a freehold condo. Highgate delivers that package. Just keep one eye on the potential en‑bloc snafu and remember that the Seller’s Stamp Duty (SSD) window might pop up if you’re not careful.
8. The Lanai
Spotlight on 140 Hillview Avenue – The 999‑Year Wonder!
Developer
Crafted by Hong Moh Properties Pte. Ltd., because they know how to turn concrete into kind of like a forever home.
Lease
Long‑term vibes only: 999 years of lease. Think of it like a “long‑stay” package deal that’s nearly a millennium.
Key Dates
Built in 2014 – because even houses have a birth year. Everyone’s “this house is older than your reflection.”
What You’ll Find Inside
- 214 units – a decent room‑mate count if you’re looking to share your life (or your Wi‑Fi).
- All the modern touches that say, “I’m ready for 2025 and beyond.”
- Prime location at 140 Hillview Avenue, nestled in the upbeat streets of District 23.
Why You’ll Love it
With a lease that’s practically a small nation, you’re basically getting “your own piece of forever.” Add a splash of humor: if you think 999 years is insane, wait until you have a 3‑BHK with solar panels and then ask your friends how you’re “goal‑setting.”
Pro Tip
If you’re feeling nostalgic, treat the building’s age like a vintage car. The older it is, the more “story” you get, plus it comes with a built‑in history lesson.
Notable highlights:
Do You Love Greenery? A Quick Guide to The Lanai
Ever wondered if a condo is more about a high-rise lifestyle or a nature escape? The Lanai offers a blend of privacy and, yes, plenty of greenery—so this is a “yes” or “no” question: Do you like plants? If you do, you’re in for a treat.
Location & Views
- The Lanai’s lanai (think balcony that’s an actual living room) gazes over the Bukit Batok Nature Park to the southeast. Hillview Apartments on the opposite side are jam‑packed with trees, so both places are shouting “green!”
- It’s a quieter corner of town—perfect for those who want a peaceful vibe, or a bit of nature therapy after a busy day.
Getting Around
- Two MRT stations are closest: Hume and Hillview. Walking to either is a bit of a crawl; Hillview is briefer, but Hume will test your patience with the hill.
- Hold on to your wallet, because you’ll probably ditch the walk and hop onto bus 176. You’ll arrive at Hillview’s Downtown Line MRT in a jiffy.
Shopping & Dining
- Rail Mall and HillV2 provide retail options, but they’re a bus ride away, not a stroll.
- Once you’ve made the trip, an assortment of eateries awaits—great for when you want a bite after braving the traffic.
The Quiet Vibe
- This neighborhood is serene—not exactly a bustling nightlife hotspot, but it’s a playground for bikers, trail lovers, and anyone who enjoys a natural retreat right in the city.
- If you’re someone who prefers a lively street scene, this could feel like a tiny retreat within a building.
Schools Around
- There’s a scarcity of close schools: Hillgrove Primary and Lianhua Secondary are the only ones within a kilometre.
- Neither is within a convenient walking distance, so parents will need to rely on transport.
In short, The Lanai is a pure blend of privacy and nature—ideal for those who are ready to trade a bustling urban pace for a quieter, greener lifestyle.
Other condos you can consider:
Condo Crash Course: 6‑Month Gains, Losses, and the Wild Numbers Only a True Property Nerd Could Love
If you’ve ever wondered how these top‑tier condos are trading like hotcakes – or maybe sticky candies – here’s the inside scoop, stripped of spreadsheets and lined up with narrative flair. Grab a cup of coffee, and let’s roast the numbers.
Vista Residences – 280 Floors of Freehold Fortune
- PSF Price: $1,662
- Gains: 11 deals, averaging $186,727 (≈ 11.8 %)
- Losses: 5 ropes, totaling $124,500 (‑4.7 %)
- Total Transactions: 16 – 69 % profitable
Tanglin Park – 274 Units, Freehold, and a 12‑Year Perfection
- PSF Price: $2,214
- Gains: 1 blockbuster deal, $342,000 (12.5 %)
- Losses: None – 100 % profitable
- Transactions: 1
Starville – 250 Sun‑lit Freehold Minutes
- PSF Price: $1,210
- Gains: 24 shimmers, $156,725 average (14.9 %)
- Loss: 1 slip, -$10,000 (‑0.8 %)
- Profit Rate: 96 % – basically a smooth sailing
Parvis – 248 Pods of Freehold Delight
- PSF Price: $2,222
- Gains: 7 hits, $261,809 avg (9.6 %)
- Losses: 2 “oops” – —$261,000 (‑8 %)
- Profit Rate: 78 %
The Summit – 242 Diamond‑Level Units
- No PSF Data
- Gains: 10 deals, $266,711 avg (21.2 %)
- Losses: 0 – perfect 100 %!
- Profit Rate: 100 % – you’d say it’s the apex of ROI.
The Marbella – 239 Cloud‑Nine Units
- No PSF Data
- Gains: 3 deals, $249,333 avg (11.7 %)
- Losses: 1, -$100,000 (‑3.6 %)
- Profit Rate: 75 %
Faber Garden – 233 Green‑Gables, a Data Mystery
- No data available – the slot is open for mystery and mystery alike.
The Trillium – 231 Tiny Retreats
- PSF Price: $2,548
- Gains: 8 wins, $483,750 avg (12.2 %)
- Loss: 1 tumble – —$277,750 (‑8.8 %)
- Profit Rate: 89 %
Spanish Village – 226 Cozy Spots
- PSF Price: $1,960
- Gains: 4 deals, $227,000 avg (15 %)
- Losses: 0 – 100 % profitable
- Transactions: 4
Highgate – 216 Historic Layers
- PSF Price: $1,394
- Gains: 3 blooms, $271,667 avg (21.1 %)
- Losses: None – 100 % profit
- Transactions: 3
The Lanai – 214 Freehold Years (from 12/10/1885!)
- PSF Price: $1,500
- Gains: 8 deeds, $72,814 avg (4.9 %)
- Losses: 12 missteps, –$163,650 (‑9.4 %)
- Profit Rate: 40 % – but hey, it’s a classic!
Windy Heights – 200 Wind‑Whooped Units
- PSF Price: $1,142
- Gains: 6 successes, $433,667 avg (23.9 %)
- Losses: 0 – 100 % profit elation
- Transactions: 6
So, there you have it – a quick, quirky trim of condo numbers that’d make even the most seasoned investor smile (or groan). These properties flaunt full‑size facilities, but the true star here is the who and the how the numbers play out.
Disclaimer: This article was first published by Stackedhomes – the definitive guide to high‑end home hypes and hypes.
