How much premium is there for a top floor 3-room HDB at #xx-xx, 67sqm, postal code 654443?

In Singapore, the premium for a top floor unit compared to lower floors can vary depending on factors like location, view, block orientation, and whether the property is a HDB flat or a private condominium.

For HDB flats, buyers generally pay a premium ranging from 2% to 8% for top floor units compared to similar lower- to mid-floor units in the same block. For instance, listings and transaction data consistently show top-floor units selling above their lower-floor counterparts. The premium tends to be higher if the unit offers unblocked views, better ventilation, or less noise.

In the resale condo and private apartment segment, the premium can fluctuate further, sometimes reaching 10% or more in projects where higher floors provide panoramic or city views, or where penthouse units have unique layouts or private roof terraces.

Ultimately, the exact premium depends on recent transaction prices of similar units in the same development and block, as well as buyer demand at the time of sale. If you’d like, I can assist you with recent top-floor sale transactions in your specific development for a better comparison.