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Condos with around 100 to 700 units are often considered mid-sized to big developments. These projects are generally more reasonably priced and offer a balance of amenities and affordability. They are often preferred by both home buyers and investors because they provide extensive facilities and typically lower costs per unit compared to smaller developments. For example, developments like Midtown Bay, Dairy Farm Residences, and The Jovell fall into this category.
Smaller developments, often referred to as boutique developments with fewer than 100 units, can be attractive for those seeking exclusivity and prime district locations. However, these units tend to be more expensive on a per-square-foot basis due to the higher costs spread over fewer buyers. They may appeal to home buyers with higher budgets who value exclusivity.
Developments with over 1,000 units, known as mega projects (such as Parc Clematis, Parc Esta, and Treasure@Tampines), offer a wide range of amenities and generally lower costs per unit. These projects can be beneficial for genuine home buyers who appreciate the extensive facilities. However, investors should be cautious about potential rental and resale drawbacks.