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Skypark Residences · 1,400 sqft and up

Skypark Residences units 1,400 sqft and up

Sales from Sep 2024, the last 24 months · by floor area on the caveat

What do units of 1,400 sqft and up at Skypark Residences sell for?

Median price, last 24 months
S$2,215,000S$2,180,000 – S$2,280,000

25th to 75th percentile · S$1,400 psf median (S$1,373 psf – S$1,433 psf) · from 16 recorded sales

Units of 1,400 sqft and up at Skypark Residences sold for a median of S$2,215,000 (25th to 75th percentile S$2,180,000 to S$2,280,000), or S$1,400 psf (S$1,373 psf to S$1,433 psf), across 16 recorded sales in the last 24 months. Latest recorded sale Sep 2026. Indicative, from recorded caveats: the band is the floor area filed on each one.

Every sale in the last 24 months

MonthFloorSizePricePsfType
Sep 20266 to 101,528 sqftS$2,188,000S$1,431 psfResale
Aug 20266 to 101,593 sqftS$2,250,000S$1,412 psfResale
Aug 20266 to 101,528 sqftS$2,280,000S$1,492 psfResale
Jun 202611 to 151,593 sqftS$2,280,000S$1,431 psfResale
Feb 20261 to 51,582 sqftS$2,180,000S$1,378 psfResale
Oct 202511 to 151,593 sqftS$2,380,000S$1,494 psfResale
Sep 20256 to 101,722 sqftS$2,475,000S$1,437 psfResale
Jul 20251 to 51,593 sqftS$2,130,000S$1,337 psfResale
Jul 202511 to 151,593 sqftS$2,230,000S$1,400 psfResale
Jun 20251 to 51,593 sqftS$2,180,000S$1,368 psfResale
May 20251 to 51,593 sqftS$2,230,000S$1,400 psfResale
Apr 202511 to 151,528 sqftS$2,100,000S$1,374 psfResale
Apr 20251 to 51,658 sqftS$2,200,000S$1,327 psfResale
Jan 20256 to 101,528 sqftS$2,200,000S$1,439 psfResale
Dec 20241 to 51,711 sqftS$2,360,000S$1,379 psfResale
Oct 20241 to 51,593 sqftS$2,100,000S$1,318 psfResale

Median psf by quarter, 1,400 sqft and up

QuarterSalesMedian25th to 75th percentile
Q3 20263S$1,431 psfS$1,422 psf – S$1,462 psf
Q2 20261S$1,431 psfS$1,431 psf – S$1,431 psf
Q1 20261S$1,378 psfS$1,378 psf – S$1,378 psf
Q4 20251S$1,494 psfS$1,494 psf – S$1,494 psf
Q3 20253S$1,400 psfS$1,368 psf – S$1,418 psf
Q2 20254S$1,371 psfS$1,358 psf – S$1,380 psf
Q1 20251S$1,439 psfS$1,439 psf – S$1,439 psf
Q4 20242S$1,349 psfS$1,333 psf – S$1,364 psf
Q3 20242S$1,328 psfS$1,310 psf – S$1,346 psf
Q2 20241S$1,355 psfS$1,355 psf – S$1,355 psf
Q1 20242S$1,302 psfS$1,287 psf – S$1,316 psf
Q3 20231S$1,150 psfS$1,150 psf – S$1,150 psf
Q2 20231S$1,298 psfS$1,298 psf – S$1,298 psf
Q1 20232S$1,236 psfS$1,223 psf – S$1,249 psf
Q4 20224S$1,154 psfS$1,135 psf – S$1,184 psf
Q3 20221S$1,237 psfS$1,237 psf – S$1,237 psf
Q2 20226S$1,150 psfS$1,142 psf – S$1,198 psf
Q1 20224S$1,115 psfS$1,106 psf – S$1,140 psf
Q4 202111S$1,098 psfS$1,073 psf – S$1,130 psf
Q3 20214S$1,032 psfS$974 psf – S$1,079 psf

How this is worked out

The size band is the floor area recorded on the caveat for each sale, converted from square metres to square feet for display, and the same five bands the district size pages use. It is never a count of bedrooms: caveats do not record one. Every figure is this project's own sales in the band over the window, leaving out sales flagged at ingest as unrepresentative (such as related-party and bulk transfers). The quarterly table covers every recorded quarter for the band, so it reaches further back than the headline. A page is published only when the band has enough sales of its own.