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Thomson Reserve sells 90% of units at average of S$2,900 psf over launch weekend

The majority of buyers are Singaporeans purchasing for their own stay and investment

The Thomson Reserve luxury residential project completed sales of 90% of its available units during its launch weekend, according to developers UOL Group and CapitaLand Development. The average selling price for the 1,143 units sold was S$2,900 per square foot. Developers highlighted strong demand for all unit types, with larger homes being particularly popular among buyers. Thomson Reserve's strong performance marks the highest number of units sold at a launch weekend among projects launched this year.

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