This was the most expensive apartment sold in Singapore in July

It was a 2,788 sq ft unit worth S$8.6 million.

At the upper end of Singapore’s housing market, OrangeTee Research said no new non-landed homes were sold above S$10 million in July, while 10 were sold for at least S$5 million, according to URA Realis data. 

OrangeTee revealed that July's priciest transaction was a 2,788 sqft leasehold apartment at Canninghill Piers sold for S$8.6 million or S$3,102 psf. Three units at Grand Dunman were transacted for at least S$5 million, with the priciest unit hitting S$5.2 million or S$2,440 psf for a 2,131 sqft unit on the 17th floor.

For the remaining six non-landed homes, four were from One Pearl Bank, one from Klimt Cairnhill and another from Dalvey Haus.