Balance units chart.
No units released for sale.
A balance units chart shows which units in a launched project remain unsold. The Hougang Central development has not been launched, no price list has been issued and no unit has been sold, so no chart exists yet.
- Sales status
- Not launched
- Units sold
- None
- Price list
- Not issued
- Chart available
- No
Reading a balance units chart at launch.
The chart is a grid of the whole development: stacks across the top, floors down the side. Each cell carries the unit number, its internal area and, in most developer formats, the current price. Sold units are struck through or shaded, so the chart doubles as a live record of what the market has taken up.
It is the single most useful document on preview day. Reading it well means looking past the cheapest remaining unit to the stacks that are moving, which usually signals orientation, view corridor and value.
What to check first
- Which stacks face away from Upper Serangoon Road and the bus interchange.
- Floor premium between levels, usually a few thousand dollars per floor.
- Whether the remaining units in your type are only on low or unfavourable floors.
- Total quantum against your loan assessment, not psf alone.
- Balcony and bay window share of the quoted internal area.
What is available now.
Expected unit types and the release position are on the floor plan page. The confirmed land rate and how it frames eventual pricing are explained on the price page. Everything unannounced is marked as such.
Get the unit chart at launch.
Register once to receive the price list and balance units chart as soon as the developer releases them.