Indicative pricing · All 10 unit types · 55 stacks
Price ranking analysis
How every stack at Thomson Reserve is ranked within its unit type, and what that means for indicative price. Stacks are ranked on views, facing, afternoon sun, breeze and proximity to the MRT and facilities; floor level then adds up to 15% from the lowest to the top floor.
How the prices are built
Every indicative price follows the same three steps, so units can be compared like for like across the development.
1. Base psf per unit type
Each unit type starts from its own base psf, set at the lowest residential floor of its lowest-ranked stack.
2. Stack premium
Stacks are ranked within their type. The best stack carries a premium of 2% to 4% over the base stack, depending on the type; the rest are spaced between.
3. Floor band
Price per square foot rises evenly from the stack's lowest floor to its top floor, by 15% in total. Ground-floor (#01) units are priced at the type's base psf.
Price range by unit type
From the cheapest unit (lowest floor of the base stack) to the most expensive (top floor of the rank 1 stack). Hover or tap a row for detail.
Summary by unit type
The headline numbers for each type, with the stack that ranks first and the base stack.
| Unit type | Size | Units | Stacks | Base psf | Stack spread | Price range | psf range | Rank 1 | Base stack |
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Stack rankings in detail
Each stack's rank within its unit type, its stack premium, the indicative price at its lowest and top floors, and the reasoning behind the ranking.
Official price by developer (public booking price list, 31 Oct 2026), after the 6% + 2% discount. Subject to change. Lowest and top floor show the lowest and highest floors in the price list for each stack.
See any unit in 3D
Pick a block, stack and floor to see its price ranking card, floor plan and view from the balcony.