Buyer’s Guide to The Continuum

The Continuum: a complete guide covering prices, unit mix, the twin-site design, fittings, technical specifications, and the questions buyers ask most about this specific development.

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816Total Units

Nov 2027Expected T.O.P.

FreeholdTenure

15 (RCR)District

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Current Pricing & Availability

“What’s actually left to buy, and what does it cost?”

Type	Area Size (From)	Area Size (To)	Price (From)	Price (To)	Available Units	Total Units	Maintenance Fee (est.)
1 Bedroom + Study	560 sqft	560 sqft	Fully Sold	Fully Sold	0	68	$360 / mth
2 Bedroom	646 sqft	807 sqft	Fully Sold	Fully Sold	0	170	$360 / mth
2 Bedroom + Study	700 sqft	721 sqft	Fully Sold	Fully Sold	0	136	$360 / mth
3 Bedroom	872 sqft	1,141 sqft	Fully Sold	Fully Sold	0	102	$360 / mth
3 Bedroom Premier	1,066 sqft	1,302 sqft	Fully Sold	Fully Sold	0	136	$360 to $420 / mth
3 Bedroom + Study	1,227 sqft	1,464 sqft	Fully Sold	Fully Sold	0	72	$420 / mth
4 Bedroom	1,270 sqft	1,518 sqft	Fully Sold	Fully Sold	0	68	$420 / mth
4 Bedroom Premier	1,690 sqft	2,034 sqft	$4,945,000	$4,961,000	2	32	$480 / mth
5 Bedroom	1,905 sqft	2,260 sqft	$5,087,000	$5,501,000	15	32	$480 / mth
Total					17	816

How payment is structured before TOP ▼

The Continuum is sold under the standard Progressive Payment Scheme used for uncompleted private residential property in Singapore, tied to construction milestones rather than a single deferred lump sum. Booking takes 5% upon the Option to Purchase, with a further 15% due on signing the Sale and Purchase Agreement. From there, payment follows the build: 10% on completion of foundation work, 10% on completion of the reinforced concrete framework, 5% on completion of partition walls, 5% on completion of roofing and ceiling work, 5% on completion of doors, window frames, electrical wiring and internal plastering, and 5% on completion of car park, roads and drains. The largest single tranche, 25%, falls due on the issuance of the Temporary Occupation Permit, with the final 15% due upon legal completion.

How much of each stage is financed by cash, CPF or bank loan depends on the buyer’s chosen loan quantum and is best worked out with a banker or the developer’s sales team. This summary reflects the standard schedule and is not financial advice.

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Location & Connectivity

Three MRT lines within a 20-minute walk, on a freehold pocket of Katong

The Continuum sits along Thiam Siew Avenue, between Haig Road and Tanjong Katong Road in District 15, on freehold land assembled from 22 separate plots, one of which carried the house of Mr Wee Thiam Siew, conserved as the Thiam Siew House clubhouse. The site sits close to the boundary of Katong, Dakota and Paya Lebar. Since June 2024, the site is also within reach of Tanjong Katong MRT on the Thomson-East Coast Line, giving the address a genuine three-line spread: East-West, Circle and Thomson-East Coast.

Transport & connectivity
Destination	Distance / Time
Paya Lebar MRT Interchange (EWL/CCL)	13 min walk (8 min cycle)
Dakota MRT Station (CCL)	9 min walk (4 min cycle)
Tanjong Katong MRT Station (TEL)	19 min walk
Haig Road Market and Food Centre	8 min walk
Paya Lebar Quarter (PLQ)	10 min walk
Dunman Food Centre	11 min walk
Marine Parade Central Market & Parkway Parade	10 min drive
Orchard Road	15 min drive
Paya Lebar Central & Kallang area	5 min drive
Changi Airport	20 min drive
CBD, Marina Bay, Suntec City	15 min drive
Changi Business Park	19 min drive
East Coast Park (beach & park connector network)	5 min
Pan-Island Expressway (PIE)	18 min drive
East Coast Parkway (ECP)	6 min drive
Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE)	11 min drive
Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE)	10 min drive

Schools within reach ▼

Within 1km, the development sits close to Haig Girls’ School, Kong Hwa School, and Tanjong Katong Primary, Girls’ and Secondary Schools. Within 2km are CHIJ (Katong), Geylang Methodist, Tao Nan School, Maha Bodhi School, Broadrick Secondary and Chung Cheng High School. For tertiary options, the Singapore University of Technology and Design and Singapore Institute of Technology are both about a 20-minute drive away.

A heritage street being upgraded alongside the project ▼

Thiam Siew Avenue itself is being widened as part of the development, with new trees, manicured landscaping and a public seating pod along the road. The upgrade is tied to the development’s own site works rather than a separate government project, and it runs alongside the conservation of Wee Thiam Siew’s original bungalow at the North site: the family sold the two parcels that became The Continuum in a $815 million collective sale in November 2021, described by Savills, which brokered the sale, as the largest residential development site sold since July 2018.

The Paya Lebar Airbase relocation: a long-range plan, not a dated project ▼

The eventual relocation of Paya Lebar Airbase is a long-term growth driver for the area, opening land for what URA’s masterplanning materials describe as a new live-work-play precinct and lifting the current building-height restrictions that the airbase imposes on the surrounding region. However, this is a long-range planning idea in URA’s Master Plan rather than a funded project with a construction contract or a completion date, and no relocation timeline has been announced. It is worth knowing about as context for the area’s direction over the coming decades, but it should not be read as a near-term catalyst the way the already-completed Tanjong Katong MRT station is.

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Architecture & Design

Two sites, one bridge: the idea behind the name

The Continuum takes its name, and its Chinese name 双悦园, from the idea of gradual change without a clear dividing point, a nod to the freehold tenure buyers hold as a legacy, and to the design’s own continuity between old and new, north and south, ground and sky. In practice that plays out as two physically separate sites, North Continuum (Blocks 1, 3 and 5) and South Continuum (Blocks 2, 6 and 8), joined by a landmark private overhead bridge that only residents can cross.

Site layout at a glance
Element	Detail
North Continuum	Blocks 1, 3 and 5, all 4 blocks with the shared Thiam Siew House clubhouse
South Continuum	Blocks 2, 6 and 8, with the South Side Social clubhouse
Overhead bridge	Private, resident-only, links the 2nd-storey clubhouse at South Continuum to the facility deck at North Continuum
Sky bridges	2 further bridges link Block 1 to Block 3, and Block 6 to Block 8, forming the Sky Gardens landscape deck on each site
Conservation bungalow	The original single-storey Wee Thiam Siew bungalow at 21 Thiam Siew Avenue, retained and converted into the Thiam Siew House clubhouse

Why the development is split across two sites ▼

Splitting the 269,995 sqft site into a North and South Continuum, each with its own entrance, gives residents two separate arrival points rather than one congested drop-off, and it means each site can carry its own full set of pools and clubhouses rather than sharing a single, more crowded facility deck. The private overhead bridge is what ties the two back together for residents: it’s pitched by the developer as a genuinely rare feature for a Singapore condominium, connecting the roof terrace of the South Side Social clubhouse directly to the facility level on the North side.

Heritage on the North site, glass and steel on the South ▼

The two clubhouses are deliberately different in character. Thiam Siew House, the conserved bungalow at North Continuum, keeps its original Marseille roof tiles, gatepost and wooden casement windows and doors, and now houses a library, club room and foyer. South Side Social, the newer clubhouse at South Continuum, is a contemporary glasshouse with a Glass House lounge, a Sound Room for karaoke-style singalongs, and a Social Room upstairs that can be reconfigured for events. The overhead bridge to the North physically connects the two, old and new, at roof-terrace level.

Site planning: what the block positioning is actually solving for ▼

The towers are pushed toward the site’s north-south boundary to open up a larger stretch of landscape and greenery elsewhere on the plot, and a high wall lined with vertical greenery screens the view toward a neighbouring petrol kiosk. Blocks run in a linear, North-South facing format, and the premium blocks are staggered rather than aligned in a straight row, so more units get a clear sightline to the landscape rather than a direct view of the block in front. A Multipurpose Recreational Court is positioned at the gable end of the site, and all M&E rooms (the bin centre, substation and switch room) sit in the basement, out of view. The design also trims balcony area to about 6.4% of GFA, below the norm of roughly 7%, freeing up more GFA for indoor communal recreation space instead.

What each facing looks out onto ▼

Units are oriented to make the most of the surrounding views rather than a single dominant outlook, across four broad directions: southwest toward the Goodman Road landed enclave, the CBD skyline and a pocket sea view of East Coast Park; northwest toward the National Stadium and Paya Lebar; southeast toward the low-rise Joo Chiat and Katong conservation shophouses and East Coast Park; and south toward the CBD skyline with a further pocket sea view. The Sky Gardens on the roof terraces get the clearest versions of these views, looking out toward the CBD, Kallang River and Paya Lebar on one side, and the low-rise Joo Chiat cultural district and East Coast on the other.

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Unit Types & Floor Plans

Nine price bands, 49 layouts, here’s what each one actually gives you

The Continuum offers nine bedroom configurations across 48 distinct unit types, split between the standard-lift Signature Collection (1 Bedroom + Study through 4 Bedroom) and the private-lift Prestige Collection (3 Bedroom + Study, 4 Bedroom Premier and 5 Bedroom). Sizes run from 560 sqft for a 1 Bedroom + Study up to 2,260 sqft for the largest 5 Bedroom penthouse-tier unit. Almost every type comes in three possible versions of the same layout: a ground-floor version with a Private Enclosed Space (PES) in place of a balcony, a standard mid-floor version with a balcony, and a top-floor version with a strata-void high ceiling, marked -G and -PH respectively where they exist.

1 Bedroom + Study (Types A, A-G)

Type	Beds	Baths	Size	Blocks	Units
A-G	1 + Study	1	52 sqm / 560 sqft	Ground floor, Blocks 1, 3, 6, 8	4
A	1 + Study	1	52 sqm / 560 sqft	Blocks 1, 3, 6, 8	64

The smallest unit at The Continuum, and the only type without a -PH version ▼

A and A-G are identical in everything but floor level: both 560 sqft with a Master Bedroom, Master Bath, an open Study nook off the living area, and either a Private Enclosed Space (ground floor) or a balcony (every floor above). Unlike almost every other type at The Continuum, there’s no separate -PH version: the stack simply runs the plain Type A layout all the way to the top floor of its block. Type A appears in all four of the standard 17-storey blocks (1, 3, 6 and 8), 68 units in total, and does not appear in the taller 18-storey Blocks 2 or 5 at all.

2 Bedroom (Types B1, B1-G, B1-PH, B2, B2-G)

Type	Beds	Baths	Size	Blocks	Units
B1-G	2	2	60 sqm / 646 sqft	Ground floor, Blocks 2, 5	2
B1	2	2	60 sqm / 646 sqft	Blocks 2, 5	32
B1-PH	2	2	75 sqm / 807 sqft	Top floor, Blocks 2, 5	2
B2-G	2	2	62 sqm / 667 sqft	Ground floor, Blocks 1, 3, 6, 8	6
B2	2	2	62 sqm / 667 sqft	Blocks 1, 3, 6, 8	128

B1 is the only 2 Bedroom type with a penthouse version ▼

B1 and B2 are both plain 2 Bedroom layouts with a Master Bedroom and Bath plus a second Bedroom and Bath2, but they sit in different towers and only one of them gets a top-floor upgrade. B1 runs in the two taller, private-lift-tier Blocks 2 and 5 (the same blocks that carry the Prestige Collection), and it’s the only 2 Bedroom type with its own -PH version, 75 sqm / 807 sqft with a strata-void high ceiling at Living/Dining. B2 runs in the four standard 17-storey blocks and tops out at the plain 667 sqft layout on every floor, including the 17th; it’s also the largest 2 Bedroom type by unit count, 134 units across B2 and B2-G, more than double any other 2 Bedroom or 2 Bedroom + Study type.

2 Bedroom + Study (Types B3-G, B4, B4-G)

Type	Beds	Baths	Size	Blocks	Units
B3-G	2 + Study	2	65 sqm / 700 sqft	Ground floor, Blocks 1, 3, 6, 8	4
B4-G	2 + Study	2	67 sqm / 721 sqft	Ground floor, Blocks 1, 3, 6, 8	4
B4	2 + Study	2	67 sqm / 721 sqft	Blocks 1, 3, 6, 8	128

One stack changes shape between the ground floor and the tower above it ▼

B3-G and B4-G look like a matched pair of ground-floor variants, but they don’t sit above the same layout. B4-G’s own stack simply becomes plain B4 from the 2nd floor up, same 67 sqm size, same room list, just a balcony instead of a Private Enclosed Space. B3-G’s stack does something different: above its 65 sqm ground-floor unit, the same column of the building switches to the larger 67 sqft B4 layout for every floor from the 2nd storey to the top, rather than continuing as a B3 layout. There’s no plain “B3” or “B3-PH” type anywhere in the building, only the one ground-floor unit at B3-G in each of the four standard blocks. Both B3-G and B4 add a Study nook to the same Master Bedroom plus Bedroom2 layout as the plain 2 Bedroom types above.

3 Bedroom (Types C1, C1-G, C1-PH, C2, C2-G, C2-PH, C3, C3-PH)

Type	Beds	Baths	Size	Blocks	Units
C1-G	3	2	81 sqm / 872 sqft	Ground floor, Blocks 2, 5	2
C1	3	2	81 sqm / 872 sqft	Blocks 2, 5	32
C1-PH	3	2	100 sqm / 1,076 sqft	Top floor, Blocks 2, 5	2
C2-G	3	2	88 sqm / 947 sqft	Ground floor, Blocks 3, 6	2
C2	3	2	88 sqm / 947 sqft	Blocks 3, 6, 8	45
C2-PH	3	2	105 sqm / 1,130 sqft	Top floor, Blocks 3, 6, 8	3
C3	3	2	88 sqm / 947 sqft	Block 1	15
C3-PH	3	2	106 sqm / 1,141 sqft	Top floor, Block 1	1

C3 is the one 3 Bedroom type with no ground-floor version ▼

C1, C2 and C3 all carry the same basic room list, a Master Bedroom, Bedroom2 and Bedroom3 sharing a common Bath2, a Foyer, and a standalone Kitchen, at a near-identical 872 to 947 sqft footprint. C3 is the exception in the group: its stack (Block 1) has no ground-floor C3-G unit at all, the stack simply doesn’t run to the ground floor, and starts instead at the 2nd storey. None of C1, C2 or C3 carry a Household Shelter, unlike every 3 Bedroom Premier type one tier up.

3 Bedroom Premier (Types C4, C4-G, C4-PH, C5, C5-G, C5-PH, C6, C6-G, C6-PH, C7, C7-G, C7-PH)

Type	Size	Blocks	Units
C4-G	99 sqm / 1,066 sqft	Ground floor, Blocks 1, 3, 6	3
C4	99 sqm / 1,066 sqft	Blocks 1, 3, 6	45
C4-PH	119 sqm / 1,281 sqft	Top floor, Blocks 1, 3, 6	3
C5-G	101 sqm / 1,087 sqft	Ground floor, Blocks 3, 6, 8	3
C5	101 sqm / 1,087 sqft	Blocks 3, 6, 8	45
C5-PH	121 sqm / 1,302 sqft	Top floor, Blocks 3, 6, 8	3
C6-G	101 sqm / 1,087 sqft	Ground floor, Block 8	1
C6	101 sqm / 1,087 sqft	Block 8	15
C6-PH	121 sqm / 1,302 sqft	Top floor, Block 8	1
C7-G	101 sqm / 1,087 sqft	Ground floor, Block 1	1
C7	101 sqm / 1,087 sqft	Block 1	15
C7-PH	121 sqm / 1,302 sqft	Top floor, Block 1	1

The Household Shelter starts here, not at the smaller 3 Bedroom types ▼

C4, C5, C6 and C7 add a Household Shelter and a separate WC to the same Master Bedroom, Bedroom2, Bedroom3 and Bath2 layout as the plain 3 Bedroom types, on a broadly similar footprint. This is the actual starting point for the Household Shelter at The Continuum: it appears in this Premier tier and every larger type above it, but not in any of the plain 3 Bedroom types below it, and, more surprisingly, not in the 3 Bedroom + Study types just above it in size either (see the next group). The developer fits these Household Shelters with aluminium louvered slide-and-swing doors specifically so they can be ventilated if used as a helper’s room. All four Premier types are otherwise near-identical in size, 1,066 to 1,087 sqft depending on which block they sit in.

3 Bedroom + Study (Types C8, C8-G, C8-PH, C9, C9-G, C9-PH)

Type	Size	Blocks	Units
C8-G	114 sqm / 1,227 sqft	Ground floor, Blocks 2, 5	2
C8	115 sqm / 1,238 sqft	Blocks 2, 5	32
C8-PH	135 sqm / 1,453 sqft	Top floor, Blocks 2, 5	2
C9-G	116 sqm / 1,249 sqft	Ground floor, Blocks 2, 5	2
C9	116 sqm / 1,249 sqft	Blocks 2, 5	32
C9-PH	136 sqm / 1,464 sqft	Top floor, Blocks 2, 5	2

This whole family is 3 Bedroom + Study, even where the summary table says otherwise ▼

C8 and C9 are the entry point into the private-lift Prestige Collection, each with a Master Bedroom, Bedroom2, Bedroom3, a Study, its own private lift and private lift lobby, a Water Closet, and a second store room on top of the usual store. The floor plans and its stacking chart both label every version of C8 and C9, ground floor, standard floor and penthouse alike, as “3 Bedroom + Study.” A separate unit-mix summary table drops the “+ Study” for the -G and -PH rows specifically, but that’s an inconsistency in the summary table, not a different floor plan: the Study is there on every floor. C9 also has no standalone row in that same summary table for its standard mid-floor version, since it’s identical in size to C9-G and appears to have simply been folded into that row.

No Household Shelter here, despite being larger than the 3 Bedroom Premier types ▼

Both C8 and C9 run to 1,227 to 1,464 sqft, comfortably larger than any C4-C7 3 Bedroom Premier unit, yet neither carries a Household Shelter. The Shelter appears in the smaller Premier tier below and in the 4 Bedroom types above, but skips this specific tier in between. C8/C9 owners get a Study and a second store room instead of a Shelter, and the Study can currently be reconfigured five different ways: enclosed with an additional wall and casement door, converted into a walk-in closet with a dresser, converted into a fourth bedroom with a sliding door, opened up to enlarge the living room, or partially converted into a built-in dressing table for the Master Bedroom.

4 Bedroom (Types D1, D1-G, D1-PH, D2, D2-G, D2-PH, D3, D3-G, D3-PH)

Type	Size	Blocks	Units
D1-G	114 sqm / 1,227 sqft	Ground floor, Block 8	1
D1	114 sqm / 1,227 sqft	Block 8	15
D1-PH	135 sqm / 1,453 sqft	Top floor, Block 8	1
D2-G	118 sqm / 1,270 sqft	Ground floor, Blocks 3, 6	2
D2	118 sqm / 1,270 sqft	Blocks 3, 6	30
D2-PH	139 sqm / 1,496 sqft	Top floor, Blocks 3, 6	2
D3-G	120 sqm / 1,292 sqft	Ground floor, Block 1	1
D3	120 sqm / 1,292 sqft	Block 1	15
D3-PH	141 sqm / 1,518 sqft	Top floor, Block 1	1

Four bedrooms, but still just two full bathrooms plus a WC ▼

D1, D2 and D3 add a fourth bedroom to a Master Bedroom, Bedroom2 and Bedroom3 layout, but Bedroom2, 3 and 4 all share the single Bath2 between them, on top of the Master’s own bath and a separate WC. All three types also carry a Household Shelter with the same louvered ventilation doors as the 3 Bedroom Premier tier, and a Wet and Dry Kitchen split, with the Dry Kitchen finished in marble rather than tiles, a step up from every Signature Collection type below it. Sizes are close across the three, 1,227 to 1,292 sqft, with D3 the largest of the standard-floor trio.

4 Bedroom Premier (Types D4, D4-PH)

Type	Size	Blocks	Units
D4	157 sqm / 1,690 sqft	Blocks 2, 5 (floors 3 and up)	30
D4-PH	189 sqm / 2,034 sqft	Top floor, Blocks 2, 5	2

A second en-suite bedroom, a Powder Room, and a stack that skips its own ground floor ▼

D4 is the first type at The Continuum with a genuine second en-suite: a Junior Master Bedroom with its own Junior Master Bath, alongside the main Master Bedroom and Bath, Bedroom3, Bedroom4, Bath3, a Powder Room, a Walk-in Wardrobe, and a Wet and Dry Kitchen split with a built-in dishwasher and wine chiller. There’s no D4-G: this stack’s first residential unit sits on the 3rd floor rather than the 1st or 2nd, whichever facilities or other space occupies those two lower floors in this particular stack. D4-PH, at 2,034 sqft, adds a further Powder Room and Store on top of the same layout.

5 Bedroom (Types E, E-PH)

Type	Size	Blocks	Units
E	177 sqm / 1,905 sqft	Blocks 2, 5 (floors 3 and up)	30
E-PH	210 sqm / 2,260 sqft	Top floor, Blocks 2, 5	2

The largest standard unit type in the building ▼

E is the biggest non-penthouse unit at The Continuum, and its bathroom count keeps pace with its five bedrooms: a Master Bedroom with Walk-in Wardrobe and its own Bath, a Junior Master Bedroom with Junior Master Bath, Bedroom3 and Bedroom4 sharing Bath3, a fifth bedroom, and a separate Powder Room on top of all of that. It shares its stack’s unusual vertical footprint with D4 next door, starting on the 3rd floor rather than the ground or 2nd, and carries the same Wet and Dry Kitchen split, dishwasher and wine chiller as D4. E-PH, at 2,260 sqft, is the largest unit type in the development with the same room list plus an additional store.

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Fittings, Appliances & Finishes

V-ZUG and Franke across the board, but the hob and fridge step up by unit type

Every unit at The Continuum runs V-ZUG cooker hoods and ovens with a Franke kitchen sink, and Samsung handles the fridge and laundry throughout, but the specific appliances change as the unit type steps up, and the two Collections split on flooring, kitchen counters and bathroom finishes rather than sharing one uniform package.

Kitchen appliance provision by unit type
Item	Type A & B Series	Type C Series (except C1)	Type C1	Type D Series (except D4/D4-PH)	Type D4/D4-PH & E Series
Hob	Induction	Gas	Induction	Gas	Gas
Oven	Built-in	Built-in	Built-in	Built-in	Built-in
Fridge	Samsung, free standing	Samsung, free standing	Samsung, free standing	Free standing	Built-in, plus a Samsung free-standing fridge
Washer / Dryer	Samsung washer dryer combo	Samsung washer dryer combo	Samsung washer dryer combo	Samsung washer dryer combo	Samsung washer and dryer, separate
Dishwasher	Not provided	Not provided	Not provided	Not provided	Built-in
Wine chiller	Not provided	Not provided	Not provided	Not provided	Undercounter, built-in

Why Type C1 breaks the pattern within its own Collection ▼

Every other 3 Bedroom and 3 Bedroom Premier type (C2 through C9) runs a gas hob, but C1 specifically is fitted with an induction hob instead, the same as the smaller A and B series units, despite an otherwise identical kitchen package (Franke sink, V-ZUG hood and oven, Samsung fridge and washer-dryer combo). A dishwasher and wine chiller only appear once you reach D4, D4-PH or the E series, the two largest tiers in the building; nothing in the Signature Collection below that, including the 4 Bedroom D1-D3 types, gets either.

Sanitary ware & bathroom fittings

Item	Brand / Detail
Master Bath, Junior Master Bath, Common Bath, standard Master Bath (most types)	Laufen ware & Gessi fittings
WC (separate water closet, where provided)	Johnson Suisse ware & Monic fittings
Air-conditioning	Mitsubishi, all units
Living, Dining, Bathroom flooring (Signature Collection)	Large-format tiles, 1.2m x 0.6m
Living, Dining, Corridor, Master Bath flooring (Prestige Collection: C8, C9, D1 to D3, D4, E)	Marble tiles with skirting
Bedroom & Walk-in Wardrobe flooring (all units)	Engineered timber with skirting
Kitchen door, Type C (except C1)	Powder-coated aluminium frame with infill glass

The Master Bath changes shape at D4, D4-PH, E and E-PH ▼

Every unit type up to and including C9 gets the same standard Master Bath: a shower cubicle with overhead rain shower, a single basin with vanity, a water closet, a mirrored cabinet and a towel rail, all in Laufen ware and Gessi fittings. D4, D4-PH, E and E-PH swap this for a considerably larger Master Bath with two basins, a long bath with hand shower, and a separate shower water closet with remote control, plus their own Junior Master Bath and a Powder Room besides. This split lines up exactly with where the Wet/Dry Kitchen, Walk-in Wardrobe and dishwasher/wine chiller provision also step up, marking D4 and E as a genuinely different tier of fit-out rather than just a larger floor plate.

Ceiling fans, smart home, and what’s uniform across every unit ▼

Regardless of unit type, every home at The Continuum is built North-South facing with a ceiling fan for cross ventilation, and comes with a WiFi IP camera doorbell, a digital lockset, smart air-con control, and a mobile community app covering visitor registration and facilities booking. A store room is provided in every unit type aside from the Household Shelter itself in the types that carry one. Household Shelters in Type C4 and larger are fitted with aluminium louvered slide-and-swing doors specifically so the Shelter can double as a ventilated helper’s room.

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Facilities

“What facilities are there?”

Facilities at The Continuum are split across both sites rather than pooled in one location, so North and South Continuum each get their own pools, clubhouse and rooftop function rooms, connected by the private overhead bridge. Landscaping runs from ground level all the way up to the roof terraces on both sites.

Pool facilities
Site	Pool	Size / Depth
North Continuum	Lap Pool with Jacuzzi Cove	270 sqm, 33.3m (L) x 7m (W) x 1.2m (D)
North Continuum	Leisure Pool with Aqua Gym and Jacuzzi Cove	approx. 244 sqm
South Continuum	Cascading Children and Toddler’s Pool	98 sqm, 0.5m & 0.3m depth
South Continuum	Family Pool	0.9m depth
South Continuum	Lap Pool (larger)	276 sqm, 50m (L) x 5.5m (W) x 1.2m (D)
South Continuum	Lap Pool (smaller)	95 sqm, 25m (L) x 3m (W) x 1.2m (D)

The two clubhouses, room by room ▼

Thiam Siew House, the conserved bungalow clubhouse at North Continuum, holds a Library, Club Room and Foyer. South Side Social, the newer clubhouse at South Continuum, has a Glass House on the 1st storey, a Sound Room for singalongs on the 1st storey, and a Social Room on the 2nd storey that can be reconfigured for a range of activities.

Sky Garden North and South, with room dimensions ▼

Sky Garden North holds a Resting Lounge at the Grill Deck (approx. 7 sqm), a Sky Bar (29 sqm, with a 7 sqm powder room, mixology table and wine chiller, looking toward the CBD, Kallang River and Stadium), and Sky Fitness, a 73 sqm gym with a drink counter and a 4 sqm toilet. Sky Garden South mirrors this with its own Resting Lounge, Sky Club (54 sqm plus a 7 sqm powder room, a 16-seater fine dining space with a chef’s counter and living room corner), and Sky Gym, a 36 sqm gym with a 4 sqm toilet looking south toward East Coast Park and the surrounding low-rise houses.

Carpark, bicycle lots and waste disposal ▼

The Continuum runs a 1-to-1 carpark ratio across 2 full basement levels: 816 car park lots (8 of which are also EV-charging enabled), plus 8 accessible lots, and 136 bicycle lots. Waste is handled by a pneumatic waste conveyance system serving North and South separately, with a refuse point at every floor lobby, one chute each for general rubbish and recycling.

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Project particulars
Item	Detail
Project name	The Continuum (双悦园)
Address	1 Thiam Siew Avenue S436838, 3 Thiam Siew Avenue S436841 and 5 Thiam Siew Avenue S436843 (North Continuum); 2 Thiam Siew Avenue S436839, 6 Thiam Siew Avenue S436844 and 8 Thiam Siew Avenue S436846 (South Continuum)
District	15
Tenure	Freehold (Estate in Fee Simple)
Site area	25,083.2 sqm (269,995 sqft)
Plot ratio	2.8
Overall GFA	77,256.26 sqm, inclusive of bonus balcony GFA, IRS, Built Environment Transformation GFA and the existing conservation bungalow
Total units	816
Blocks	4 blocks of 17 storeys (Blocks 1, 3, 6, 8) and 2 blocks of 18 storeys (Blocks 2, 5), plus 1 conserved bungalow and 1 private overhead bridge
Carpark lots	816 basement lots (8 lots EV-charging enabled), plus 8 accessible lots
Bicycle lots	136
Mukim lot	Mukim 25, Lots 3220W to 4364K and 6115N PT (now 70002W), Thiam Siew Avenue
Developer	Hoi Hup Sunway Katong Pte. Ltd., a joint venture of Hoi Hup Realty and Sunway Developments
Developer licence	C1461
Expected Temporary Occupation Permit	17 November 2027
Expected Legal Completion	17 November 2030
Project account	OCBC Bank, A/C No. 601-822794-001, Hoi Hup Sunway Katong Pte Ltd
Certification	Green Mark Platinum Super Low Energy, certificate GM4873/3/2022, awarded August 2023

Consultants
Role	Firm
Architect	P&T Consultants Pte Ltd
Structural Engineer	BC Koh & Partners LLP
M&E Consultant	Rankine & Hill
Landscape Architect	STX Landscape Architects
Main Contractor	Straits Construction Singapore Pte Ltd
Project Interior Designer	2nd Edition Pte Ltd
Light Consultant	Glint Lighting Design Pte Ltd

Maintenance fees by unit type ▼

Bedroom category	Share value	Maintenance fee / month
1 Bedroom + Study (A, A-G)	6	$360
2 Bedroom & 2 Bedroom + Study (B1 to B4 series)	6	$360
3 Bedroom (C1 to C3 series)	6	$360
3 Bedroom Premier (C4 to C7 series)	7	$420
3 Bedroom + Study (C8, C9 series)	7	$420
4 Bedroom (D1 to D3 series)	7	$420
4 Bedroom Premier (D4 series)	8	$480
5 Bedroom (E series)	8	$480

The rate works out to $60 per share. 1 Bedroom + Study through the plain 3 Bedroom types share the lowest band; the 3 Bedroom Premier, 3 Bedroom + Study and 4 Bedroom types share the middle band despite their size differences; and only the 4 Bedroom Premier and 5 Bedroom types reach the top band. These figures are confirmed on the current official price list and match the original developer fact sheet exactly.

Ceiling heights ▼

Typical floor units run a 2.82m ceiling height throughout, except for corridors, bathrooms, kitchen and yard. Penthouse units (17th floor for Blocks 1, 3, 6, 8; 18th floor for Blocks 2, 5) get a dramatic 4.62m high ceiling at Living/Dining, wherever the floor plan marks a strata void, while bedrooms stay at the standard 2.82m (2.4m under any bulkhead area).

Why the Signature Collection’s 3 Bedroom Premier gets a bigger foyer ▼

The developer draws its own internal line between a “Signature Collection” and a “Prestige Collection,” but the two don’t map neatly onto price or bedroom count. Signature Collection covers 1 Bedroom + Study through 4 Bedroom (Types A through D3); Prestige Collection covers only the private-lift tier: C8, C9, D4 and E. Within the Signature Collection, the 3 Bedroom Premier series (C4 onwards) gets a bigger foyer or a dry kitchen that the plain 3 Bedroom types below it don’t, and large-format 1.2m by 0.6m tiles run through every Signature Collection living, dining and bathroom space specifically to minimise visible joint lines.

The Developer

A joint venture between two established regional developers

The Continuum is developed by Hoi Hup Sunway Katong Pte. Ltd., a joint venture between Hoi Hup Realty and Sunway Developments set up specifically to deliver this project. Both parent companies bring their own multi-decade track record to the partnership rather than one backing the other.

Hoi Hup Realty ▼

Founded in Singapore in 1983, Hoi Hup Realty has completed a diversified portfolio spanning landed housing, condominiums, executive condominiums, cluster-strata housing and mixed-use commercial developments. The company was named a BCI Asia Top 10 Developer at the BCI Asia Awards 2023, Best Lifestyle Developer at the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards 2023 and Top Sustainable Developer at the EdgeProp Singapore Excellence Awards 2023, and has also won the BCA Quality Excellence Award (Quality Champion, Platinum) in 2018 and 2019. The Continuum itself took Best Premium Condo Development and Best Lifestyle Development at the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards 2023, and four EdgeProp Singapore Excellence Awards 2023: Top Development, Landscape Excellence, Marketing Excellence and Showflat Excellence, each in the Residential Uncompleted category.

Sunway Developments ▼

Sunway Developments Pte Ltd (UEN 200408542H) was incorporated in Singapore in 2004 and is the Singapore development arm of Sunway Group. It is wholly owned by Sunway Holdings Sdn Bhd, itself wholly owned by Sunway Berhad, the Malaysian conglomerate listed on Bursa Malaysia. Sunway has an established track record across residential, retail, leisure, healthcare and hospitality assets in the region, and holds 30% of the joint venture behind The Continuum to Hoi Hup Realty’s 70%.

Other joint projects by this partnership ▼

Hoi Hup Realty and Sunway have worked together on several other Singapore residential launches, including Sophia Hills, winner of Gold at the FIABCI World Prix d’Excellence Awards 2020 (Mid-Rise Residential), and Ki Residences at Brookvale, winner of Best Private Condo Interior Design at the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards. Their current and recent joint projects also include Terra Hill, Parc Canberra, Parc Central Residences, Novo Place, Pinery Residence and Otto Place.

Investment Context

A $815 million freehold site, three years into its sales cycle

Hoi Hup Realty and Sunway Developments bought the two Thiam Siew Avenue land parcels that became The Continuum in a collective sale in November 2021, paying $815 million for 22 landed sites, described by Savills, which brokered the sale, as the largest residential development site sold since July 2018. Factoring in the development charge, the effective land cost works out to around $1,488 per square foot per plot ratio.

Why the freehold tenure is central to the pitch ▼

The Continuum is freehold, held as an estate in fee simple, on land assembled from 22 separate freehold plots. Parcels of that size are difficult to put together because a collective sale needs many owners to agree, rather than resting on a single government tender, and that scarcity is part of what the land price reflects.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What does the -G or -PH suffix on a unit type mean? ▼

The suffix marks where in the stack the unit sits. -G is the ground floor version, which swaps the balcony for a private enclosed space and is otherwise the same layout; a Type A-G and a Type A are both 560 sqft. -PH is the top floor version, which carries a strata void and a 4.62m ceiling over the living and dining, so its stated area runs larger: a Type B1 is 646 sqft and a B1-PH is 807 sqft, of which 15 sqm is strata void. The 49 named layouts are 19 base types plus their -G and -PH variants, and each variant sits in its base type’s price band.

Which unit types come with a Household Shelter, and what do the ones without it get instead? ▼

The Household Shelter arrives at the 3 Bedroom Premier tier, Types C4 to C7, and continues through the 4 Bedroom, 4 Bedroom Premier and 5 Bedroom types. From Type C4 upward those shelters are fitted with aluminium louvred slide and swing doors, so the room can be ventilated when it is used as a helper’s room rather than sealed. The 3 Bedroom + Study types, C8 and C9, take a different trade: instead of a shelter they get a private lift opening onto their own lift lobby, a second store room and a yard with its own water closet. Every unit in the development, shelter or not, has a store room.

What separates the Signature Collection from the Prestige Collection? ▼

The Prestige Collection is the private-lift tier: Types C8, C9, D4 and E with their variants, 136 units on eight stacks, all in Blocks 2 and 5. Each gets a private lift opening onto its own lift lobby, marble through the living, dining and corridor, and a master bath with a remote-controlled shower water closet. The Signature Collection is the other 41 layouts on shared lifts. The split does not follow bedroom count: a standard 4 Bedroom, Types D1 to D3, sits in Signature, while the smaller 3 Bedroom + Study sits one tier up in Prestige.

Which layouts come with their own private lift? ▼

Eight stacks carry a private lift, and they are the Prestige Collection: Types C8, C9, D4 and E in Blocks 2 and 5. That is stacks 20, 22, 23 and 25 through 29, giving 136 units of the 816. The lift opens onto a private lift lobby inside the unit rather than a shared corridor, so nobody passes your door to reach theirs.

What changes in the kitchen as the unit types get larger? ▼

The brands hold and the appliances step up. Every kitchen has a V-ZUG cooker hood and built-in oven with a Franke sink, and Samsung supplies the laundry throughout. The hob changes first: induction on the A and B series, gas from the C series upward, with one exception worth knowing, Type C1 takes an induction hob despite being a 3 Bedroom. The laundry changes next, from a Samsung washer dryer combo through most of the range to a separate Samsung washer and dryer at D4, D4-PH, E and E-PH. Those same four types are the only ones with a built-in fridge, a built-in dishwasher and an undercounter wine chiller.

What do the 4 Bedroom Premier and 5 Bedroom types have that no other type does? ▼

Types D4, D4-PH, E and E-PH, 64 units in all, carry a specification no other type gets. The master bedroom has a glass walk-in wardrobe fitted with a dresser. The master bath has two basins, a long bath with hand shower and a shower water closet with remote control, where every other type has one basin and no bath. They also add a junior master bath and a powder room, and the kitchen carries the built-in fridge, dishwasher and undercounter wine chiller.

Why do four stacks start on the third storey? ▼

The four stacks carrying the two largest layouts begin at level 3: stacks 19 and 23 in Block 5, and stacks 25 and 29 in Block 2, which are the Type E and Type D4 stacks. Removing the first two levels from each is what makes room at ground level for the arrival, pool and garden zones on that part of the site, and it is why no D4-G or E-G exists anywhere in the development. Four more stacks, 8 and 9 in Block 1 and 47 and 48 in Block 8, start at level 2 for the same reason. Full occupancy across all 48 stacks would give 828 homes; those twelve removed units are what brings the development to 816.

Why is the ground floor C8-G smaller than the C8 above it? ▼

Because a ground floor unit trades a balcony for a private enclosed space, and the two are not always the same size. Type C8 runs 1,238 sqft on a typical floor and C8-G runs 1,227 sqft, so the ground unit is 11 sqft smaller rather than larger. Most -G variants match their base type exactly, which makes this one worth checking on the plan if you are comparing two units in the same band.

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THE CONTINUUM – COMPLETE PROPERTY DATA REFERENCE Official Developer Sales Website: https://the-continuum-condo.com.sg/ === 1. PROJECT PARTICULARS === Project name: The Continuum (双悦园) Address: North Continuum – 1 Thiam Siew Avenue S436838, 3 Thiam Siew Avenue S436841, 5 Thiam Siew Avenue S436843. South Continuum – 2 Thiam Siew Avenue S436839, 6 Thiam Siew Avenue S436844, 8 Thiam Siew Avenue S436846. South Side Social clubhouse – 4 Thiam Siew Avenue S436842. District: 15 (RCR – Rest of Central Region) Tenure: Freehold (Estate in Fee Simple) Site area: 25,083.2 sqm (269,995 sqft) Plot ratio: 2.8 Overall GFA: 77,256.26 sqm (incl. bonus balcony GFA, IRS, Built Environment Transformation GFA, existing conservation bungalow) Total units: 816 Blocks: 4 blocks x 17 storeys (Blocks 1,3,6,8) + 2 blocks x 18 storeys (Blocks 2,5), 1 conservation bungalow (Thiam Siew House, North site), 1 private overhead bridge linking North and South Carpark: 816 basement lots (1-to-1 ratio, 2 full basement levels) (8 EV charging lots) + 8 accessible lots Bicycle lots: 136 Waste disposal: Pneumatic Waste Conveyance System, separate for North and South; 1 general waste + 1 recycling chute per floor lobby Mukim lot: Mukim 25, Lots 3220W,3221V,3222P,3223T,3224A,3225K,3226N,3227X,3228L,3229C,3230X,4366X,3234W,3235V,3236P,3237T,3238A,3239K,3240T,3241A,3242K,3243N,4364K and 6115N PT (now 70002W) BP Approval: A1716-00010-2021-BP01 dated 24 March 2023 Developer: Hoi Hup Sunway Katong Pte. Ltd. (Co Registration/UEN 202140399C), a joint venture of Hoi Hup Realty and Sunway Developments (Sunway Property/Sunway Group) Developer Licence No.: C1461 Project Account: OCBC Bank, A/C No. 601-822794-001, Hoi Hup Sunway Katong Pte Ltd (SWIFT: OCBCSGSG, Bank Code 7339) Expected Temporary Occupation Permit: 17 November 2027 (confirmed identical on original Fact Sheet and current official live site) Expected Legal Completion: 17 November 2030 (exactly 3 years after the Temporary Occupation Permit date) Architect: P&T Consultants Pte Ltd Structural Engineer: BC Koh & Partners LLP M&E Consultant: Rankine & Hill (S) Pte Ltd Landscape Architect: STX Landscape Architects Main Contractor: Straits Construction Singapore Pte Ltd Project Interior Designer: 2nd Edition Pte Ltd Light Consultant: Glint Lighting Design Pte Ltd Air-conditioning brand: Mitsubishi, all units Certification: BCA Green Mark Platinum Super Low Energy, certificate GM4873/3/2022, awarded August 2023 Showflat unit types: 2 Bedroom + Study (Type B4), 3 Bedroom Premier (Type C5), 3 Bedroom + Study (Type C9), 5 Bedroom (Type E-PH) === 2. CURRENT AVAILABILITY === Live unit-by-unit availability and pricing move too frequently to reproduce reliably in a static reference. Check the live pricing and availability table on this page, or confirm directly with the developer sales team, for current stock and prices by unit type. === 3. PAYMENT SCHEME === The Continuum uses the standard Progressive Payment Scheme for uncompleted private (non-EC) residential property in Singapore. No Deferred Payment Scheme is offered; DPS is not currently available for private residential launches in Singapore. Booking (Option to Purchase): 5% S&P Agreement: 15% Foundation work completion: 10% Reinforced concrete framework completion: 10% Partition walls completion: 5% Roofing/ceiling completion: 5% Doors, window frames, electrical wiring & internal plastering completion: 5% Car park, roads & drains completion: 5% TOP (Temporary Occupation Permit) issuance: 25% Legal completion: 15% Total: 100%. Cash/CPF/Loan split at each stage depends on the buyer’s chosen loan quantum; not financial advice. === 4. LOCATION & CONNECTIVITY === Address framing: between Haig Road and Tanjong Katong Road, District 15, on freehold land assembled from 22 plots, one carrying Mr Wee Thiam Siew’s house at 21 Thiam Siew Avenue, now the Thiam Siew House clubhouse Paya Lebar MRT Interchange (EWL/CCL): 13 min walk (8 min cycle) Dakota MRT Station (CCL): 9 min walk (4 min cycle) Tanjong Katong MRT Station (TEL): 19 min walk (station opened 23 June 2024, now in service – was “upcoming, target 2024” in original 2023 marketing materials) Haig Road Market and Food Centre: 8 min walk Paya Lebar Quarter (PLQ): 10 min walk Dunman Food Centre: 11 min walk Marine Parade Central Market & Parkway Parade: 10 min drive Orchard Road: 15 min drive Paya Lebar Central & Kallang area: 5 min drive Changi Airport: 20 min drive CBD, Marina Bay, Suntec City: 15 min drive Changi Industrial Park/Business Park: 19-20 min drive East Coast Park (beach, cycling/park connector network): 5 min Near Geylang Serai, Katong and Joo Chiat conservation area Pan-Island Expressway (PIE): 18 min drive East Coast Parkway (ECP): 6 min drive Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE): 11 min drive Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway (KPE): 10 min drive Schools within 1km: Haig Girls’ School, Kong Hwa School, Tanjong Katong Girls’/Primary/Secondary School Schools within 2km: CHIJ (Katong), Geylang Methodist School, Tao Nan School, Maha Bodhi School, Broadrick Secondary, Chung Cheng High School Tertiary: Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) or Singapore Institute of Technology, approx 20 min drive Macro-context (long-range, undated masterplan idea, kept separate from the confirmed MRT fact above): the eventual relocation of Paya Lebar Airbase is cited as a future growth driver, potentially freeing land for a new live-work-play precinct and lifting current height restrictions in the surrounding region per URA’s Master Plan. No relocation timeline has been announced; this is a long-term planning reference, not a funded, dated project. Further URA Master Plan references cited in developer materials: Kampong Bugis Masterplan, Old Kallang Airport, Benaan Kapal Green, Kallang Football Hub, Kallang Alive Loop – phased URA and Sport Singapore masterplan programmes, no completion dates announced. Already open nearby: Singapore Tennis Centre, National Stadium and the Sports Hub precinct. === 5. ARCHITECTURE & SITE DESIGN === Name meaning: “The Continuum” / 双悦园 references gradual change without a clear dividing point; symbolises freehold tenure as a legacy, and continuity between old and new, north and south, ground and sky. Two sites: North Continuum (Blocks 1, 3, 5) and South Continuum (Blocks 2, 6, 8), joined by 1 private, resident-only overhead bridge. Overhead bridge connects the 2nd-storey South Side Social clubhouse roof terrace (South) to the facility deck (North). Ramp to ground floor; includes a Resting Pod (G1) and Bridge (G2) element. 2 further sky bridges: Block 1 to Block 3, and Block 6 to Block 8, forming the Sky Gardens landscape deck on each site. Conservation bungalow: original single-storey Wee Thiam Siew bungalow at 21 Thiam Siew Avenue, retained and converted into Thiam Siew House clubhouse (library, club room, foyer), preserving original Marseille roof tiles, gatepost, wooden casement windows and doors. South Side Social (South Continuum clubhouse): modern glasshouse, Glass House lounge (1st storey), Sound Room for singalongs (1st storey), Social Room (2nd storey, reconfigurable). Site planning principles: blocks pushed toward north-south site boundary for larger negative/green space; high wall with vertical greenery buffers view to neighbouring petrol kiosk; premium blocks staggered (not aligned) to maximise landscape sightlines; blocks linear, North-South facing orientation; Multipurpose Recreational Court positioned at gable end; all M&E rooms (bin centre, substation, switch room, MDF room) in basement, hidden from view; separate entrances for North and South sites to ease congestion. Balcony GFA: approx 6.4% of GFA, below the norm of approx 7%, freeing more GFA for indoor communal recreation space. View orientations cited in developer materials (general direction, not stack-specific): Southwest – Goodman Road landed areas, CBD, East Coast Park pocket sea view. Northwest – National Stadium, Paya Lebar. Southeast – low-rise Joo Chiat/Katong conservation area, East Coast Park. South – CBD, East Coast Park pocket sea view. Sky Garden views: CBD/Kallang River/Paya Lebar on one side, Joo Chiat cultural low-rise/East Coast on the other. Thiam Siew Avenue itself widened as part of the development, with new trees, landscaping and a public seating pod. Certification: BCA Green Mark Platinum Super Low Energy, awarded August 2023. Rated features include onsite renewable generation sized to replace around 30% of the clubhouse amenity load, five-tick air conditioning and LED lighting throughout, Advanced Precast Concrete System construction and retention of the existing bungalow. === 6. BLOCK / STACK STRUCTURE === 6 residential blocks total: Block 1 (North, 17 storeys, stacks 01-09), Block 3 (North, 17 storeys, stacks 10-18), Block 5 (North, 18 storeys, stacks 19-24), Block 2 (South, 18 storeys, stacks 25-30), Block 6 (South, 17 storeys, stacks 31-39), Block 8 (South, 17 storeys, stacks 40-48). Blocks 1,3,6,8: 17 storeys, standard lift only (Signature Collection types only in these blocks, except plain 3BR/3BR Premier subtypes noted below). Blocks 2,5: 18 storeys, hold all Prestige Collection private-lift stacks (C8,C9,D4,E) plus a mix of Signature Collection types (A,B1,C1). Private lift stacks: 8 total (C8,C9,D4,E types x Blocks 2 and 5) – matching the “8 stacks of private lift” description. Short/irregular stacks confirmed by parsing every floor-plan block/unit-number listing: – Block 1 stacks 08 (type C3) and 09 (type B2) have NO ground-floor unit; C3’s stack runs floors 2-16 then C3-PH at 17; B2’s stack 09 runs floors 2-17 as plain B2 with no B2-G equivalent at that specific stack. – Block 8 stacks 47 (type C2) and 48 (type B2) similarly have NO ground-floor unit. – Stack “06” in Blocks 1,3,6,8 is a mixed vertical stack: ground floor = Type B3-G (65sqm/700sqft), floors 2-17 = Type B4 (67sqm/721sqft) – a genuinely different unit type and size change within the same stack, not just a G-suffix variant. – D4 and E stacks (Blocks 2,5) have no ground or 2nd floor unit at all; first residential floor is the 3rd storey (D4-G and E-G do not exist anywhere in the building). Total unit count: summing every block/unit-number range across all 49 named layouts = 816 units exactly (68/170/136/102/136/72/68/32/32 by bedroom category). === 7. UNIT MIX – FULL TABLE (816 units, 49 named layouts, 9 price bands) === 1 Bedroom + Study – A-G | 1BR+Study | 1 bath | 52sqm/560sqft | Ground floor, Blocks 1,3,6,8 | 4 units | open Study nook, PES not balcony 1 Bedroom + Study – A | 1BR+Study | 1 bath | 52sqm/560sqft | Blocks 1,3,6,8, floors 2-17 | 64 units | no -PH version exists for this type 2 Bedroom – B1-G | 2BR | 2 baths | 60sqm/646sqft | Ground floor, Blocks 2,5 | 2 units 2 Bedroom – B1 | 2BR | 2 baths | 60sqm/646sqft | Blocks 2,5, floors 2-17 | 32 units 2 Bedroom – B1-PH | 2BR | 2 baths | 75sqm/807sqft | Top floor (18), Blocks 2,5 | 2 units | only 2BR type with a -PH version 2 Bedroom – B2-G | 2BR | 2 baths | 62sqm/667sqft | Ground floor, Blocks 1,3,6,8 | 6 units | stacks 09(Blk1) and 48(Blk8) have no B2-G equivalent 2 Bedroom – B2 | 2BR | 2 baths | 62sqm/667sqft | Blocks 1,3,6,8, floors 2-17 | 128 units | largest 2BR type by count; no -PH version 2 Bedroom + Study – B3-G | 2BR+Study | 2 baths | 65sqm/700sqft | Ground floor only, Blocks 1,3,6,8 | 4 units | no plain “B3” or “B3-PH” exists; stack becomes Type B4 from 2nd floor up 2 Bedroom + Study – B4-G | 2BR+Study | 2 baths | 67sqm/721sqft | Ground floor, Blocks 1,3,6,8 | 4 units 2 Bedroom + Study – B4 | 2BR+Study | 2 baths | 67sqm/721sqft | Blocks 1,3,6,8, floors 2-17 | 128 units | also occupies the floors above the B3-G ground-floor stack 3 Bedroom – C1-G | 3BR | 2 baths | 81sqm/872sqft | Ground floor, Blocks 2,5 | 2 units 3 Bedroom – C1 | 3BR | 2 baths | 81sqm/872sqft | Blocks 2,5, floors 2-17 | 32 units 3 Bedroom – C1-PH | 3BR | 2 baths | 100sqm/1076sqft | Top floor (18), Blocks 2,5 | 2 units 3 Bedroom – C2-G | 3BR | 2 baths | 88sqm/947sqft | Ground floor, Blocks 3,6 only (NOT Block 8) | 2 units 3 Bedroom – C2 | 3BR | 2 baths | 88sqm/947sqft | Blocks 3,6,8, floors 2-16 | 45 units 3 Bedroom – C2-PH | 3BR | 2 baths | 105sqm/1130sqft | Top floor (17), Blocks 3,6,8 | 3 units | Block 8’s stack reaches PH despite no ground floor unit 3 Bedroom – C3 | 3BR | 2 baths | 88sqm/947sqft | Block 1 only, floors 2-16 | 15 units | NO ground-floor C3-G exists anywhere 3 Bedroom – C3-PH | 3BR | 2 baths | 106sqm/1141sqft | Top floor (17), Block 1 | 1 unit 3 Bedroom Premier – C4-G | 3BR Premier | 2 baths+WC, HS | 99sqm/1066sqft | Ground floor, Blocks 1,3,6 | 3 units 3 Bedroom Premier – C4 | 3BR Premier | 2 baths+WC, HS | 99sqm/1066sqft | Blocks 1,3,6, floors 2-16 | 45 units 3 Bedroom Premier – C4-PH | 3BR Premier | 2 baths+WC, HS | 119sqm/1281sqft | Top floor (17), Blocks 1,3,6 | 3 units 3 Bedroom Premier – C5-G | 3BR Premier | 2 baths+WC, HS | 101sqm/1087sqft | Ground floor, Blocks 3,6,8 | 3 units 3 Bedroom Premier – C5 | 3BR Premier | 2 baths+WC, HS | 101sqm/1087sqft | Blocks 3,6,8, floors 2-16 | 45 units 3 Bedroom Premier – C5-PH | 3BR Premier | 2 baths+WC, HS | 121sqm/1302sqft | Top floor (17), Blocks 3,6,8 | 3 units 3 Bedroom Premier – C6-G | 3BR Premier | 2 baths+WC, HS | 101sqm/1087sqft | Ground floor, Block 8 | 1 unit 3 Bedroom Premier – C6 | 3BR Premier | 2 baths+WC, HS | 101sqm/1087sqft | Block 8, floors 2-16 | 15 units 3 Bedroom Premier – C6-PH | 3BR Premier | 2 baths+WC, HS | 121sqm/1302sqft | Top floor (17), Block 8 | 1 unit 3 Bedroom Premier – C7-G | 3BR Premier | 2 baths+WC, HS | 101sqm/1087sqft | Ground floor, Block 1 | 1 unit 3 Bedroom Premier – C7 | 3BR Premier | 2 baths+WC, HS | 101sqm/1087sqft | Block 1, floors 2-16 | 15 units 3 Bedroom Premier – C7-PH | 3BR Premier | 2 baths+WC, HS | 121sqm/1302sqft | Top floor (17), Block 1 | 1 unit 3 Bedroom + Study – C8-G | 3BR+Study (Prestige, private lift) | 2 baths+WC | 114sqm/1227sqft | Ground floor, Blocks 2,5 | 2 units | no Household Shelter despite size 3 Bedroom + Study – C8 | 3BR+Study (Prestige, private lift) | 2 baths+WC | 115sqm/1238sqft | Blocks 2,5, floors 2-17 | 32 units 3 Bedroom + Study – C8-PH | 3BR+Study (Prestige, private lift) | 2 baths+WC | 135sqm/1453sqft | Top floor (18), Blocks 2,5 | 2 units 3 Bedroom + Study – C9-G | 3BR+Study (Prestige, private lift) | 2 baths+WC | 116sqm/1249sqft | Ground floor, Blocks 2,5 | 2 units | identical size to standard-floor C9; likely folded into one row in the unit-mix summary table 3 Bedroom + Study – C9 | 3BR+Study (Prestige, private lift) | 2 baths+WC | 116sqm/1249sqft | Blocks 2,5, floors 2-17 | 32 units | no standalone row in the unit-mix/share-value summary table (same size/share value as C9-G) 3 Bedroom + Study – C9-PH | 3BR+Study (Prestige, private lift) | 2 baths+WC | 136sqm/1464sqft | Top floor (18), Blocks 2,5 | 2 units 4 Bedroom – D1-G | 4BR | 2 baths+WC, HS | 114sqm/1227sqft | Ground floor, Block 8 | 1 unit 4 Bedroom – D1 | 4BR | 2 baths+WC, HS | 114sqm/1227sqft | Block 8, floors 2-16 | 15 units 4 Bedroom – D1-PH | 4BR | 2 baths+WC, HS | 135sqm/1453sqft | Top floor (17), Block 8 | 1 unit 4 Bedroom – D2-G | 4BR | 2 baths+WC, HS | 118sqm/1270sqft | Ground floor, Blocks 3,6 | 2 units 4 Bedroom – D2 | 4BR | 2 baths+WC, HS | 118sqm/1270sqft | Blocks 3,6, floors 2-16 | 30 units 4 Bedroom – D2-PH | 4BR | 2 baths+WC, HS | 139sqm/1496sqft | Top floor (17), Blocks 3,6 | 2 units 4 Bedroom – D3-G | 4BR | 2 baths+WC, HS | 120sqm/1292sqft | Ground floor, Block 1 | 1 unit 4 Bedroom – D3 | 4BR | 2 baths+WC, HS | 120sqm/1292sqft | Block 1, floors 2-16 | 15 units 4 Bedroom – D3-PH | 4BR | 2 baths+WC, HS | 141sqm/1518sqft | Top floor (17), Block 1 | 1 unit 4 Bedroom Premier – D4 | 4BR Premier (Prestige, private lift) | Master+Junior Master+Bath3+Powder Room, HS | 157sqm/1690sqft | Blocks 2,5, floors 3-17 (no D4-G exists) | 30 units 4 Bedroom Premier – D4-PH | 4BR Premier (Prestige, private lift) | Master+Junior Master+Bath3+Powder Room, HS | 189sqm/2034sqft | Top floor (18), Blocks 2,5 | 2 units 5 Bedroom – E | 5BR (Prestige, private lift) | Master+Junior Master+Bath3+Powder Room, HS | 177sqm/1905sqft | Blocks 2,5, floors 3-17 (no E-G exists) | 30 units | largest standard (non-PH) unit type 5 Bedroom – E-PH | 5BR (Prestige, private lift) | Master+Junior Master+Bath3+Powder Room, HS | 210sqm/2260sqft | Top floor (18), Blocks 2,5 | 2 units | largest unit type in the development TOTAL: 816 units (49 named layouts, 9 price bands, 1 to 5 bedrooms). === 8. ROOM/FIXTURE VERIFICATION SUMMARY === – A/A-G: Master Bedroom+Bath, open Study nook, no HS, no -PH version. – B1/B1-G/B1-PH: Master Bedroom+Bath, Bedroom2+Bath2, no HS. Only 2BR type with a -PH. – B2/B2-G: Master Bedroom+Bath, Bedroom2+Bath2, no HS, no -PH. Largest 2BR type by unit count (134 combined). – B3-G: Master Bedroom+Bath, Bedroom2+Bath2, Study, no HS. Ground-floor only; stack becomes B4 above. – B4/B4-G: same as B3-G plus consistent through floors 2-17. – C1/C1-G/C1-PH, C2/C2-G/C2-PH, C3/C3-PH: Master Bedroom+Bath, Bedroom2, Bedroom3, common Bath2, Foyer, standalone Kitchen. NO Household Shelter in any C1-C3 variant. – C4-C7 (all G/PH variants): adds Household Shelter (aluminium louvered slide/swing doors, ventilable as helper’s room) + separate WC to the C1-C3 room list. This is where HS first appears going up in size. – C8/C8-G/C8-PH, C9/C9-G/C9-PH: Master Bedroom+Bath, Bedroom2, Bedroom3, Study, private lift+private lift lobby, WC, second store (Store2). NO Household Shelter despite being larger (1227-1464sqft) than C4-C7 Premier types that DO have one. The stacking-chart legend confirms the whole family is “3 BEDROOM + STUDY” even though the unit-mix/share-value summary table drops “+Study” for the -G/-PH rows specifically (labels them just “3BR”) – floor-plan header is authoritative, treat as naming inconsistency in the summary table, not a real design difference. – D1-D3 (all G/PH variants): Master Bedroom+Bath, Bedroom2, Bedroom3, Bedroom4 (2,3,4 share Bath2), WC, HS, Wet+Dry Kitchen split (Dry Kitchen in marble). No private lift (Signature Collection despite 4BR). – D4/D4-PH: Master Bedroom+Bath (large, 2 basins+long bath+shower WC), Junior Master Bedroom+Bath, Bedroom3, Bedroom4, Bath3, Powder Room, HS, Walk-in Wardrobe, Wet+Dry Kitchen split, private lift+lobby. Built-in dishwasher+wine chiller. No D4-G exists; stack starts floor 3. – E/E-PH: same premium room list as D4 plus Bedroom5. Largest unit types in the building. No E-G exists; stack starts floor 3 (shares stack pattern with D4). Household Shelter presence, summary: ONLY in C4-C7 (3BR Premier), D1-D3 (4BR), D4/D4-PH (4BR Premier), E/E-PH (5BR). NOT in A (1BR+S), B1-B4 (2BR/2BR+S), C1-C3 (3BR), C8/C9 (3BR+Study) – a real, buyer-relevant gap since C8/C9 are larger than C4-C7 which do get one. Optional Study conversion (Types C8/C9 only, current developer-offered options): Option 1 – enclose Study with additional wall + casement door (approx 1.8m x 3.1m area). Option 2 – convert Study into walk-in closet with dresser (part of wall removed). Option 3 – convert Study into Bedroom 4 with additional wall + sliding door (approx 2.1m x 2.8m). Option 4 – enlarge living room space (approx 5.0m span, open plan). Option 5 – convert partial Study into a built-in dressing table for the Master Bedroom. === 9. KITCHEN APPLIANCES & FITTINGS (tiered by unit type, NOT uniform) === Brand throughout: V-ZUG (cooker hood, oven) + Franke (kitchen sink) + Samsung (fridge, washer/dryer), all unit types. Type A & B series: induction hob, built-in oven, Samsung free-standing fridge, Samsung washer-dryer combo. No dishwasher, no wine chiller. Type C series except C1 (C2-C9, all G/PH variants): gas hob, built-in oven, Samsung free-standing fridge, Samsung washer-dryer combo. No dishwasher, no wine chiller. Type C1 (all variants): induction hob (breaks the pattern of the rest of the C series) + built-in oven + Samsung free-standing fridge + Samsung washer-dryer combo. Type D series except D4/D4-PH (D1-D3, all G/PH variants): gas hob, built-in oven, free-standing fridge, Samsung washer-dryer combo. No dishwasher, no wine chiller. Type D4/D4-PH: gas hob, built-in oven, built-in fridge + Samsung free-standing fridge, built-in undercounter wine chiller, built-in dishwasher, Samsung washer AND dryer (separate, not combo). Type E series (E, E-PH): identical provision to D4/D4-PH – gas hob, built-in oven, built-in fridge + Samsung free-standing fridge, built-in wine chiller, built-in dishwasher, separate Samsung washer and dryer. Sanitary ware (Master Bath, Junior Master Bath, Common Bath, standard Master Bath): Laufen ware + Gessi fittings. WC (separate water closet, where provided): Johnson Suisse ware + Monic fittings. Master Bath (all types except D4/D4-PH/E/E-PH): 1 shower cubicle w/ overhead rain shower, 1 basin+vanity, 1 water closet, mirror w/ cabinet, bib tap, towel rail, toilet paper holder. Master Bath (D4/D4-PH/E/E-PH only): 1 shower cubicle w/ overhead rain shower, 2 basins+vanity, 1 long bath w/ hand shower, 1 shower water closet (remote control), mirror w/ cabinet, bib tap, 2 towel rails, toilet paper holder. Junior Master Bath (D4/D4-PH/E/E-PH only): 1 shower cubicle, 1 basin+vanity, 1 water closet, mirror w/ cabinet, bib tap, towel rail, toilet paper holder. Common Bath (all types with 2+ bedrooms sharing a bath): 1 shower cubicle w/ hand shower, 1 basin+vanity, 1 water closet, mirror w/ cabinet, bib tap, towel rail, toilet paper holder. Powder Room (D4/D4-PH/E/E-PH only): 1 basin+vanity, 1 water closet, fixed mirror, bib tap, toilet paper holder. Finishes – Signature Collection (A-D3): large-format tiles (1.2m x 0.6m) for Living/Dining/Open Kitchen/Corridor; Wet Kitchen (3BR only) in tiles; Master & Common Bathroom floor/wall in tiles. Finishes – Prestige Collection tier + D1-D3 (per Fact Sheet floor-finishes table, types C8-G/C8/C8-PH/C9-G/C9/C9-PH/D1-G/D1/D1-PH/D2-G/D2/D2-PH/D3-G/D3/D3-PH/D4/D4-PH/E/E-PH): natural marble for Living/Dining/Corridor/Dry Kitchen; Wet Kitchen floor in tiles; Master Bathroom (and Powder Room where present) floor/wall in natural marble; Common Bathroom floor/wall in tiles. Bedroom & Walk-in Wardrobe flooring (all units): engineered timber with skirting. Kitchen door, Type C (except C1): powder-coated aluminium frame door with infill glass. Air-conditioning: Mitsubishi, all units. Ceiling fan: provided in all units for cross ventilation (all units North-South facing). Smart home (all units): WiFi IP camera doorbell, digital lockset, smart aircon control, mobile community app (visitor registration, facilities booking). Store room: provided in every unit type aside from the Household Shelter itself in types that carry one. === 10. MAINTENANCE FEES (confirmed, not TBC) === Rate: exactly $60/share across the board. Share value 6 ($360/month): Type A/A-G (1BR+Study), B1 series/B2 series/B3-G/B4 series (2BR & 2BR+Study), C1/C2/C3 series (3BR) Share value 7 ($420/month): C4-C7 series (3BR Premier), C8/C9 series (3BR+Study), D1-D3 series (4BR) Share value 8 ($480/month): D4 series (4BR Premier), E series (5BR) === 11. CEILING HEIGHTS === Typical floor units: 2.82m throughout, except corridors, bathrooms, kitchen and yard. Penthouse units (Blocks 1,3,6,8: 17th floor; Blocks 2,5: 18th floor): 4.62m high ceiling at Living/Dining where marked as strata void on plan; 2.82m in bedrooms (2.4m under bulkhead areas). === 12. FACILITIES (by site) === NORTH CONTINUUM: Lap Pool with Jacuzzi Cove (270sqm, 33.3m L x 7m W x 1.2m D), Leisure Pool with Aqua Gym and Jacuzzi Cove (approx 244sqm), Thiam Siew House clubhouse (Library, Club Room, Foyer – conserved bungalow, original Marseille roof tiles/gatepost/wooden casement windows and doors), Sky Garden North (Resting Lounge at Grill Deck approx 7sqm, Sky Bar 29sqm + 7sqm powder room with mixology table and wine chiller viewing CBD/Kallang River/Stadium, Sky Fitness 73sqm gym + 4sqm toilet with drink counter). SOUTH CONTINUUM: Cascading Children and Toddler’s Pool (98sqm, 0.5m & 0.3m depth), Family Pool (0.9m depth), Lap Pool – larger (276sqm, 50m L x 5.5m W x 1.2m D), Lap Pool – smaller (95sqm, 25m L x 3m W x 1.2m D), South Side Social clubhouse (Glass House 1st storey, Sound Room 1st storey, Social Room 2nd storey reconfigurable), Sky Garden South (Resting Lounge at Grill Deck, Sky Club 54sqm + 7sqm powder rooms, 16-seater fine dining with chef’s counter and living room corner, Sky Gym 36sqm + 4sqm toilet viewing East Coast Park/low-rise houses). SHARED CONNECTION: 1 private resident-only overhead bridge (2nd storey South clubhouse roof terrace to North facility deck, includes Resting Pod and Bridge ramp elements); 2 sky bridges (Block1-Block3, Block6-Block8) forming Sky Gardens landscape deck on each site. Carpark: 816 lots (1-to-1 ratio) across 2 full basement levels (8 EV charging lots) + 8 accessible lots. Bicycle lots: 136. Waste disposal: Pneumatic Waste Conveyance System, separate North/South, 1 general + 1 recycling chute per floor lobby. === 13. TECHNICAL / CONSTRUCTION === Architect: P&T Consultants Pte Ltd. Structural Engineer: BC Koh & Partners LLP. M&E Consultant: Rankine & Hill. Landscape Architect: STX Landscape Architects. Main Contractor: Straits Construction Singapore Pte Ltd. Project Interior Designer: 2nd Edition Pte Ltd. Light Consultant: Glint Lighting Design Pte Ltd. Private lifts: dedicated to Prestige Collection (C8,C9,D4,E), 8 stacks total across Blocks 2 and 5. Air-conditioning: Mitsubishi throughout. Certification: BCA Green Mark Platinum Super Low Energy, awarded August 2023. BP Approval: A1716-00010-2021-BP01 dated 24 March 2023. Household Shelter doors (Type C4 and larger): aluminium louvered slide-and-swing, specifically to allow ventilation if used as a helper’s room. === 14. THE DEVELOPER === Hoi Hup Sunway Katong Pte. Ltd. (Co Registration/UEN 202140399C, Developer Licence C1461) – joint venture of Hoi Hup Realty and Sunway Developments, set up specifically for this project. Hoi Hup Realty Pte Ltd: founded Singapore 1983. Diversified portfolio: private condominiums, landed housing, cluster-strata housing, executive condominiums, mixed-use commercial. Awards (developer level): BCI Asia Top 10 Developer, BCI Asia Awards 2023; Best Lifestyle Developer, PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards 2023; Top Sustainable Developer, EdgeProp Singapore Excellence Awards 2023; BCA Quality Excellence Award – Quality Champion (Platinum) 2018, 2019. Awards (The Continuum): Best Premium Condo Development and Best Lifestyle Development, PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards 2023; Top Development Residential (Uncompleted), Landscape Excellence Residential (Uncompleted), Marketing Excellence Residential (Uncompleted) and Showflat Excellence Residential (Uncompleted), EdgeProp Singapore Excellence Awards 2023. Sunway Developments Pte Ltd (UEN 200408542H): incorporated Singapore 8 July 2004, the Singapore development arm of Sunway Group. Wholly owned by Sunway Holdings Sdn Bhd, itself wholly owned by Sunway Berhad (listed on Bursa Malaysia). Holds 30% of the joint venture; Hoi Hup Realty holds 70%. Track record in residential, retail, leisure, healthcare, hospitality and other commercial assets. Other Hoi Hup + Sunway joint projects: Sophia Hills (Gold, FIABCI World Prix d’Excellence Awards 2020 Mid-Rise Residential; EdgeProp Singapore Excellence Award 2020 Top Development; FIABCI-Singapore Property Awards 2019 Mid-Rise Residential and Heritage), Ki Residences at Brookvale (PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards – Best Private Condo Interior Design, Highly Commended Best Private Condo Landscape Architectural Design; EdgeProp Design Excellence and Sustainability Excellence awards). Current/recent joint projects: Novo Place, Terra Hill, Parc Canberra, Parc Central Residences, Pinery Residence, Otto Place. Lawyers/conveyance: not specified. === 15. INVESTMENT CONTEXT === Land acquisition: Hoi Hup Realty and Sunway Developments bought the Thiam Siew Avenue parcels (22 freehold plots, one carrying Mr Wee Thiam Siew’s house) in a collective sale whose tender closed on 18 November 2021 for $815 million, described by Savills, which brokered it, as the largest residential development site sold since July 2018. Effective land cost: approx $1,488 psf ppr factoring in the development charge; the raw land price alone (excl. development charge) works out to a lower rate given the site’s approx 269,995 sqft area and 2.8 plot ratio. Developer structure: joint venture. Hoi Hup Sunway Katong Pte Ltd is the licensed vehicle, held 70:30 by Hoi Hup Realty Pte Ltd and Sunway Developments Pte Ltd (UEN 200408542H). Sunway Property’s Singapore operations trade as Sunway MCL following Sunway Group’s 2025 acquisition of MCL Land; the joint venture party of record for this development is unchanged. Positioning: freehold, estate in fee simple, assembled from 22 separate freehold plots in a collective sale. Freehold parcels of this size are difficult to assemble because a collective sale needs many owners to agree. === 16. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS === Q: What does the -G or -PH suffix on a unit type mean? A: The suffix marks where in the stack the unit sits. -G is the ground floor version, which swaps the balcony for a private enclosed space and is otherwise the same layout; a Type A-G and a Type A are both 560 sqft. -PH is the top floor version, which carries a strata void and a 4.62m ceiling over the living and dining, so its stated area runs larger: a Type B1 is 646 sqft and a B1-PH is 807 sqft, of which 15 sqm is strata void. The 49 named layouts are 19 base types plus their -G and -PH variants, and each variant sits in its base type’s price band. Q: Which unit types come with a Household Shelter, and what do the ones without it get instead? A: The Household Shelter arrives at the 3 Bedroom Premier tier, Types C4 to C7, and continues through the 4 Bedroom, 4 Bedroom Premier and 5 Bedroom types. From Type C4 upward those shelters are fitted with aluminium louvred slide and swing doors, so the room can be ventilated when it is used as a helper’s room rather than sealed. The 3 Bedroom + Study types, C8 and C9, take a different trade: instead of a shelter they get a private lift opening onto their own lift lobby, a second store room and a yard with its own water closet. Every unit in the development, shelter or not, has a store room. Q: What separates the Signature Collection from the Prestige Collection? A: The Prestige Collection is the private-lift tier: Types C8, C9, D4 and E with their variants, 136 units on eight stacks, all in Blocks 2 and 5. Each gets a private lift opening onto its own lift lobby, marble through the living, dining and corridor, and a master bath with a remote-controlled shower water closet. The Signature Collection is the other 41 layouts on shared lifts. The split does not follow bedroom count: a standard 4 Bedroom, Types D1 to D3, sits in Signature, while the smaller 3 Bedroom + Study sits one tier up in Prestige. Q: Which layouts come with their own private lift? A: Eight stacks carry a private lift, and they are the Prestige Collection: Types C8, C9, D4 and E in Blocks 2 and 5. That is stacks 20, 22, 23 and 25 through 29, giving 136 units of the 816. The lift opens onto a private lift lobby inside the unit rather than a shared corridor, so nobody passes your door to reach theirs. Q: What changes in the kitchen as the unit types get larger? A: The brands hold and the appliances step up. Every kitchen has a V-ZUG cooker hood and built-in oven with a Franke sink, and Samsung supplies the laundry throughout. The hob changes first: induction on the A and B series, gas from the C series upward, with one exception worth knowing, Type C1 takes an induction hob despite being a 3 Bedroom. The laundry changes next, from a Samsung washer dryer combo through most of the range to a separate Samsung washer and dryer at D4, D4-PH, E and E-PH. Those same four types are the only ones with a built-in fridge, a built-in dishwasher and an undercounter wine chiller. Q: What do the 4 Bedroom Premier and 5 Bedroom types have that no other type does? A: Types D4, D4-PH, E and E-PH, 64 units in all, carry a specification no other type gets. The master bedroom has a glass walk-in wardrobe fitted with a dresser. The master bath has two basins, a long bath with hand shower and a shower water closet with remote control, where every other type has one basin and no bath. They also add a junior master bath and a powder room, and the kitchen carries the built-in fridge, dishwasher and undercounter wine chiller. Q: Why do four stacks start on the third storey? A: The four stacks carrying the two largest layouts begin at level 3: stacks 19 and 23 in Block 5, and stacks 25 and 29 in Block 2, which are the Type E and Type D4 stacks. Removing the first two levels from each is what makes room at ground level for the arrival, pool and garden zones on that part of the site, and it is why no D4-G or E-G exists anywhere in the development. Four more stacks, 8 and 9 in Block 1 and 47 and 48 in Block 8, start at level 2 for the same reason. Full occupancy across all 48 stacks would give 828 homes; those twelve removed units are what brings the development to 816. Q: Why is the ground floor C8-G smaller than the C8 above it? A: Because a ground floor unit trades a balcony for a private enclosed space, and the two are not always the same size. Type C8 runs 1,238 sqft on a typical floor and C8-G runs 1,227 sqft, so the ground unit is 11 sqft smaller rather than larger. Most -G variants match their base type exactly, which makes this one worth checking on the plan if you are comparing two units in the same band. [END OF DATA: The Continuum Official Developer Sales Website: https://the-continuum-condo.com.sg/]

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