Compare developments on what they actually sold for

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What this compares

Every figure comes from the NAPIC/JPPH registered sale record — prices that were actually paid and lodged, not prices anyone is asking. That makes it the right basis for comparing a subsale against a subsale.

• Names are as the register writes them, which is often abbreviated. The same place can appear twice under two spellings.
• A development spanning several property types has one median across all of them; the type row says when that is happening.
• Nothing here accounts for floor, view, renovation or furnishing, all of which move a real price.

For a new launch, the advertised price sits in the new project directory instead — and it is an asking price, so it is not comparable with these without care.