Identify the premium
Ask for the exact floor-wise or unit-wise premium and whether it is calculated per square foot, as a lump sum or through another method.
Evaluate the view
A higher floor is valuable only if the view, privacy and light are meaningful and likely to remain useful. Consider future construction around the project where information is available.
Check practical factors
Look at lift waiting, emergency access, wind, heat, service access and the time required to enter or leave the building.
Compare two units
If possible, compare a lower and higher unit with similar configuration. Calculate the additional purchase cost and decide whether the difference is justified for your use case.
Documentation
Ensure the selected floor and premium appear clearly in the latest written commercial documents.
Project information, pricing, availability, approvals, plans and timelines can change. Use this article for buyer education and confirm the latest official documents before making a booking or payment.
