这里开贴是想征集一下 7.05 印花税新政后，几个关注的楼盘的销售情况，套数和尺价，越具体越好，这样能够第一时间得知新政对市场情绪的影响。欢迎大家积极提供有效信息。我先说一下自己了解到的，本人不是房地产相关人士，所以信息不是非常精确，希望大家多多指教。
Stirling Residents: 新政当晚不到200套，07 Jul 约210+套，这两天又卖了20套，1房1710+起，2房1680+psf起，3房1530+psf起，4房1542起
这个盘从价格上看，确实比较实惠，比周围的二手次新价格低，这也是新政后走的不错的原因吧。
Park colonial 和 Riverfront据说也走了一些，具体数据我没有，欢迎大家提供，不完整也没有关系，只是探探温，不是专业报告哈。
新政当晚卖200套，过后卖210套，这包括之前200套吗？如果不包括实在不理解这210个人
210包括7月5日晚卖的200套，7月6日和7日两天卖了20多套
周六无聊去stirling residence逛了逛据接待我们的那个中介说，政策出来那天卖出的其中一套大3房（98平米的），1.6+ Mio， 还有一套4房，125 平米，2mio多一点不到2.1 Mio。两套都是最低层的那种。
看了样板房，其实格局还不错，很方正，没有特别离谱的那种进门的走廊，浪费的空间不多。就是阳台大了点，但是说是允许做那种铝制的固定百叶窗？总之是可以遮风挡雨的。
厕所都没有浴缸，都是淋浴，三房四房的厕所都有窗，白色家电几乎全送。
衣柜都是滑门，节省空间，房间都没有飘窗，这个还不错，当然普通房有点小，这也是新公寓的普遍毛病。
然后那边看房的人还是不少，不知道成交如何。
Stirling Residents 1700？上次有人预测1900
听说Park colonial 的开发商要关showflat, 是捂盘惜售吗？
是的已经确定了
目前属于第一期，开的价格也是第一期的价格
二期价格会涨点，至于多少还不知道。还有大概一个星期的过渡期吧。
英文版的销售数目和分析RESIDENTIAL MARKET
What cooling measures? Weekend buyers still flocking to showflats
Despite surprise cooling measures that took effect on Friday, sales at three mass-market properties here continued to garner what experts considered a fair amount of interest over the weekend.
The number of units moved at Park Colonial, Riverfront Residences and Stirling Residences was significantly lower than the more than 1,000 units sold on Thursday, when the projects were launched in knee-jerk reaction to the announced changes to the additional buyer's stamp duty (ABSD) and loan-to-value (LTV) limits.
But some observers reported weekend crowds at the showflats. Enquiries on projects were still streaming in and agents were bringing invites to the showflats.
Park Colonial, jointly developed by Chip Eng Seng's property arm CEL Development, Heeton Holdings and KSH Holdings, moved 50 units over the weekend. It has so far sold about 350 units at an average pricing of S$1,700 psf, CEL Development said in response to a media query.
Logan Property and Nanshan Group's Stirling Residences also sold around 50 units between last Friday and Monday, at around S$1,800 psf. It is 65 per cent sold for its first phase of 380 units. It had moved close to 200 units on Thursday.
"We are overall pleasantly surprised by the response," Logan Property (Singapore)'s sales and marketing manager Stacy Elvin told The Business Times. "We're confident of our product, given the scarcity of new high-rise projects in District 3."
The one-bedders and two-bedders were the most popular, she said.
After moving some 510 units at Riverfront Residences on Thursday night, Oxley Holdings has since sold another 65, according to a corporate presentation it posted on Singapore Exchange on Monday.
Analysts said the performance of these mass market projects were reasonable and reflected follow-through momentum after the large amount of buying activity on Thursday.
To buyers, prices at the three properties may still be affordable. "You can't really force market psychology down when it is still early days in the market recovery," a consultant said.
A factor could be that the majority of buyers are first-timers who are less affected by the cooling measures, save for the slight reduction in borrowing.
Eugene Lim, key executive officer at ERA Realty, said the cooling measures were adjustments "that could slow the market down but it is not a total standstill".