Dual-key units cater to a specific segment of the property market, and it’s no secret that some developers have a hard time selling these units when launching new projects. However, our findings reveal an interesting insight: contrary to some opinions, dual-key units don’t necessarily perform worse in terms of resale value—they just require a bit more patience during the selling process. Beyond just the financial aspects, we were curious about the personal experiences of those who have chosen to live in these units. So, this week, we reached out to three homeowners who have embraced the dual-key lifestyle.
Life in a New Dual-Key Condo
JY and her husband became residents of their dual-key unit in 2024. Their home, boasting over 1,100 square feet and three bedrooms, is nestled in Balestier amidst a series of landed properties. JY shares that their decision to choose a dual-key unit was heavily influenced by her early marital adventures:
"When we were in the waiting game for our flat, we had to find a rental. Unfortunately, that journey wasn’t smooth—moving twice in just four years was tough on us…"
