Free on-demand masterclass · New Launch Decision Lab

Before you book a unit, test the launch against the alternatives

In one focused hour, see how to compare your preferred new launch with another launch, a relevant resale option and waiting, so the trade-offs are visible before you decide.

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Strive Real Estate Consultancy team
Free 60-minute recording New Launch Decision Lab

No mail app. Your request is recorded directly in Strive's private lead desk before the recording opens. Privacy and consent note.

CEA R066014E · ERA L3002382K Decision support by Strive Real Estate Consultancy.

Masterclass numbers desk

Four numbers that expose a weak new-launch comparison.

These are dated research and worked examples from the Strive webinar. The recording shows how to normalise them before they influence a unit decision.

29.2%Continuum vs Haig Court psf gapdeck snapshot
22.7%Grand Dunman vs Dakota gapdeck snapshot
4.8%Quantum gap in worked exampleafter 31% psf gap
194 vs 8Selected project sales volumebuyer-depth prompt

Psf versus quantum

The headline premium can overstate the cheque gap.

Illustrative new-launch versus resale worked example

Worked example: 800 sq ft at S$2,750 psf versus 1,000 sq ft at S$2,100 psf. Strive webinar deck dated 10 Aug 2026.

Worked decision scorecard

One weighted comparison can overturn the preferred story.

Illustrative scores from the masterclass; replace them with the household's evidence.

Household timing · 20%2 / 5Launch versus resale: 5 / 5
Entry evidence · 20%3 / 5Launch versus resale: 4 / 5
Cash-flow comfort · 25%4 / 5Launch versus resale: 3 / 5
Exit buyer depth · 25%3 / 5Launch versus resale: 4 / 5
Weighted total3.2 / 5Resale comparison: 3.9 / 5

Evidence boundary: illustrative and dated. Verify current price lists, unit details, incentives, supply, financing rules, taxes and household circumstances before acting.

Three decisions this hour should make clearer

  1. 01

    Is your preferred new launch stronger than the most relevant alternative?

  2. 02

    What is the true cost of buying now compared with waiting?

  3. 03

    What is a realistic plan if the market does not move as expected?