1 Bed + 1 Bath | Off-Plan Condo for Sale at Time Square 9

On the view side, the east-facing direction is fairly unlikely to be blocked in the next few years, mainly because the end of Street 278 includes a well-known pagoda / religious land, and that type of land can’t be developed like normal private residential plots. That helps reduce the risk of a new tower popping up right in front of you (of course, nothing is 100% guaranteed in a city, but the risk is generally lower than most directions).

The main thing to consider with an east-facing unit is the morning sun. East light can be really nice, but it also means you’ll get strong sun and heat earlier in the day, so it’s worth thinking about how you’ll use the space and whether you’re someone who prefers a cooler unit in the mornings.

Pricing-wise, the gross-area price per sqm is slightly higher than the other one-bedroom units. The other one-bedrooms start around $1,466/sqm (gross), while this one starts around $1,512/sqm (gross), so yes, it’s a bit more expensive on paper. But when you compare by net livable area, the price per sqm is the same as the other one-bedroom stacks. In other words, you’re mainly paying a premium for the rarity + orientation + bigger total space, not because the livable-space value is wildly different.