Compare Cube 8 layouts
14 layouts, 177 homes. Pick two or three to see them side by side.
In short
- B1: 333 sq ft bigger, a cooler stack, 0.9h of sun after 2pm vs 2.9h.
In the table, green is better than A1 and orange is worse.
A1
1-Bedroom
B1
2-Bedroom
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Size
560 sq ft
893 sq ft+333 sq ft
Resold for
Too few sales
$1,600,000 to $1,750,000
3 sales since 2024
Faces
S, SW
SSE, W
Sun after 2pm
2.9h
coolest, #03
0.9h−2.0h
coolest, #02 (storeys 5 to 13)
Same in both
Homes 20
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Every stack: facing, view and sun
| Stack | Faces | Sun after 2pm |
|---|---|---|
| #02 (storeys 5 to 13)Blk 376 · storeys 5–13 | SSE | 0.9h |
| #05 (storeys 5 to 15)Blk 376 · storeys 5–15 | W | 5.1h |
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How the figures are worked out
- Plans are not drawn to the same scale. Tap a plan to zoom; the developer’s page is linked under it. Floor plans: City Developments Limited, Cube 8 brochure. Developer's plans, not drawn to scale; areas are approximate and subject to final survey.
- Sun is hours of direct sun a day after 2pm, averaged over the year at the middle storey of the stack, after shade from the buildings around it. The table shows each layout’s coolest stack.
Every Cube 8 layout
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| Layout | Type | Size | Stacks | Faces | Resold for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | 1-Bedroom | 560 sq ft | #03, #04 | S, SW | |
| A2 | 1-Bedroom | 560 sq ft | #06 (storeys 5 to 23) | NW | $885,000 to $1,038,000 · 4 sales since 2021 |
| B1 | 2-Bedroom | 893 sq ft | #02 (storeys 5 to 13), #05 (storeys 5 to 15) | SSE, W | $1,600,000 to $1,750,000 · 3 sales since 2024 |
| B3 | 2-Bedroom | 904 sq ft | #08 (storeys 5 to 23) | NNE | |
| B2 | 2-Bedroom | 926 sq ft | #07 | NNW | $1,668,000 to $1,800,000 · 4 sales since 2023 |
| C1 | 3-Bedroom | 1,335 sq ft | #01 (storeys 5 to 32) | E | $2,680,000 to $2,745,000 · 4 sales since 2024 |
| C4 | 3-Bedroom | 1,389 sq ft | #08 (storeys 26 to 32) | NNE | |
| C3 | 3-Bedroom | 1,421 sq ft | #06 (storeys 26 to 34) | NNW | |
| C2 | 3-Bedroom | 1,475 sq ft | #02 (storeys 16 to 23), #05 (storeys 18 to 32) | SSE, WSW | $2,450,000 to $2,880,000 · 3 sales since 2022 |
| SKV4 | 3-Bedroom | 3,229 sq ft | #01 (storeys 35 to 36) | NNE | |
| D1 | 4-Bedroom | 1,905 sq ft | #02 (storeys 26 to 34) | SSE | |
| SKV3 | 4-Bedroom | 3,025 sq ft | #06 (storeys 35 to 36) | NNW | |
| SKV1 | 4-Bedroom | 3,057 sq ft | #02 (storeys 35 to 36) | SSE | |
| SKV2 | 4-Bedroom | 3,143 sq ft | #05 (storeys 35 to 36) | W |
Resale prices are caveats lodged for homes of this layout’s stacks and size, the last three years where there are three or more, else every year on record. A layout with fewer than three is left blank.
Frequently asked questions
How many layouts does Cube 8 have?
Cube 8 has 14 layouts across its 177 homes: 2 1-bed, 3 2-bed, 5 3-bed, 4 4-bed. The developer's floor plan is on this page for 14 of them.
What are the smallest and biggest layouts at Cube 8?
The smallest is type A1 (1-Bedroom, 560 sq ft) and the biggest is type SKV4 (3-Bedroom, 3,229 sq ft).
What have Cube 8 layouts resold for?
5 of Cube 8's 14 layouts have three or more resales on record. The lowest median is type A2 (1-Bedroom) at $969,444, and the highest is type C1 (3-Bedroom) at $2,700,000. Figures are caveats lodged, a median and a range, never a single sale.
Which Cube 8 layout gets the least afternoon sun?
Type C1 in stack #01 (storeys 5 to 32), facing E: about 0.0 hours of direct sun a day after 2pm, averaged over the year at the middle storey and after shade from the buildings around it. The same layout in another stack can face a different way, so compare stack by stack.
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