A compact layout makes every exposure count. Compare orientation, balcony share, privacy and floor premium within the same unit type.
Check the room before the view
Start with bedroom width, living-room depth, kitchen clearance and storage. A balcony outlook cannot repair a plan that forces your furniture into circulation space. Compare the internal and outdoor portions separately.
Lay your own furniture dimensions over both plans.Walk the exposure
Trace morning and afternoon sun, road and facility noise, nearby windows and the route to lifts or refuse rooms. A high floor can improve one exposure while adding a premium that the next buyer may not recover.
Check the site plan and revisit the stack at another time of day.Price the difference, not the floor
Ask what the dearer stack buys over the cheaper one within the same one-bedroom type. Then compare that dollar difference with recorded transactions and any competing one-bedder in the project.
Express the premium as both total dollars and dollars per usable internal square foot.Use these one-bedroom checks with the actual floor plan, price and project data. The linked source covers the wider framework.
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