Midtown Bay Balance Unit Chart

Available / Sold Units

The chart below covers all 219 homes at Midtown Bay, stack by stack and level by level, and shows which are sold and which are still available. The Midtown Bay price page carries sizes and pricing by unit type, and this page carries what is left.

If you would like to reserve or book a unit before coming to our showflat, do contact us below. We will reserve the unit for you while you make your way down, to avoid disappointment.

Here are the most updated sold/available units.
Last Updated: 11th September 2026

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How to Read the Midtown Bay Balance Unit Chart

The unit numbering. Every unit number takes the form #level-stack. In #22-10, the 22 is the storey and the 10 is the stack, so it is the home on the 22nd storey of stack 10. Midtown Bay is a single tower of ten stacks, numbered 01 to 10, running from Level 7 to Level 33.

What sits in each stack. On the typical levels, stack 01 is type B2, stack 02 A1a, stack 03 A3, stack 04 A3a, stack 05 B1a, stack 06 B1, stack 07 A2a, stack 08 A2, stack 09 A1 and stack 10 B3. Above Level 25 every stack changes to a duplex, and the two three-bedroom duplexes are stacks 05 and 06. Layouts for all of them are on the Midtown Bay floor plans page.

The gaps are not printing faults. Four of them recur on every version of this chart, and each one has a reason:

Levels 1 to 6 are blank across all ten stacks. Those levels are the multi-storey car park, so there are no homes to show.
Level 7 has a single blank cell at stack 08. There is no unit at #07-08. That position carries the Level 7 terrace connection instead, which is why Level 7 holds nine homes where every other residential level holds ten.
Level 25 is a full-width break. The whole floor is the sky terrace, with no apartments on it at all. That is why the duplex rows resume at Level 26 rather than continuing from Level 24.
Levels 27, 29, 31 and 33 carry no unit numbers. The duplexes each span two storeys and are entered at Levels 26, 28, 30 and 32, so the storey above each one belongs to the home below and has no number of its own.

One more thing the chart cannot show. Which direction a stack faces, and what sits in front of it, decides a great deal here and is not visible on a grid. That is covered stack by stack in the Buyer’s Guide to Midtown Bay.