Ask your building management about fibre... it if is new, it will probably be wired.
Here's the deal. There are 3 ways to carry internet into your home. The first is copper wire like a telephone line. This is the slowest speed, old technology, and getting harder to find, particularly in Singapore.
Then, I am sure you are familiar with the coax cable used to bring cable TV into your house. This is currently the most common transport method for the internet. It will work fine with what you want to do, including streaming movies.
And then, there is fiber optics, the fastest internet connection of all. Depending upon the decisions made at your
condo, there will either be a central connection point for fiber, like in the utility closet, and you will have to pay to have the fiber pulled to your condo, or because the condo is new, you may already have at least one connection in the condo itself.
Here's the deal. You can see from the lynx posts that fiber speed is 1 Gigabit per second... that's 1000 times as fast as 1 Megabit per second. For most people, and unless you have multiple people gaming or streaming videos or copying bit torrents, this is complete overkill. A full 1080P movie can be streamed at 6 Megabits per second, and even if you allow for loss, etc, double that will still work fine.
And even if you download movies, 25 to 50 Megabits per second is still more than enough to download a complete movie in a short period of time.
Having said all that, if you can get the fiber, go for it. It's the wave of the future, its cost is reasonable, and it is dependable. But, don't worry if you can't... a cable connection will still work just fine for you.