77 at East Coast - Freehold Condo

30/08/2022

Changing face of East Coast

SINGAPORE (EDGEPROP) - The East Region of Singapore came into focus at URA’s recent exhibition for the Long Term Plan Review titled “Spaces for our Dreams”, which opened on June 6. One of them is the “Long Island”, stretching from Marine East to Changi along the southeast coast.
Among the various options being studied for the Long Island is the integration of coastal protection measures with planned future reclamation. This includes creating a new reservoir to enhance Singapore’s food and water resilience. The Long Island can also be developed for new homes and integrated with coastal parks and recreational spaces. It was first envisioned as a reclaimed island for waterfront housing and leisure activities in the 1991 Concept Plan.
There has been a long history of reclamation in the East Coast area. Many of the housing estates at Marine Parade and Bedok South, including Bayshore, were built on reclaimed land from the 1960s to the 1980s. The 185ha East Coast Park with its 15km coastline was created as part of this reclamation.

There could be four new residential projects yielding over 3,300 new homes in the East Coast over the next two years. What impact will they have on their respective neighbourhoods?

03/12/2021

Thiam Siew Ave freehold sites sold for S$815m; it's biggest housing site sale since 2018 cooling measures

TWO freehold development land parcels at Thiam Siew Avenue, a residential street of landed homes adjacent to Tanjong Katong Road, have been sold for S$815 million to a joint venture between Hoi Hup Realty and Sunway Developments. Read more at The Business Times.

15/11/2021

https://www.asiaone.com/lifestyle/7-common-misconceptions-about-using-your-cpf-housing

These days, CPF may as well stand for Causing Persistent Fights. Nothing sours the mood faster than bringing up this sore topic.The only way to make it worse is to discuss how CPF is used for home loans. Here's some clarity on the common issues:...

03/11/2021

This weekend, our sales team is at another exciting new launch at Canninghill Piers! Canninghill Piers is a brand new project just besides Fort Canning MRT. It occupies the former Liang Court!

CANNINGHILL PIERS INDICATIVE PRICES

1Br from $1.16m ($2836psf)
4Br from $5.22m ($2974psf)
5Br from $8.1m ($2905psf)
PH indicative $50m ($5582psf)

Estimated Completion in 2025

For sales enquiry, contact our team at wa.me/6597511801

Press Release
https://www.edgeprop.sg/property-news/canninghill-piers-start-sales-preview-nov-5-prices-start-116-mil-one-bedroom-unit?utm_source=Telegram

06/09/2021

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22/06/2021

10 mega-sized condos in Singapore for families that need space

One of the silver linings of the pandemic is the rediscovery of time for people. Less commuting has resulted in people spending more time at home, and through that, many are reevaluating what their needs are from a home.

Chief among them is the requirement to have more space – something which you aren’t going to find in many of the new launches today.

So naturally, that attention has been turned to developments with big expansive land. There are definitely many advantages of large plots of land – more space for kids to play, you can run or walk within the grounds in a safe environment, and even the open views do give rise to a better headspace for people.

For these buyers, we’ve put together a list of the 10 biggest condo developments – by sheer land size – that you can find in Singapore:

One of the silver linings of the pandemic is the rediscovery of time for people. Less commuting has resulted in people spending more time at home, and through that, many are reevaluating what their needs are from a home.Chief among them is the...