RV Altitude by Roxy-Pacific Holdings Limited

11/08/2019

"ST 11/8 Sun - Many apartments carved up and let out as cubicle homes

- Instead of renting out an entire four-bedroom apartment to one tenant, for instance, an occupant might convert it into eight smaller units to rent out to more people - usually more than the allowed occupancy. The toilets and kitchen are shared...

- Tenants are drawn by what they view as a good deal - convenient locations, affordable rates, and for some, exclusive use of facilities such as swimming pools. Some partitioned rooms can be let out for as little as $300 a month...

- Tenants are instructed not to keep the doors open and to keep the volume down. Many have also been told not to speak to strangers, as this reporter learnt after visiting several "hot spots" last month...

- Most tenants seemed unaware they were breaking the rules..."

25/07/2019

SINGAPORE - Fresh from his world headline-grabbing purchase of Singapore's priciest and biggest penthouse at Guoco Tower in Tanjong Pagar, billionaire inventor James Dyson is making waves again.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

14/01/2019

The list of projects include Fourth Avenue Residences, RV Altitude, One Meyer, 35 Gilstead and Fyve Derbyshire. He estimates that sales of new launches could range from 9,500 to 11,000 units this year, while prices may rise by up to 5 per cent.

Chief executive officer of PropNex Realty Ismail Gafoor expects overall growth of 1 to 2 per cent in private home prices this year, underpinned by demand from en bloc sellers and the higher land bids paid by developers.

ERA Realty's key executive officer Eugene Lim expects prices to hold steady, given the crop of new launches. Despite headwinds such as rising interest rates and the US-China trade conflict, he expects property prices to edge upwards by up to 2 per cent this year.

PRIVATE home prices are expected to remain flat or rise slightly this year, supported by a slew of new projects poised for launch. Read more at The Business Times.

14/01/2019

Roxy-Pacific Holdings' freehold developments RV Altitude and Fyve Derbyshire are slated to commence sales on Jan 18 and Jan 19 respectively at an average price of S$2,900 per square foot (psf) and S$2,380 psf respectively. Private previews were organised for both projects on Jan 5, a spokesman for Roxy-Pacific said.

The 140-unit RV Altitude (formerly RV Millenia) along River Valley Road comprises only two-bedroom units, ranging in size from 441 square feet (sq ft) to 624 sq ft. It is within walking distance to the upcoming Great World MRT station and Great World City.

RV ALTITUDE, Fyve Derbyshire and Fourth Avenue Residences are gearing up for launch next week, setting the stage for the first string of property launches for 2019. Read more at The Business Times.

13/01/2019