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Sky Green 70% sold on first day launch

See what’s driving demand for this 176-unit luxurious freehold development.

Singapore Business Review’s spot check with property agents found that 124 out of 176 units of Sky Green located at Macpherson Road were snapped up on its first day of launch yesterday (October 18).

According to agents, 73 out of 83 1 bedroom units sold; 35 out of 38 of 2 bedroom units sold; 5 out of 38 3 bedroom units sold and 11 out of 13 4 bedroom units sold. The 4 penthouses meanwhile remain unsold.

Discounted prices range from $1,300 to $1,700 for 1 and 2 bedroom, $1,300 to $1,500 for 3 bedroom, $1,200 to $1,500 for 4 bedroom and penthouse.

Nestled in the popular Tai Seng estate, the property developed by Heeton is just a short drive away from Orchard Road and the Central Business District.

Janice Kong of CondoLaunchGuru commented “In urban Singapore, where high-rise buildings are everywhere, an unblocked view of the impressive city skyline is a rare find.”

Sky Green, former Macpherson Green Condo, is located approximately 3 minutes walk away from Tai Seng MRT, and minutes away from major expressways like the KPE, CTE and PIE,

“Sky Green is the only Freehold condominium in the area,’ said Kong while noting that it has potential for high capital appreciation and rental Yield

“Sky Green has a great potential for capital appreciation and high rental yield due to its strategic location. The prospect of city-fringe living, the nearby Paya Lebar commercial hub and the upcoming Oxley Business hub makes Sky Green a choice location for investors. There is also a wide array of entertainment and dining options at the nearby NEX shopping mall and the Serangoon Gardens food enclave. In addition, it is located close to many reputable schools like Maris Stella High School, St Andrew Junior College and Maha Bodhi Primary School,” she said.


 To contact the journalist, you may send your message to krisana@charltonmediamail.com

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