D’Weave at Geylang almost sold out in just an hour during Nov 11 launch

Only two out of the 71 units of the “mickey mouse” apartment are left unsold to-date, said property agents at Huttons Real Estate Group.

Market watchers said that the major attraction of the property located at the so-called “red district” is its proximity to Paya Lebar MRT station which only takes commuters two-minute walk to get there.

D’Weave, developed by Teambuild Properties , according to market watchers though is more ideal for investment as sizes of units are relatively small.

The smallest unit with one bedroom is 398 sft. While sizes for 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom units only range from 441 – 581 and 893-1410 sft.

The average price per unit is around P1,200 psf. It is expected to receive TOP mid 2015.

 

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