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FEO’s euHabitat drives away hungry ghosts

The 748-unit development at Jalan Eunos is now nearly half sold as it continues to buck the traditionally slower sales during the “hungry ghosts” month.

According to latest figure from its developer Far East Organization (FEO), 336 out of the 463 units released have been sold-to-date. Registration of interest started end of July 2011.

Prices range from about $860 to $1150 psf.

FEO Property Sales, Mr Chia Boon Kuah (谢文华), said “We are happy with the strong take-up during the preview. euHabitat has appealed to the market with its first-of-its-kind clustering of different housing styles each with its own distinctive character to match varying lifestyle aspirations. euHabitat enjoys a prime location in an area that is rapidly transforming. “

Preview prices start from $541,000 for one-bedroom suites (538 sqft), $593,000 for a one-bedroom SOHO-style apartment (517 sqft), $918,000 for a two-bedroom condominium apartment (1,012 sqft) and $2.94mil for townhouses (3,380 sqft).

According to website, the property features four housing types – SOHO-concept units, suites, townhouses and condominiums


 

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