Suites at Braddell begins preview today, two more due this week

The asking price for a one-bedroom unit of size ranging from 388 to 441 sft starts from $400,000+ or $1,000+ psf on the average, sources from Huttons Real Estate Group said.

The 33-unit freehold apartment by the Oxley Niche is located in prime centralise location at District 13.

According to website, major selling points of the 5-storey residential flats with attic include its accessibility to Woodleigh and Seranggoon MRT stations, Nex Mega Mall, Suntec City, Marina Sands Integrated Resort, and Orchard Shopping Belt. Moreover it is near to elite schools YangZheng Primary, St.Gabriel Secondary, Maris Stella High School, Australian International School,St.Andrew Village, and St Andrew Secondary /Junior College which spells high rental yield. It also has easy Access to Major Expressway, PIE and CTE.

On Friday, June 24, meanwhile, Hoi Hup Realty will unveil its latest project “Miltonia Residences” which is located in Miltonia Close, Yishun. The property, which houses 410 units of 1 - 4 bedrooms and penthouses, offer s picturesque view of Orchid Country Club Golf Course and Seletar Reservoir, according to Huttons. Price starts from $5xxk for its one-bedroom unit of around 517 to 592 sft. Per-square-foot rate, meanwhile, ranges from approximate $800 to $950+.

The property is near to North Point Shopping Mall, Yishun Central, Khatib MRT and Khatib Town Center. It has easy access to major expressway, SLE, CTE and TPE.

On Saturday, June 25, Giant Land will hold preview of the “The Vue”, a 50-unit boutique development located at Upper Paya Lebar. Sources from ERA Realty Network which market the “The Vue” said that price starts from $5xxK for one-bedroom unit of around 420-463 sft.
 

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