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Tong Eng Group sold 60% of Tropika East in 2 weeks

59 out of 105 units were snapped up to-date since the 5-storey freehold development was launched on June 9, says developer spokesperson.

"The selling status of this property is very healthy with 60% of its units already sold in just two weeks. I think the main attraction is the fact that it is in quiet location," Terren Lim, assistant marketing manager of Tong Eng Brothers told Singapore Business Review.

The property is located at Jalan Eunos.

"It also helped that Tong Eng Group have good reputation as a property developer. We have good mix of properties that cater to quite a lot of niche," he added.

A 5-storey development comprising 105 freehold condominium units within a private landed housing enclave, Tropika East boasts contemporary architectural design, lush greenery and resplendent waterscapes.

Tropika East offers 26 varying layouts from exclusive 1 bedroom to luxurious 3 bedrooms and penthouses, including special high-ceiling loft units and units with private pools.
 

Price range are as follows:

3BR (1,033 sq ft to 1,109 sq ft)    -  $1,150 psf to $1,275 psf

2BR (710 sq ft to 840 sq ft)    -  $1,250 psf to $1,350 psf.

1BR (441 sq ft to 527 sq ft)   -  1,350 psf to $1,450 psf.

 Penthouses (840 sq ft to 1,819 sq ft) - $1,000 psf on average. 

 

According to Mr Lim, 2BR and 3BR units are those highly in demand. 

 The 105-unit condo will be split into three blocks of five floors each and is expected to receive TOP by June 2016.

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