Waterfront condo Corals at Keppel Bay launches in mid-May

Price starts from $1.5m for 650sqft 1BR.

The 366 unit waterfront condo located along Keppel Bay Drive has 1 to 4 bedroom apartments and penthouses.

The indicative prices are as follows:

1 Bedroom (650 sqft): Around $1.5 million +/-
2 Bedroom (950 sqft): Around $2.0 million +/-
3 Bedroom (1,200 sqft to 1,600 sqft): Prices to start from $1800 psf upwards
4 Bedroom (2,600-3,700 sqft): Prices to start from $2500 - $2600 psf upwards

Keppel Lands' landship luxurious residential development Corals at Keppel Bay is designed by world renowned architect Daniel Libeskind. He is also the designer of the Reflections at Keppel Bay

The 99-year leasehold property is just opposite Resorts World at Sentosa with casino, Universal Studios Singapore, Marine Life Park and fun attractions.

Corals at Keppel Bay has slose proximity to the CBD area and Singapore’s largest shopping and entertainment mall, Vivo City.

Buyers are offered a 10-year free membership of private Yacht Club- Marina at Keppel Bay.

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