92 of 296 units sold at One Holland Village Residences

Only within 10 days since it opened its sale.

One Holland Village residences, a mixed-use development by joint venture partners, Far East Organization, Sekisui House Limited, and Sino Group recently garnered strong turnover in sales as at 1 December, with 92 of its 296 residential units sold from the beginning of the release of the’ sale in 21 November, the company announced.

As part of the larger mixed-use development known as One Holland Village, One Holland Village Residences comprises three distinct offerings – Sereen, which is One Holland’s suite of apartments designed for slow lifestyle, Leven, its low-rise bohemian style apartments and the exclusive high-segment product, Quincy Private Residences.

The average achieved price for Sereen is $2,600 per square foot (psf), $2,900 psf for Leven and $3,200 for the luxury Quincy Private Residences.

The most popular units sold were the one- and two-bedroom apartments from Sereen.

About 90% of homebuyers are locals, with permanent residents and foreign buyers from countries such as South Korea, Norway and the United States of America. Just under half of the buyers live in the District 10 and 11 locales.
 

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