Straits at Joo Chiat sells 20% of units over weekend launch

It is expected to be completed by November 2027.

Straits at Joo Chiat has sold 20% of its units during its launch weekend, with the buyers attracted to the property’s “unique theme” and price point.

The property is a collection of 16 freehold residential units located in District 15.

Straits at Joo Chiat, which offers three to five-bedroom units, spanning 97 to 114 square metres, is expected to be completed by November 2027.

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“Buyers were attracted by the unique theme of Straits at Joo Chia - a contemporary expression of the Peranakan through a unique blend of Chinese, Malay, and European design elements,” said Huttons Asia CEO Mark Yip.

“The regular layout of the units and good sizes for all the bedrooms were also plus points. The price point of around $2 million for a freehold project was attractive as well,” he added.

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