New Condo Launch soon.......!!!
Full details not out yet but here are some basic info:
• Located at Hougang St 11, off Lor Ah Soo (ex-Minton Rise HUDC)
• Total land size equivalent to 7 football fields
• More than 1100 units!
• 18 blocks of apartment – up to 17 storeys high
• 1,2,3,4 rooms and Penthouses
• Walking Distance to Serangoon MRT (North East Line/Circle Line)
• Near soon-to-open “Nex” Mega Mall
• 1km to Paya Lebar Methodist Girls Sch/1.1km to Maris Stella Pr Sch
• 10 mins walk to mkt/food centre/food street along Upp S'goon Rd
• Unblocked city and Singapore Flyer views
• Developer : Kheng Leong
• 99 Years Leasehold
• Expected completion: 2014 – 2015
• Marketing Agent: Knight Frank Pte Ltd
• Facilities include: amazonian lily pond, tiger orchid pavilion, relaxation island, green cabana, garden of the botanical giants, 82-seat library, library patio, vista lawns, flower decks, cascading waterfall, contemporary bridge, island water playground, badminton dome, rock ‘n’ log outdoor chess set, dining cabana, dining pavilion, poolside deck, main pool, tennis court, bbq zones, grand clubhouse – function room, yoga room, billiard & table soccer room, children’s playground, games room , karaoke room, piano room, band room, water playground, badminton dome, rock ‘n’ log outdoor chess set, dining cabana, dining pavilion, poolside deck, main pool, tennis court, 20m heated pool, 50m lap pool, extensive fitness stations, viewing points, sun decks, sky spa terraces – his & hers indoor gyms & onsen spas, hydro-massage, jacuzzis, steam rooms, 90sqm chipping green, jogging trails, “alice in wonderland” – themed croquet lawn
We will be conducting briefings for buyers once further information is out.
SMS/email/call me to register for ‘first-hand’ information & VVIP Preview!
For Privileged Bookings/Special VIP Preview Invitations,
kindly register your interest with the undersigned (via email) with the following information:
* Name
* Contact Number
* Email Address
* Names/Contact Numbers of Guests
* Preferred Type – 1/2/3/4 Bedrooms/Penthouses
Regards,
Fred Teo
Residential Associates Division
KF Property Network Pte Ltd
(A Member of Knight Frank Group)
Mobile No: +65 8200 0002
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
NEW LAUNCH @ Florence Road
Inspired by the passionate Italian culture, FIORENZA is a place of attraction in its own right. With an avant-garde architecture zestfully coloured in sunny yellow and crimson red, the 28-unit private development stands out, clearly, as an icon of modern living at Florence Road. Vivacious, sensuous and a little mischievous, this is a home that welcomes you to indulge in bold artistic tastes, unrestrained luxury, and a free-spirited lifestyle.
Beyond the walls of your Italianate abode, discover a world of conveniences within your reach. Access the rest of the island in a breeze with Kovan MRT station and the expressways in close proximity. For all your shopping needs, there's the vibrant Heartland Mall as well as the Hougang Mall. Young families will also appreciate the many respected schools in the neighbourhood, a step towards a brighter future for their children. Then, there's the famed Chomp Chomp Food Centre, where you can tuck in to a tantalizing variety of local delights and enjoy a nature retreat at Punggol Park.
Every home features a Jacuzzi on the open balcony, an ideal spot for a rendezvous. For something more retivalising, take a leisure swim in the pool or gear up for a workout in the sky gymnasium. If you prefer quieter moments, stroll down the aisles of the garden, paved with lush greenery. Soak up the Italian passion, right here in Fiorenza.
Nothing has been spared in offering you a lifestyle of true opulence. From the bedroom wardrobes, to the kitchen fittings, right down to the bathroom accessories, every item bears the stamp of meticulous workmanship crafted with stylish Italian designs in mind. Truly, this is a reflection of your fine taste.
TYPES OF UNITS:
Type A (2 bedrooms) - 839 sq ft - 6 units (click me for floorplan)
Type B (3 bedrooms) - 1184 sq ft - 6 units (click me for floorplan)
Type B1 (3 bedrooms) - 1184 sq ft - 2 units (click me for floorplan)
Type C (3+1 bedrooms) - 1345 sq ft - 6 units (click me for floorplan)
Type C1 (3+1 bedrooms) - 1421 sq ft - 1 unit (click me for floorplan)
Type C1 (3+1 bedrooms) - 1442 sq ft - 1 unit (click me for floorplan)
Penthouse A (2 bedrooms) - 1378 sq ft - 2 units (click me for floorplan)
Penthouse B (3 bedrooms) - 1453 sq ft - 2 units (click me for floorplan)
Penthouse C (3+1 bedrooms) - 1851 sq ft - 2 units (click me for floorplan)
For Privileged Bookings/Special VIP Preview Invitations,
kindly register your interest with me (email: fredteo@kf.com.sg)
with the following information:
* Name
* Contact Number
* Email Address
* Names/Contact Numbers of Guests
Regards,
Fred Teo
Residential Associates Division
KF Property Network Pte Ltd
(A Member of Knight Frank Group)
Mobile No: +65 8200 0002
Visit my website: www.fredteo.com
Friday, December 26, 2008
Private Properties Looking Attractive
Business @ AsiaOne
Private properties looking attractive
What to look out for when hunting for that perfect condo or house.
Fri, Dec 26, 2008
my paper By
Shila Naidu
THE recession has resulted in a 25-per-cent fall in private- property prices from their market peak, and with prices expected to dip further next year, there may be opportunities to pick up some bargains.
However, buyers of properties - whether for investment or occupancy - should do their homework before committing to such big-ticket items.
Here are 10 tips to keep firmly in mind.
1 CONSIDER LANDED
The executive director of HSR Property Group, Mr Eric Cheng, feels that if buyers are willing to fork out $1.2 million to $1.3million for a condominium, they should consider buying landed property instead.Due to land scarcity in Singapore, there is always more demand than supply for landed property, which is not the case with condos, said Mr Cheng.
2 INSTALMENT RESERVE
Mr Cheng said it is important to invest within your means. Have a reserve of at least one year's worth of instalments in case of shocks, like a loss of income.
3 LEASING OR LIVING?
Mr Arvin Sylvester Lim, division director of Century 21 SHL Realty, said it is important to be sure if you plan to live in the property or rent it out.If you are making it your home, the equation is simple: Find something that you like and can afford.If you are looking to invest and rent out, do your research to see if there is good demand in an area, and if the rent will be enough to cover the instalment payment and still allow a profit.
4 DON'T WAIT TOO LONG
While one should hold back until one finds something ideal, Mr Lim does not encourage overspeculating on trends."Buying a house is not like buying a car. The moment you drive the car...the value drops, but with property the value can go up or down," he said.Even though prices are expected to fall further, "a home is a must", Mr Lim said. He advises against pegging buying one to unpredictable market movements.
5 MAKE OFFERS FAST
Buyers who bought too many properties or can't afford to keep up with payments, given the weak economy, will be selling off their investments now, said Mr Shannan Govindarajoo, marketing manager at ERA.He suggests you start looking and making reasonable offers as he thinks more buyers will be entering the market, which could mean prices for these "must-sell" properties may rise.
6 CHECK MASTER PLAN
Look at the Urban Redevelopment Authority's master plan and invest where the Government is pumping in money, said Mr Govindarajoo.For instance, he thinks those interested in the Marina area should strike now, as prices are down by 40 per cent, compared to last year's.Mr Lim said investing in property in that area will reap great returns when the integrated resort is ready as "a lot of the management staff will be living there, so rentals will be high".
7 SHOP FOR A LOAN
Banks are now becoming more cautious with making home loans and how much they are willing to lend, said Mr Govindarajoo.He advised shopping around for a good home loan first, so that you do not commit yourself to a seller before knowing how much you have to work with.
8 PRICE VS VALUATION
Check the valuations of the property you are considering at different banks to make sure you?re getting a good deal, said Mr Govindarajoo.
9 OLDER CONDOS
Mr Parthiban Sadagopal, a Prop- Nex realtor, suggests buying a condo "between seven and 10 years old in the outskirts", like Pasir Ris or Tampines.Judging from the trend seen after the 2003 recession, such condos are good buys for living in and investment, as you could hope to buy one at $400,000 to $500,000 now and sell it for up to $800,000 when the economy picks up.Renting it out could fetch $3,000 a month as well.
Private properties looking attractive
What to look out for when hunting for that perfect condo or house.
Fri, Dec 26, 2008
my paper By
Shila Naidu
THE recession has resulted in a 25-per-cent fall in private- property prices from their market peak, and with prices expected to dip further next year, there may be opportunities to pick up some bargains.
However, buyers of properties - whether for investment or occupancy - should do their homework before committing to such big-ticket items.
Here are 10 tips to keep firmly in mind.
1 CONSIDER LANDED
The executive director of HSR Property Group, Mr Eric Cheng, feels that if buyers are willing to fork out $1.2 million to $1.3million for a condominium, they should consider buying landed property instead.Due to land scarcity in Singapore, there is always more demand than supply for landed property, which is not the case with condos, said Mr Cheng.
2 INSTALMENT RESERVE
Mr Cheng said it is important to invest within your means. Have a reserve of at least one year's worth of instalments in case of shocks, like a loss of income.
3 LEASING OR LIVING?
Mr Arvin Sylvester Lim, division director of Century 21 SHL Realty, said it is important to be sure if you plan to live in the property or rent it out.If you are making it your home, the equation is simple: Find something that you like and can afford.If you are looking to invest and rent out, do your research to see if there is good demand in an area, and if the rent will be enough to cover the instalment payment and still allow a profit.
4 DON'T WAIT TOO LONG
While one should hold back until one finds something ideal, Mr Lim does not encourage overspeculating on trends."Buying a house is not like buying a car. The moment you drive the car...the value drops, but with property the value can go up or down," he said.Even though prices are expected to fall further, "a home is a must", Mr Lim said. He advises against pegging buying one to unpredictable market movements.
5 MAKE OFFERS FAST
Buyers who bought too many properties or can't afford to keep up with payments, given the weak economy, will be selling off their investments now, said Mr Shannan Govindarajoo, marketing manager at ERA.He suggests you start looking and making reasonable offers as he thinks more buyers will be entering the market, which could mean prices for these "must-sell" properties may rise.
6 CHECK MASTER PLAN
Look at the Urban Redevelopment Authority's master plan and invest where the Government is pumping in money, said Mr Govindarajoo.For instance, he thinks those interested in the Marina area should strike now, as prices are down by 40 per cent, compared to last year's.Mr Lim said investing in property in that area will reap great returns when the integrated resort is ready as "a lot of the management staff will be living there, so rentals will be high".
7 SHOP FOR A LOAN
Banks are now becoming more cautious with making home loans and how much they are willing to lend, said Mr Govindarajoo.He advised shopping around for a good home loan first, so that you do not commit yourself to a seller before knowing how much you have to work with.
8 PRICE VS VALUATION
Check the valuations of the property you are considering at different banks to make sure you?re getting a good deal, said Mr Govindarajoo.
9 OLDER CONDOS
Mr Parthiban Sadagopal, a Prop- Nex realtor, suggests buying a condo "between seven and 10 years old in the outskirts", like Pasir Ris or Tampines.Judging from the trend seen after the 2003 recession, such condos are good buys for living in and investment, as you could hope to buy one at $400,000 to $500,000 now and sell it for up to $800,000 when the economy picks up.Renting it out could fetch $3,000 a month as well.
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