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Some 230 units of Parc Botannia sold at launch

The 735-unit project in Sengkang saw average selling price of $1,270 psf

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Published Sun, Nov 12, 2017 · 09:50 PM

    Singapore

    SINGAPOREANS thronging the weekend launch of Parc Botannia snapped up some 230 units of the Sengkang 99-year leasehold condominium over the weekend. The average selling price was S$1,270 per square foot.

    Lee Sze Hao, chief executive officer of Sing Holdings, told The Business Times that the initial plan was to release 250 of the 735 units in the development for sale.

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