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CK Asset to release 55 more units for sale at Perfect Ten; prices start at S$2.1m

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Nisha Ramchandani

Nisha Ramchandani

Published Tue, Sep 6, 2022 · 03:25 PM
    • To date, property developer CK Asset has sold 96 of the 115 units at the 230-unit Perfect Ten in Bukit Timah. Highlighting the project’s proximity to reputable schools, Dr Justin Chiu, executive director of CK Asset, says: “Many of our buyers are families with young children. We are confident that the new tower, which comes with different orientations and views, will be well-received by the market.” 
    • To date, property developer CK Asset has sold 96 of the 115 units at the 230-unit Perfect Ten in Bukit Timah. Highlighting the project’s proximity to reputable schools, Dr Justin Chiu, executive director of CK Asset, says: “Many of our buyers are families with young children. We are confident that the new tower, which comes with different orientations and views, will be well-received by the market.”  PHOTO: YEN MENG JIIN, BT

    CK Asset Holdings will launch 55 more units at its freehold, 230-unit residential project, Perfect Ten, on Saturday (Sep 10) under its latest phase of sales.

    Indicative prices for these units at the luxury development in Bukit Timah in District 10 start at about S$2.1 million to S$2.5 million for the 2-bedroom units, and S$3.5 million to S$4.1 million for the 3-bedroom units.

    The developer said the average price for the 55 units works out to around S$3,000 per square foot (psf).

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