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At least 2,000 new private homes to come on stream from projects set for Q3 launch

Keen interest is expected in upcoming launches after dry spell, but take-up will hinge on pricing

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Samuel Oh

Samuel Oh

Published Thu, Jul 4, 2024 · 07:13 PM — Updated Wed, Jul 10, 2024 · 03:14 PM
    • Freehold project Kassia will have 276 residential units in four eight-storey blocks, and is expected to receive its Temporary Occupation Permit in November 2027.
    • Freehold project Kassia will have 276 residential units in four eight-storey blocks, and is expected to receive its Temporary Occupation Permit in November 2027. ILLUSTRATION: HONG LEONG HOLDINGS

    SOME 2,300 new private homes are expected to be marketed in the third quarter of 2024, with up to nine project launches said to be lined up between now and end-September.

    Coming up this weekend is the preview of Kassia, a freehold 276-unit condominium project at Flora Drive in the Upper Changi region, with prices starting from S$883,000.

    The launch of Kassia comes two weeks after SingHaiyi, CEL Development and KSH Holdings started marketing a 440-unit Jurong East project, Sora. Several other major projects – including the 366-unit Union Square Residences and a 552-unit condo at Pine Grove – have also been slated for a Q3 launch.

    hong leong holdingsCity Developments Ltd (CDL)

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