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Six projects with 3,500 new homes to hit market in November as developers rush out launches 

They include Chuan Park, Nava Grove and Union Square Residences; market watchers cite recent strong sales

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Published Wed, Oct 30, 2024 · 10:14 PM
    • CDL’s Norwood Grand sold 84 per cent of its 348 units at an average selling price of S$2,067 per square foot, making it the best-performing private residential launch so far this year. 
    • CDL’s Norwood Grand sold 84 per cent of its 348 units at an average selling price of S$2,067 per square foot, making it the best-performing private residential launch so far this year.  PHOTO: CDL

    A SLEW of new condominium projects are slated to be launched in the next few weeks, with developers pushing out projects to catch the wave of rising sentiment ahead of the year-end holiday season.

    Six projects, with 3,551 units among them, will be booking sales in November, in an extraordinary crush of new launches in a single month. In the first six months of 2024, developers marketed 2,485 new units (including executive condos), and another 1,325 units in the third quarter.

    Four projects – Chuan Park, Nava Grove, Emerald of Katong and executive condo Novo Place – are scheduled to be launched on Nov 16. Union Square Residences has brought forward its sales booking start to Nov 9 from its original Nov 16 date, agents told The Business Times; The Collective at One Sophia will book sales from Nov 6. All will be starting previews this weekend.

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