Shoebox units help Sky Vue sell 85%
of units launched
Good response fuels hopes of pick-up
in market sentiment
By grace leong gleong@sph.com
CAPITALAND'S reversal of its former
CEO's stand against shoebox units
appears to have paid off.
The company, which is now led by Lim
Ming Yan following the retirement of Liew Mun Leong, said the initial sales launch
of Sky Vue at Bishan Central saw 430
units sold out of 505 units released for
sale this past weekend. The strong
response fuelled cautious hopes of a
pick-up in market sentiment following several rounds of property cooling
measures.
The property giant sold 410 units at an
average price of $1,500 per square foot
(psf) on Saturday, the first day of sales,
plus 20 more yesterday, with one- bedroom and two-bedroom units being the
most popular. This compares with 90
units sold this past weekend at Thomson
Three, bringing the total to 250 sold out of
320 units released to date, according to a
UOL spoke...
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