The Business Times-28 May 2019

Like the CCR, the number of units launched in the OCR during Q1 (796 units) were more than 2.5 times higher compared to Q4 2018 (300 units). However, the sell-down rate fell to about 9.9%, as the scale of the projects launched were much larger such as Treasure at Tampines (2,203 units) and The Florence Residences (1,410 units).

“Buyers in the OCR tend to be more price-sensitive, with Treasure at Tampines as the best-selling project that achieved 59% launched sell-down rate (i.e. selling 289 of 490 units launched) and unit prices ranging from $1,173 to $1,467 psf,” Saleha Yusoff, ET&Co’s executive director and regional head of research and consulting, explained.

PropertyGuru-17 May 2019

Homes in the East have risen in popularity amongst growing families in recent years due to the revival of suburban localities, the establishment of new growth corridors and new transportation links in the region.

For instance, residents in the East will soon enjoy more MRT links to the city and to the northern parts of the island with the upcoming Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL).

This can be observed in the strong take-ups of new private homes in the region, as seen in last year’s launch of the 861-unit The Tapestry, and the recent launch of the mega-project Treasure at Tampines. The latter comprises 2,203 units and is touted as Singapore’s largest condo development.

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With that, Treasure at Tampines’ launch is expected to influence home prices within the area this year and the following year.

Yahoo Finance-11 May 2019

The unveiling of the Master Plan 2019 at the end of March, which includes the plan for Changi Region, and the opening of Jewel Changi Airport in mid-April, have benefitted a number of recently launched residential projects. These include the 2,203-unit Treasure at Tampines near Tampines Central by Sim Lian Group, which was launched in March; the 861-unit The Tapestry at by City Developments, launched 14 months ago; and the 428-unit The Jovell at Flora Drive, off Upper Changi Road North, which was launched last September.

The Straits Times-25 Mar 2019

SINGAPORE – Singapore’s largest condominium Treasure at Tampines sold 272 units at an average $1,280 per sq ft, after the project launched over the weekend. Developer Sim Lian released 490 units for sale.

The close to 650,000 sq ft development, situated on the former Tampines Court site, has 2,203 units in all.

The Business Times-14 Mar 2019

TREASURE at Tampines, the 2,203-unit condominium coming up on the site of the former Tampines Court HUDC estate, is available for …

The Straits Times-13 Mar 2019

SINGAPORE – Treasure at Tampines, the 2,203-unit condominium coming up on the site of the former Tampines Court HUDC estate, will be …

Yahoo Singapore News-14 Mar 2019

The Straits Times-11 hours ago

To be priced at about $1,280 per sq ft, the 99-year leasehold Treasure At Tampines is expected to receive its temporary occupation permit by …

In-Depth-Channel NewsAsia-10 hours ago

EdgeProp.sg-14 Mar 2019

The 2,203-unit private condo will be the largest in Singapore to date, and priced at an average of $1,280 psf, is likely to attract a mix of first-time …