Launching: The Cascadia and Suites de Laurels

Bukit Timah properties keep home viewers occupied this Vesak Day weekend.

The Cascadia by Allgreen Properties
Location: District 21, 921-945 Bukit Timah Road
Tenure: Freehold
Launching: End May 2010, now available for private preview
T.O.P.: 2011
Type: The Cascadia is a freehold condominium project located along Bukit Timah Road, a short ride from the upcoming Sixth Avenue MRT Station. Occupying a large land area of about 300,000 sq ft with thirteen 10-storey blocks, The Cascadia offers 536 units with various configurations, including 1-4 bedroom units and penthouses. Sizes range from 570 sq ft to 5231 sq ft. Inspired by the tropical resort theme, The Cascadia comes complete with lush greenery, water fountains and tropical foliage. Prices expected to start from $1,450 per sq ft.
Analyst's forecast: Situated within the vicinity of numerous prominent schools such as Methodist Girls' School, Hwa Chong Institution, Raffles Girls Primary, National Junior College and located close to amenities such as Bukit Timah Plaza, this property is ideal for owners looking for their own home stay.

Suites de Laurels by Sustained Land
Location: District 21, 2 Jalan Anak Bukit
Tenure: 999 Years
Launching: End May / June 2010
T.O.P.: 2014
Type: Suites de Laurels is a low-rise five storey condo located in Jalan Anak Bukit, within short walking distance to the future King Albert MRT and Bukit Timah Plaza.
This project consists of 72 units ranging from 1 to 3 bedrooms of 484 to 915 sq ft, including 15 penthouses, ranging from 937 to 1,539 sq ft. It features a sleek contemporary facade and is equipped with standard condo facilities. Prices are expected to start from $1,450 per sq ft.
Analyst's forecast: This is an excellent uptown district with great amenities. With
the upcoming King Albert MRT station in 2015 and the anticipated makeover of
Bukit Timah Plaza, buyers can expect a good capital appreciation and decent
rental yield.

Source credit: Keith Ng, Asia Property Group Pte. Ltd. www.propertyshowrooms.sg

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