Bartley Residences now more than 80% sold

110 out of 702 units are still up for sale.

Singapore Business Review's spot check with marketing agents found that this property located near Bartley MRT station has 55 units snapped up this month as of October 19.

Units were sold at an average price of $1,220-$1,250psf.

Data from the Urban Redevelopment Authority showed that Bartley Residences, a joint development by Hong Leong Group and City Developments, sold a total of 537 out of 702 units in the eight-month period to September.

Bartley Residences first launched on February 22 where more than half of released units or 65 out of 120 units were sold at an average price of $1,200 per square foot.

Main attractions are as follows:

Right next to Bartley Circle Line MRT Station
Within 1 km to Maris Stella High School
1 MRT stop to Nex Mall, Serangoon MRT Interchange
3 MRT stops to Paya Lebar Commercial Hub

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