Sino Tac Holding sold more than half of Auralis on May 4 launch

EXCLUSIVE: 30 out of the 56 residential units have been sold, according to the property developer’s Assistant Manager for Admin/Property Lilian Chan.

“Actually, during the launch last week, we just released 30 of the total units of Auralis and these were all sold,” she said noting high demand for the new condominium situated at East Coast.

The “Auralis”, which was supposedly to launch on April 30 is an attractive quantum according to experts starting from $6XX K for a 463 sqft one-bedroom unit.

“Auralis is located in centralise location District 1, right in the much sought-after lifestyle hub in East Coast area,” said property specialist Candice Loh of newcondo.sg.

In terms of rental yield, Ms. Loh said that one can expect potential increase in rentals and prices of property with the implementation of the East Coast enhancement by the government under the URA MP2008 East Regional Plan.
The property is in close proximity to MRT stations Kembangan, Eunos and the future East Coast.

Moreover, it has easy access to major expressways KPE, ECP, PIE and SLE. Establishments near to Auralis include East Coast Park, CBD<Suntec City, Marina Sands Integrated Resort, Orchard Shopping Belt and Singapore Changi Airport.

Sino Tac Holdings is under the property conglomerate, Tiong Aik Group of Companies.

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