70% of Meyerise’s 120 units grabbed at launching

Of the units sold, nearly half consisted of 3-bedroom units.

The Meyerise, a high-end freehold development by Hong Leong Holdings, saw strong interest in its preview weekend with some 70 per cent of 120 units released snapped up.

Of the units sold, nearly half consisted of 3-bedroom units. Unit prices ranged from $1,400 to $2,540 psf. Singaporeans and Permanent Residents made up over 90 per cent of buyers in the preview weekend.

“Location proved to be a strong deciding factor for buyers of The Meyerise, particularly since about 50 per cent of buyers already live in District 15,” noted Ms Betsy Chng, Head of Sales and Marketing for Hong Leong Holdings. “Coupled with the fact that new freehold projects are becoming a rarity, many buyers felt that this was a good deal.”

The 239-unit Meyerise is located minutes away Parkway Parade, Katong Shopping Centre and 112 Katong, as well as well-known heritage neighbourhoods Joo Chiat and Katong. Amenities such as grocery and retail shopping, banks, eateries are also within easy reach of the development. The central business district is easily accessible via East Coast Expressway and Nicoll Highway which are just a mere 5-minute drive away. For family entertainment, Playground @ Big Splash and East Coast Park are choice options. Premier schools include Chung Cheng High School, Tanjong Katong Primary School, Tao Nan Primary School, Dunman High School, Victoria School and Victoria Junior College.

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