Singaporeans drive Sky Green demand to 80% sold

Locals snapped up units at an average of $1,502 per sqft.

Of the 176 units in the freehold development, approximately 80% has been sold before its official launch slated for next weekend, said Unique Realty, the consortium behind Sky Green, and which is comprised of Heeton Holdings Limited, KSH Holdings Limted, TEE International Limited and Zap Piling Pte Ltd.

“We are encouraged by the positive response to Sky Green. We see this as affirmation of the condominium’s good design, location and value. We believe the development is set to become a distinctive landmark in the heart of the mature MacPherson estate," said Mr Danny Low, COO and Executive Director of Heeton Holdings, said. 

Sky Green, which occupies some 71,283 sq ft, is located at the start of MacPherson Road just off Upper Paya Lebar Road. The development comprises two 16-storey blocks holding 172 one- to four-bedroom apartment units ranging from 441 sq ft to 1,496 sq ft, and four three- to four-bedroom penthouses ranging from 2,207 sq ft to 2,906 sq ft. All the fourbedroom units are fitted with a dual-key system, allowing for inter-generational living or  leasing purposes.

Mr Choo Chee Onn, Executive Chairman and Managing Director of KSH Holdings, said, “Sky Green is designed to offer visual respite with its undulating façade that draws inspiration from the shape of gentle waves. This will distinctly set Sky Green apart from the more linear exterior of the buildings in the vicinity. ”  

Sky Green is located mere minutes from Tai Seng and MacPherson MRT stations, and is well-connected to key transport arteries, such as the Pan-Island Expressway, the Kallang Paya Lebar Expressway and Central Expressway. The development is also in close proximity to a network of eateries, and entertainment and shopping hotspots such as nex shopping mall and the upcoming One KM retail mall, as well as renowned schools such as Maris Stella High School and Saint Andrew’s Junior College.

Mr. C. K. Phua, Group Chief Executive and Managing Director of TEE International, noted, “Sky Green is the embodiment of ideal city fringe living, with easy access to a myriad of lifestyle amenities and a well-established industrial hub. We believe this makes it an attractive proposition for both owner-occupiers and investors.” 

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