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UOL and CapitaLand’s Skye at Holland nearly sells out at launch

Skye at Holland sold 658 of its 666 units or 99% of all units for sale over its launch weekend.

The project, a 99-year leasehold development in Holland Village, saw broad-based demand from Singaporeans and permanent residents buying for their own use or investment, UOL Group and CapitaLand Development (CLD) said in a joint statement.

“Almost all of our buyers are Singaporeans and permanent residents, many of whom are drawn to the coveted District 10 address, unparalleled views, MRT connectivity and proximity to popular schools like Henry Park Primary School and National University of Singapore,” the statement said.

A joint spokesperson for UOL and CLD said centrally located launches continue to attract local buyers, adding that the partners remain focused on developing projects in established neighbourhoods following PARKTOWN Residence.

The launch comes after a quieter second quarter for private housing sales, highlighting continued appetite for well-located projects amidst stable buyer sentiment.
 

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