UOL to launch Katong Regency on April 19

Prices for the 244-unit development along Tanjong Katong Road start at $950,000.

The rare freehold residential project in District 15 was formerly home of the Lion City Hotel and Hollywood Theatre sites.

UOL Group will launch this Thursday Katong Regency, a rare freehold residential project in District 15 on the former Lion City Hotel and Hollywood Theatre sites.

The 244-unit development along Tanjong Katong Road is priced from about $950,000 for 550-square feet one-bedroom unit, $1.38 million for 960-square feet two-bedroom unit, $2.05 million for 1,389-square feet three-bedroom unit and $2.52 million for 1,970-square feet three-bedroom penthouse unit.

Katong Regency is the residential portion of the mixed-use development which includes a sizeable retail mall called ONE KM. The name signifies its central location and positioning as a knowledge mall which also offers lifestyle, entertainment and gastronomy.

Mr Kam Tin Seah, Senior General Manager, Investment & Strategic Development for UOL Group, said: “We are very excited with the launch of Katong Regency; rarely do we find a freehold site that is so near to the city centre and yet so strategic in location for families and businesses. With the mixed-use development, we hope to be the catalyst to rejuvenate the Tanjong Katong enclave like what we did successfully in the past with Tiong Bahru and Novena.’’

UOL is the owner of the two niche assets United Square and Novena Square. Over at Tiong Bahru, UOL helped rejuvenate the matured estate with trendsetting sell-out projects including Twin Regency, Regency Suites and The Regency@Tiong Bahru.

Katong Regency has one- to three-bedroom apartments spread over three residential towers. More than half or 126 units comprise one bedroom and one-plus-study bedrooms, with 58 two-bedroom units, 36 three-bedroom units, as well as 18 sky suites, and six exclusive penthouses.

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