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More than 2,200 units to go on sale in S'pore's largest condo development

SINGAPORE — The Republic’s largest condominium development — with more than 2,200 units on offer — is set to launch on Friday (March 15).

Treasure at Tampines, situated on a 650,000 sqf plot of land at Tampines Street 11, will offer one- to five-bedroom units, priced at S$1,280 psf on average.

Treasure at Tampines, situated on a 650,000 sqf plot of land at Tampines Street 11, will offer one- to five-bedroom units, priced at S$1,280 psf on average.

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SINGAPORE — The Republic’s largest condominium development — with more than 2,200 units on offer — is set to launch on Friday (March 15).

Treasure at Tampines, situated on a 650,000 sqf plot of land at Tampines Street 11, will offer one- to five-bedroom units, priced at S$1,280 psf on average.

Sim Lian Group said in a media release on March 14 that the units range from 463 sqf to 1,722 sqf (43 sqm to 160 sqm).

The condominium sits on the site of the former Tampines Court HUDC development, sold in a 2017 en bloc exercise for about S$970 million — the second largest collective sale in recent years.

Sim Lian Group said it expects the condominium to receive its Temporary Occupancy Permit by 2023.

The condominium will have 128 recreational and lifestyle amenities, including pools, playgrounds, and a 24-hour indoor and outdoor gym facility.

Sim Lian Group executive director Kuik Sing Beng said the project marked a “milestone” for the company.

“Catered for families and upgraders, the units are spacious as we stay true to our commitment of creating homes with efficient layouts.

“With close proximity to Singapore’s air hub — Changi Airport, Jewel Changi Airport — and Changi Business Park, we believe a home here will be a very attractive proposition for both new home buyers and upgraders alike, as well as investors,” he added.

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