Aurea, the residential component of Golden Mile Singapore, has seen a robust response from homebuyers and investors during its initial launch weekend. Of the 78 units released in Phase 1, 23 units—approximately 30%—were sold at an average price of S$3,005 per square foot. This interest highlights the demand for luxury residences offering exceptional views and a blend of heritage and modern sophistication in a rapidly transforming district.
The Chief Operating Officer of Far East Organisation’s Sales and Leasing Group, Shaw Lay See, noted the strong interest in Aurea’s premium 4-bedroom bay-facing units from the Signature Collection. “These homes provide spectacular sweeping views of Kallang Basin and the ocean, and slightly further afield—Marina Bay and the CBD,” she stated. The development’s unique integration of urban convenience and residential privacy, facilitated by a link bridge to The Golden Mile retail and commercial hub, adds to its allure.
Eighty-three percent of Aurea’s buyers are Singaporeans, with the remaining 17% being Permanent Residents from Malaysia. The 2- and 3-bedroom flats from the Prestige Collection accounted for 74% of sales, appealing to buyers with their well-designed spaces and investment potential. The 4-bedroom units are particularly attractive due to their expansive balconies and the ‘hanging garden’ concept.
Aurea is strategically positioned to benefit from Singapore’s ongoing urban renewal efforts, including the revitalisation of Beach Road and the completion of the North-South Corridor. With only 188 units available, Aurea offers a limited collection of unique residences, enhancing its exclusivity and value in the market.
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