Aurea, a distinctive mixed-use development along Nicoll Highway, has captured the attention of discerning buyers during its launch weekend. The development’s appeal lies in its strategic location and the convenience it offers, making it an attractive option for those seeking a unique property with strong appreciation potential. According to Mark Yip, CEO of Huttons Asia, Aurea’s location reduces the need for long commutes for city workers, enhancing its desirability.
Aurea is set to benefit significantly from Singapore’s extensive urban transformation plans. The development is positioned at the forefront of the 120-kilometre Southern coastline redevelopment, which includes the Greater Southern Waterfront, Marina Bay, Kallang Basin, and the future Long Island project. Additionally, the North-South Corridor, expected to open progressively from 2027, will further enhance connectivity, making the area more accessible.
The Government’s focus on developing the Nicoll precinct, spanning approximately 59 hectares, adds to Aurea’s appeal. Plans for the precinct include new residential and recreational spaces, the relocation of the Singapore Sports School to Kallang, and a new indoor sports arena. Furthermore, the precinct will integrate with the future Bay Central Garden.
Despite these extensive transformation plans, the supply of new homes in District 7 remains limited. Aurea is likely the only new launch in the district in 2025, offering buyers a first-mover advantage. As these plans materialise, property prices are expected to rise, making Aurea a promising investment opportunity.
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