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    Arrow Update Cyan 280909

    Hi Bro,

    Allow me to share with you some info of Cyan,
    1 Bedroom leave limited unit.

    Site Area : 15,135.8m2
    Tenure : Freehold
    Total No. of Units : 278
    Total No. of Carpark Lots : 320
    Indicative Selling Price : Approx. $ 1,750 to $ 2,000 psf



    Unit Type No. of Units Size Range (sqft)
    1-Bedroom 41 ~ 679 to 710
    2-Bedroom 106 ~ 1,016 to 1,165
    3-Bedroom 70 ~ 1,480 to 1,573
    4-Bedroom 28 ~ 1,722 to 2,003
    2-Bedroom Loft 23 ~ 1,343 to 1,395
    3-Bedroom Loft 2 ~ 2,159
    4-Bedroom Penthse 8 ~ 2,453 to 2,691


    Interest to view presentation slide of Cyan before submit your Cheque?
    Please Contact me "Andy" for appointement arrangement.
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    Space is the ultimate form of luxury.

    Cyan, latest FREEHOLD residential project situated in the prime district of Bukit Timah, is slated for launch soon. Located near prestigious schools and minutes away from the shopping paradise of Orchard Road, this project presents an excellent choice for both investment and own stay.

    Comprising 278 units spread over two towers, these luxurious apartments are offered in 1 to 4-bedroom options as well as loft and penthouse choices.



    FACILITIES

    • 50m Lap Pool
    • Tennis Courts
    • Dining Pavilions
    • Lagoon Villas with dining amenities
    • Gym
    • Jacuzzis
    • Spa Pools
    • Rainforest Bungalow with dining and kitchen amenities
    • Pool Bungalow with air conditioned dining and kitchen amenities

    AMENITIES
    • Near Newton & Novena MRT
    • Close to Botanic Gardens
    • Close to Singapore Chinese Girls' School, Raffles Girls' School
    • Near National Junior College


    If you would like to attend the preview of Cyan, please register with us.

    contact : Andy 8448 3535

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    The overall site design is very good. However, the floor plan is not that impressive as the bedrooms are too long.

    Don't get the one facing the road.

    IMHO, better than Madison.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Laguna
    The overall site design is very good. However, the floor plan is not that impressive as the bedrooms are too long.

    Don't get the one facing the road.

    IMHO, better than Madison.
    Of course this is better than Madison. But I am not sure the $300-$400psf premium can be justified.

    Is this location the same as Balmoral or Balmoral Road?

    Keng Chin is a tiny road, not sure it can take the morning traffic coming out to a super heavy morning traffic along BT road.

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    Hi All,
    latest update on Cyan released units for sale as of 12 midnite.
    Tower A Tower B
    1 bedroom - Bal 1 Bal 2
    2 bedroom - Bal 15 Bal 12
    2 Loft - Bal 2 NA
    3 bedroom - Bal 7 Bal 8

    As you can see,
    1) The 1 bedroom are almost fully booked FOR THE WHOLE project.
    Bal only 2 units should the above 3 units be taken up.

    With these units booked, going psf for the 2bedrooms will be closer to $1900. 3 bedrooms estimate will be around $1800-$1900

    So new range will be from 1800 - 1900psf. Not a drop in price but rather because the 1 bedder are almost gone.

    Do give me a call if keen.

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    Total No. of Units : 278
    Total No. of Carpark Lots : 320

    Unit Type No. of Units Size Range (sqft)
    1-Bedroom 41 ~ 679 to 710
    2-Bedroom 106 ~ 1,016 to 1,165
    3-Bedroom 70 ~ 1,480 to 1,573
    4-Bedroom 28 ~ 1,722 to 2,003
    2-Bedroom Loft 23 ~ 1,343 to 1,395
    3-Bedroom Loft 2 ~ 2,159
    4-Bedroom Penthse 8 ~ 2,453 to 2,691


    Carparks entitlement as follow
    1/2 bedroom - 1 lot
    3/4 bedrooms - 2 lots
    4 Penthouse - 3 lots


    Any mathematician can help?

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    what he is telling you is far east is gambling that 394-320 = 74 car park lots are not taken up. eg, some 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom owners do not own cars (rented to expats), or some 3 bedrooms own only 1 car. any combination of the above they hope will unlock the 74 extra lots.

    Quote Originally Posted by dazzleboy
    Total No. of Units : 278
    Total No. of Carpark Lots : 320

    Unit Type No. of Units Size Range (sqft)
    1-Bedroom 41 ~ 679 to 710
    2-Bedroom 106 ~ 1,016 to 1,165
    3-Bedroom 70 ~ 1,480 to 1,573
    4-Bedroom 28 ~ 1,722 to 2,003
    2-Bedroom Loft 23 ~ 1,343 to 1,395
    3-Bedroom Loft 2 ~ 2,159
    4-Bedroom Penthse 8 ~ 2,453 to 2,691


    Carparks entitlement as follow
    1/2 bedroom - 1 lot
    3/4 bedrooms - 2 lots
    4 Penthouse - 3 lots


    Any mathematician can help?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bargain hunter
    what he is telling you is far east is gambling that 394-320 = 74 car park lots are not taken up. eg, some 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom owners do not own cars (rented to expats), or some 3 bedrooms own only 1 car. any combination of the above they hope will unlock the 74 extra lots.
    This may be a gross misrepresentation. In most development the title of the car part lots is not tied to the owner's unit. There are only few exceptions where the ground floor unit goes directly to basement where the carpark is given exclusively to the owner.

    It's usually up to the mgmt corporation how the 320carparks are allocated to the 278units of development. The developer can suggest but ultimately there maybe no legal right that the 3BR owners can have 2 lots allocated.

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    wow, 24 units in total for all those projects? I wonder how Cyan will fare.


    From BT,

    "Sales at projects that have been on the market longer have tapered off. For instance, NTUC Choice Homes last week sold five units at its 99-year leasehold Trevista condo in Toa Payoh bringing total units sold to 478 units in the 590-unit condo.
    So far this month, the developer appears to have sold 65 units. The average price currently is $935 psf, higher than $898 psf initially. The price premium for IAS buyers is 2 per cent. So far 21 per cent of the total 478 units sold have been on IAS.
    Far East Organization sold 24 units last week at its various projects across the island. Its top selling projects were Waterfront Keys and Waterfront Waves in Bedok, Floridian in Bukit Timah, and Mi Casa in Choa Chu Kang.
    BT understands several other projects on the island saw sales of just one or two units over the weekend. Meadows @ Peirce is said to have seen sales of two units and Trizon in the Mount Sinai area, just one unit."

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    Quote Originally Posted by bargain hunter
    wow, 24 units in total for all those projects? I wonder how Cyan will fare.


    From BT,

    "Sales at projects that have been on the market longer have tapered off. For instance, NTUC Choice Homes last week sold five units at its 99-year leasehold Trevista condo in Toa Payoh bringing total units sold to 478 units in the 590-unit condo.
    So far this month, the developer appears to have sold 65 units. The average price currently is $935 psf, higher than $898 psf initially. The price premium for IAS buyers is 2 per cent. So far 21 per cent of the total 478 units sold have been on IAS.
    Far East Organization sold 24 units last week at its various projects across the island. Its top selling projects were Waterfront Keys and Waterfront Waves in Bedok, Floridian in Bukit Timah, and Mi Casa in Choa Chu Kang.
    BT understands several other projects on the island saw sales of just one or two units over the weekend. Meadows @ Peirce is said to have seen sales of two units and Trizon in the Mount Sinai area, just one unit."
    Not sure why only half of the article was posted. Perhaps he was late in paying his subscription to The Business Times. That's why he received only half of the article?

    Anyway, here is the full article:


    Hundred Trees defies market chill elsewhere
    Sales taper off at many projects as cooling measures start to seep in
    Kalpana Rashiwala
    The Business Times
    Tuesday, 29 September 2009

    City Developments Ltd (CDL) sold a whopping 316 units last week at its Hundred Trees condo in the West Coast, a quarter of them on interest absorption scheme (IAS). Demand for most other projects, however, seemed to falter.

    'Hundred Trees is amongst the last few developments where buyers may opt for IAS,' CDL noted in its press release yesterday. The developer has raised the 956-year leasehold condo's average price from $895 psf initially to about $910 psf. Those who buy on IAS pay a 2.5% price premium.

    It was a different story elsewhere as house-hunters ponder the implications of the Sept 14 measures by the government to cool the market. These include scrapping IAS and restarting confirmed list government land sales in first half 2010.

    One property consultant even hazarded a guess that 'a pull-back in demand of 10% is not unrealistic'.

    BT understands that CapitaLand and its partners last week sold fewer than 20 units at The InterLace condo which will be developed on the Gillman Heights site, after selling 233 units the preceding week. No IAS is being offered for the 99-year leasehold condo.

    Analysts point out that the project's pricing is also not compelling. Prices range from $850 to $1,150 psf though market watchers say that on average, the price is about $1,000 psf. The project's unique design may appeal to some but not others, they added.

    InterLace also does not have any one-bedroom units, which typically involve a lower lump sum investment and tend to sell off fastest in projects, a market watcher said.

    In the Marine Parade location, GuocoLand sold another 21 units at its freehold Elliot At The East Coast project last week. This brings total units sold to 66 units. The developer has released 80 of the total 119 units in the five-storey project at an average price of $970 psf. It is offering IAS in exchange for a 2 per cent price premium. So far four buyers have taken up the scheme. GuocoLand began selling the condo on Sept 19.

    Sales at projects that have been on the market longer have tapered off. For instance, NTUC Choice Homes last week sold five units at its 99-year leasehold Trevista condo in Toa Payoh bringing total units sold to 478 units in the 590-unit condo.

    So far this month, the developer appears to have sold 65 units. The average price currently is $935 psf, higher than $898 psf initially. The price premium for IAS buyers is 2%. So far 21% of the total 478 units sold have been on IAS.

    Far East Organization sold 24 units last week at its various projects across the island. Its top selling projects were Waterfront Keys and Waterfront Waves in Bedok, Floridian in Bukit Timah, and Mi Casa in Choa Chu Kang.

    BT understands several other projects on the island saw sales of just one or two units over the weekend. Meadows @ Peirce is said to have seen sales of two units and Trizon in the Mount Sinai area, just one unit.

    A seasoned property consultant said: 'The market had cooled off slightly even before the Sept 14 measures as price resistance set in after rapid price increases between May and August. People throng showflats of newly released developments, looking for the best units and buy what they can afford. After that, it can be a slow climb in terms of sales volume.'

    Most developers and agents have been arguing that the removal of IAS will not make a big dent on home sales as only a minority of buyers in projects where it is offered at a price premium have been taking up the scheme in recent months.

    'However, it is not the removal of IAS but the overall message, that the government is monitoring the market closely and ready to do more if necessary, that is having a psychological impact,' reckons DTZ's South-east Asia research head Chua Chor Hoon.

    'The Sept 14 package was a warning to market participants and a reminder to potential buyers to be careful,' she added.

    A property agent told BT that some people have walked away from buying units in new condos from developers recently as prices at some just-completed developments nearby or projects which are nearing completion are about 20% less in some instances.

    CDL said yesterday that 85% of Hundred Trees' buyers were Singaporeans.

    'There was a balanced mix of HDB upgraders and buyers who hold private property addresses,' it added. All 22 one-bedroom units, priced from $500,000, and 66 two-bedroom apartments, priced from $701,000, have been sold,' it added.

    All six penthouses costing between $2.4 million and $2.6 million have also been taken up. So far, CDL has soft launched 350 of Hundred Trees' total 396 units.

    It will release the remaining units this weekend, when it does an official launch, involving an ad campaign.

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    sorry, i only cut out the relevant parts for the respective threads so that people need not read through a stale story so many times. Please be assured that no one will dispute Hundred Trees is heading for a sell out. Anyway, as though people do not know. It's already the talk of the town.

    I'd love to see the number of units returned though when the buyers realise that they are the only people rushing in. LOL!

    Quote Originally Posted by Reporter
    Not sure why only half of the article was posted. Perhaps he was late in paying his subscription to The Business Times. That's why he received only half of the article?

    Anyway, here is the full article:


    Hundred Trees defies market chill elsewhere
    Sales taper off at many projects as cooling measures start to seep in
    Kalpana Rashiwala
    The Business Times
    Tuesday, 29 September 2009

    City Developments Ltd (CDL) sold a whopping 316 units last week at its Hundred Trees condo in the West Coast, a quarter of them on interest absorption scheme (IAS). Demand for most other projects, however, seemed to falter.

    'Hundred Trees is amongst the last few developments where buyers may opt for IAS,' CDL noted in its press release yesterday. The developer has raised the 956-year leasehold condo's average price from $895 psf initially to about $910 psf. Those who buy on IAS pay a 2.5% price premium.

    It was a different story elsewhere as house-hunters ponder the implications of the Sept 14 measures by the government to cool the market. These include scrapping IAS and restarting confirmed list government land sales in first half 2010.

    One property consultant even hazarded a guess that 'a pull-back in demand of 10% is not unrealistic'.

    BT understands that CapitaLand and its partners last week sold fewer than 20 units at The InterLace condo which will be developed on the Gillman Heights site, after selling 233 units the preceding week. No IAS is being offered for the 99-year leasehold condo.

    Analysts point out that the project's pricing is also not compelling. Prices range from $850 to $1,150 psf though market watchers say that on average, the price is about $1,000 psf. The project's unique design may appeal to some but not others, they added.

    InterLace also does not have any one-bedroom units, which typically involve a lower lump sum investment and tend to sell off fastest in projects, a market watcher said.

    In the Marine Parade location, GuocoLand sold another 21 units at its freehold Elliot At The East Coast project last week. This brings total units sold to 66 units. The developer has released 80 of the total 119 units in the five-storey project at an average price of $970 psf. It is offering IAS in exchange for a 2 per cent price premium. So far four buyers have taken up the scheme. GuocoLand began selling the condo on Sept 19.

    Sales at projects that have been on the market longer have tapered off. For instance, NTUC Choice Homes last week sold five units at its 99-year leasehold Trevista condo in Toa Payoh bringing total units sold to 478 units in the 590-unit condo.

    So far this month, the developer appears to have sold 65 units. The average price currently is $935 psf, higher than $898 psf initially. The price premium for IAS buyers is 2%. So far 21% of the total 478 units sold have been on IAS.

    Far East Organization sold 24 units last week at its various projects across the island. Its top selling projects were Waterfront Keys and Waterfront Waves in Bedok, Floridian in Bukit Timah, and Mi Casa in Choa Chu Kang.

    BT understands several other projects on the island saw sales of just one or two units over the weekend. Meadows @ Peirce is said to have seen sales of two units and Trizon in the Mount Sinai area, just one unit.

    A seasoned property consultant said: 'The market had cooled off slightly even before the Sept 14 measures as price resistance set in after rapid price increases between May and August. People throng showflats of newly released developments, looking for the best units and buy what they can afford. After that, it can be a slow climb in terms of sales volume.'

    Most developers and agents have been arguing that the removal of IAS will not make a big dent on home sales as only a minority of buyers in projects where it is offered at a price premium have been taking up the scheme in recent months.

    'However, it is not the removal of IAS but the overall message, that the government is monitoring the market closely and ready to do more if necessary, that is having a psychological impact,' reckons DTZ's South-east Asia research head Chua Chor Hoon.

    'The Sept 14 package was a warning to market participants and a reminder to potential buyers to be careful,' she added.

    A property agent told BT that some people have walked away from buying units in new condos from developers recently as prices at some just-completed developments nearby or projects which are nearing completion are about 20% less in some instances.

    CDL said yesterday that 85% of Hundred Trees' buyers were Singaporeans.

    'There was a balanced mix of HDB upgraders and buyers who hold private property addresses,' it added. All 22 one-bedroom units, priced from $500,000, and 66 two-bedroom apartments, priced from $701,000, have been sold,' it added.

    All six penthouses costing between $2.4 million and $2.6 million have also been taken up. So far, CDL has soft launched 350 of Hundred Trees' total 396 units.

    It will release the remaining units this weekend, when it does an official launch, involving an ad campaign.

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    Lol damn scary.. I seriously hope this weekend there will not be another ad like 100 Trees 100% sold out. Thank you for your Support (and your generous money)

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    Hi All,
    Overall, bookings for Cyan have been climbing slow and steady.
    Total units as of now 92 units books for those released units and a further 9 units book for the higher unreleased units.

    Do give me a call if you keen to book and be invited for the VIP preview on the 7th Oct 2009

    Status as follow up to the 10th floor.
    Tower A Tower B
    1 bedroom - All Booked Bal 3 ( including the 2 unrelease )
    2 bedrooms - Bal 14 Bal 6
    2 loft - Bal 2 NA
    3 bedrooms - Bal 8 Bal 9

    Happy shopping.

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    hi All,
    we are doing a final push before the preview and all of you are invited to our office in Toa Payoh HUB over this weekend to discussed and a preview for CYAN. My team will be happy to help you understand the projects.

    Location - 490, Lorong 6 Toa Payoh Hub # 03-12
    Sat - 11am - 3pm
    Sun - 2pm - 5pm

    All are welcome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by francistaong
    Hi All,
    Overall, bookings for Cyan have been climbing slow and steady.
    Total units as of now 92 units books for those released units and a further 9 units book for the higher unreleased units.

    Do give me a call if you keen to book and be invited for the VIP preview on the 7th Oct 2009

    Status as follow up to the 10th floor.
    Tower A Tower B
    1 bedroom - All Booked Bal 3 ( including the 2 unrelease )
    2 bedrooms - Bal 14 Bal 6
    2 loft - Bal 2 NA
    3 bedrooms - Bal 8 Bal 9

    Happy shopping.

    Best Regards
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    what's psf for a 4-room flat? are they at floors above the sky garden?

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    Quote Originally Posted by chenjdd
    what's psf for a 4-room flat? are they at floors above the sky garden?
    Hi Chen,
    i would est the psf as around 1900 as 4 bedrooms are all highfloors.
    Yes, there are units above the sky garden.

    Do drop by Toa payoh if it is convenient for you over the weekend or i can drop by to present to you. Thanks

    Regards
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    latest update, Showflat is under going finishing touch. As such preview will change to either this Sun or next wed latest.

    Went to the showflat briefing today, as expected looks much better than the rest of the other projects. As of this morning, a number of units been booked and would xpect the selection for the next 5 days to be going for the higher floors.

    Flooring are imported marble finishing and the design allow a maximum living space.

    Do call if you are keen to get a unit.

    Best Regards
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    latest, all those who book a unit in Cyan will be invited to the showflat on Friday 5pm to cfm thier selection.

    Regards

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    Quote Originally Posted by francistaong
    latest, all those who book a unit in Cyan will be invited to the showflat on Friday 5pm to cfm thier selection.

    Regards
    What many units have really sold so far at $1800psf

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    dropped by today, 20+ units (maybe by now 30+) sold at 1800psf+. So what happened to the 90+ pre-booking cheques? the rest chickened out?



    Quote Originally Posted by andy
    What many units have really sold so far at $1800psf

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    Quote Originally Posted by bargain hunter
    dropped by today, 20+ units (maybe by now 30+) sold at 1800psf+. So what happened to the 90+ pre-booking cheques? the rest chickened out?
    blank cheques by themselves mean nothing. Got $10 in account also can issue a blank cheque.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dtrax, 4 weeks ago
    Daylight robbery? I remembered 6mths back when I went to see Floridian only 1200+ psf
    ... but 7 months ago, there was no 14.9% and 22.0% GDP growths ...

    Quote Originally Posted by CNA

    Singapore growth forecast revised up between -2.5% and -2.0%
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    The financial banking district in Singapore.

    The economic growth forecast for 2009 has been revised upwards to between -2.5% and -2.0%, the Ministry of Trade and Industry said in a news release Monday.

    It also said the Singapore economy expanded by 0.8% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2009 with growth driven by the biomedical and electronics sector and improvements in the trade-related and tourism sectors of the economy on the back of a gradual stabilisation in global economic conditions.

    This is the first such growth in five quarters.

    Advance estimates by the MTI show that in the third quarter of 2009, Singapore’s GDP expanded by 14.9% on a seasonally-adjusted quarter-on-quarter annualised basis, following a 22.0% expansion in the second quarter of the year.

    In year-on-year terms, the economy grew by 0.8%, compared to a 3.2% contraction in the preceding quarter.

    MTI noted that a clear but modest recovery is underway globally, at least for the next three or four quarters.

    However it also cautioned that economic activity will probably remain below pre-crisis levels because a sustained recovery in private consumption and investment in the developed economies is needed to support growth momentum into the second half of 2010.

    It added that Singapore’s economic prospects in 2010 will be closely tied to the conditions in the external environment with trade-dependent sectors more likely to continue to benefit from a gradual resumption in global and regional trade flows in 2010.

    In its latest economic report card Singapore's manufacturing sector showed an expansion by 35% on a seasonally-adjusted quarter-on-quarter annualised basis, on the back of the previous quarter’s spike of 59%.

    This increase was primarily due to demand in higher value active pharmaceutical ingredients in the biomedical manufacturing cluster, as well as greater electronics restocking activities as consumers bought more electronic products.

    However, the construction sector declined by 0.6% compared to an expansion of 33% in the previous quarter as construction for industrial building projects slowed down.

    The services producing industries expanded by 9.5% on a seasonally-adjusted quarter-on-quarter annualised basis in the third quarter of 2009, compared to 8.3% in the preceding quarter.

    The trade-related and tourism sectors also improved while financial services sector posted modest growth.

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    Hi,

    Anyone know hows the take up for this project? I am interested in getting one unit in that area due to proximity to good schools and orchard...but hesitant to buy at high...yet don't want to miss buying while I wait...(thought in 2008 while prices were declining, that it will decline some more...so I waited...didn't think property prices to rebound so storngly... )

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maninthestreet
    Hi,

    Anyone know hows the take up for this project? I am interested in getting one unit in that area due to proximity to good schools and orchard...but hesitant to buy at high...yet don't want to miss buying while I wait...(thought in 2008 while prices were declining, that it will decline some more...so I waited...didn't think property prices to rebound so storngly... )
    Nobody wil know how the prices will move. Some waited early 2009 and missed the early boat.

    If you are buying with a mid to long term view in mind, I think buying into the location around balmoral region (cyan etc) will be fine.

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    Keep seeing FEO advertising this project.
    Not too sure about others, but I will try to avoid FEO's projects due to its bad reputation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by URA
    Private Residential Units Sold in the Month of October 2009

    Project Name . Locality . Units Sold To Date . Units Sold In Month . Highest $psf . Median $psf . Lowest $psf
    Cyan ................. CCR ........ 81 ........................... 81 .............................. 1,983 ............ 1,821 ............. 1,712
    $1,983 psf is a very good start for Cyan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by URA
    Private Residential Units Sold in the Month of November 2009

    Project Name . Locality . Units Sold To Date . Units Sold In Month . Highest $psf . Median $psf . Lowest $psf
    Cyan ................. CCR ........ 102 .......................... 25 .............................. 2,003 ............ 1,905 ............ 1,782
    Wow!
    Cyan has set a new high of $2,003 psf!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reporter
    Wow!
    Cyan has set a new high of $2,003 psf!
    Impressive! Is this one of the high floors?

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    Quote Originally Posted by URA
    Private Residential Units Sold in the Month of December 2009

    Project Name . Locality . Units Sold To Date . Units Sold In Month . Highest $psf . Median $psf . Lowest $psf
    Cyan .............. CCR ....... 123 ....................... 23 ......................... 1,978 ........... 1,905 ........... 1,790
    Can't break its November's new high of $2,003 psf.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reporter
    Can't break its November's new high of $2,003 psf.
    Far East Projects are always overpriced. The result is that some of their developments NEVER sell out, no matter how long they have been on the market.

    Cyan is in Ewe Boon Road. Traffic (especially coming out to the busy Bukit Timah road) is not going to be easy. You should drive there on a busy morning or evening. Think about how things will be when Cyan and the other condos at Ewe Boon are completed. Another 200 condos added to the few hundreds already there.

    If you want to buy around here, the condos along the main Bukit Timah road, or along Balmoral Road or Robin Road are better bets. Good location to the 2 main prime primary schools (ACS and SCGS) and 4 prime secondary schools (SCGS, RGS, ACS, SJI), and the new Stevens Road MRT, as well as Orchard Road and Shenton Way.

    If you must buy Ewe Boon, should not pay for more than 1400 - 1500 psf.

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    Cyan's all-time high of $2,003 psf, set in November 2009, has been broken.
    The nëw hďgh is now $2,050 psf!


    Private Residential Units Sold in the Month of January 2010
    Project Name . Locality . Units Sold To Date . Units Sold In Month . Highest $psf . Median $psf . Lowest $psf
    Cyan .............. CCR ....... 160 ....................... 37 .......................... 2,050 ........... 1,937 ........... 1,702

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