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Chancery Garden sold via private treaty for S$41m

Chancery Garden, a prime freehold mixed landed site in District 11, has been sold via private treaty for S$41 million.

According to OrangeTee’s Investment and Advisory Department, the S$41 million sale price translates to about S$1,391 per square foot over the land area.

The three-storey block comprises 10 apartments and townhouses and has a site area of approximately 29,468 square feet.

The size of the apartments ranges from 614 square feet to 1,109 square feet, while the size of the townhouses ranges from 1,615 square feet to 2,906 square feet.

The site is located at one of the highest points in Chancery Hill and is a five-minute drive away from the main Orchard shopping belt.

The developer could build a combination of conventional terraces, semi-detached and detached houses, as well as strata terraces, strata semi-detached houses and strata bungalows.

Source – CNA – 24 jun 2013

Eunosville up for collective sale by tender

A 330-unit residential development, Eunosville, is up for collective sale by tender with a reserve price of S$688 million, according to its exclusive marketing agent Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL). If sold, the development located opposite the Eunos MRT station will be the second largest ex-HUDC estate sold collectively in absolute price terms, as well as the largest en bloc sale in six years.

Built in the late 1980s by the former Housing and Urban Development Company (HUDC), a unit of the HDB, Eunosville was privatized in 2011. With a land area of approximately 376,712 sq ft and a gross plot ratio (GPR) of 2.8, the development is zoned Residential under the Master Plan 2008. The site could potentially yield 1,000 units with an average size of 1,100 sq ft.

En bloc sales specialist Credo Real Estate was appointed by the owners as their property consultants for the collective sale in May 2012. Credo Real Estate was later acquired by JLL in September.

“It is not often that a privatised HUDC estate is launched for collective sale, largely due to the sheer size of such estates,” says Mr Tan Hong Boon, Regional Director of Investments at Jones Lang LaSalle.

“The lack of new supply of large-scale residential projects in the vicinity should also bode well for the successful purchaser of Eunosville. Based on latest URA-compiled statistics provided by developers, there are only about 30 unsold new residential units available in large projects (of at least 300 units) within the 2-km radius of Eunosville,” added Tan.

The owners of Eunosville are expecting offers in excess of their minimum price of S$688 million, or S$799 psf ppr over its potential GFA, including estimated differential premiums of S$155 million payable to top up the lease to 99 years.

According to the release, the minimum bid rate of S$799 psf/pr is highly competitive compared to a number of sold Government Land Sales (GLS) sites close to MRT stations.

The existing development is comprised of six mid-rise and four low-rise blocks and has a remaining lease of about 74.5 years. The owners are on their first attempt at selling the estate on a collective basis.

The tender for Eunosville closes on 24 July at 2:30 pm.

Source PropGuru – 19 Jun 2013