
Give in to the seduction of tropical elegance that awaits at Tierra Vue, a 5-storey development comprising 129 freehold residences nestled within verdant environs. Be enthralled by its modern linear facade, where louvered sunscreens and expansive balconies ease the penetration of the western sun whilst letting natural light and air into the apartments.
Blurring the boundary between the indoors and outdoors, every apartment offers up a feast for the eyes with views overlooking the reflective pools and landscape gardens from glass-windowed living and dining areas. An innovative blend of quiet sophistication and enticing appeal, Tierra Vue sits in a class of its own.
With a location in an established suburb of Marine Parade, there are a thousand ways your day can unfold. The popular Parkway Parade Shopping Centre is the ideal destination for you to unwind in a lively collage of sights, smells and shopping, while nearby Marine Terrace and Siglap markets, Siglap Centre, East Coast Beach and East Coast Recreation Centre complement your enjoyment with their dining and entertainment diversions.
And whether you are off to the city, the CBD or Changi Airport, travel effortlessly anywhere at anytime with the ECP mere minutes away. With a premier mix of renowned schools and institutions such as Tao Nan School and CHIJ Katong, as well as the Marine Parade Library within the immediate neighbourhood, life’s best is at your doorstep.
Take a walk along ambrosial enclaves of towering trees… watch blue waters reflect the glimmer of dancing light… feel truly ensconced by the bracing therapeutic air of the aroma and bamboo gardens that entices you to indulge in sensory pleasures.
This poetry of sound, scent and sight continues through the mesmerising floral walk where “water-coloured” images of flowering trees are mirrored in the reflective pond. If peaceful solace is what you seek, Tierra Vue is the ideal nook for relaxation.
Modern and contemporary, the interiors are distinctively chic. The spacious layouts of the 2, 3, and 4-bedroom apartments with large picture windows reveal themselves with an irresistibly lively exuberance. Paired with a kitchen equipped with innovative appliances at your fingertips, experience the perfection of a warm and unifying touch of homeliness as you dine, prepare culinary feasts or entertain.
Location: St Patrick’s Road (District 15)
Tenure: Freehold
Year of Completion: 2009
Total Units: 129
Unit Types:
2 Bedroom
Type A - 88 – 98 sq m (27 Units)
Type A(P) - 88 -135 sq m (9 Units)
3 Bedroom
Type B - 113 – 118 sq m (51 Units)
Type B(P) - 116 – 147 sq m (16 Units)
Type TB - 142 – 170 sq m (9 Units)
4 Bedroom Penthouses
Type PH - 178 – 210 sq m (17 Units)
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Still bullish on Singapore property
Posted by luxuryasiahome on April 5, 2008
DESPITE the US subprime crisis, which will have a cyclical impact, Liew Mun Leong remains bullish on Singapore’s property market in the medium term.
‘Main street America is suffering from the sins and mistakes of Wall Street,’ he says. ‘And when main street gets hit, that will affect Asia, we can’t run away from it.’
However, Singapore’s property market has some strong underpinnings, he maintains. Most importantly, the drivers of Singapore’s property market have changed in recent years. ‘The rise in property prices since 2002 is no longer due to domestic policy changes such as the liberalisation of CPF and the HDB sub-sale policy.
‘It is driven by the remaking of Singapore. Singapore as a global city, as a gateway to Asia, the integrated resorts, plus the displacement demand from en-bloc sales.’
The change in the number and profile of foreign buyers is also notable, he points out. ‘In the past foreign buyers were mainly from Malaysia and Indonesia. But now, there are big buyers from at least 12 countries.’
The proportion of foreign buyers for private properties has also risen from 13.7 percent of the total in 1996 to 25 per cent in 1997. And the number of foreign professionals coming to live in Singapore has tripled over that period, as has foreign direct investment.
At the same time, the affordability of private residential properties as measured by mortgage payments as a percentage of household income has improved, going from around 46 per cent to 36 per cent.
And then Mr. Liew points to the big picture: ‘Singapore has 700 sq km, with 4.5 million people. The population is projected to grow to more than 6 million, but the city cannot grow. If we reclaim another 11 per cent we’ll be in international waters already.’
‘Another point, I tell foreigners. Compare putting $5 million in a house in Singapore with putting $5 million in a house in, say, Bangkok or Jakarta. In Singapore, the government provides so much support in the form of infrastructure. What infrastructure support would you get in Bangkok or Jakarta? This is an important issue when you buy property. Investors realise this.
‘So, if you analyse all the fundamentals, Singapore as a global city is a winning formula. And I’m not saying this because I’m selling property.’
Source : Business Times – 5 Apr 2008
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