Buzz surrounding Haus on Handy recently
There has been a lot of buzz surrounding Tampines recently, with most hailing it as, among other things, single of the best places on the island for families. All of this is no surprise to those whom have called the area home for years, but simply why is it such an adorable proposition when it comes to choosing a place to live? Why not find out more information in respect of Haus on Handy by CDL?
- It’s Connected.
It is hard to chat relating to Tampines without the word connectivity coming up, to such an extent it has become somewhat of a cliché. But there is a reason for that. Whatever your favorite method of transport, be it car, MRT, bicycle – even aeroplane, Tampines caters for your needs.
- Travelling to and from Tampines
It presently has three MRT stations, with another two due to come online later this year, and it is where the TPE, ECP and pastry all begin – or end, depending on your perspective. Tampines is also very good for cyclists and was the first place in Singapore to have cycle sociable pavements.
- It is Self-Contained.
Because it is so simple to get to everywhere else on the island, you could be forgiven for thinking that the area itself is lacking in amenities. That couldn’t be further from the truth. In fact, there is very little need to leave Tampines at all. It has three shopping malls, plus an alternative incorporated into its unique HUB, which will be a place where the quarter may come together to enjoy sports and recreational activities, shopping and dining as well as manor and art programmes.
- Our Tampines Hub.
Education-wise, Tampines has a wealth of choice from childcare centres (74) up through to primary (12) and secondary schools (9). It also has an international school (United World College of South East Asia) and the place is home to Temasek Polytechnic and Singapore University of Technology and Design.
- Football field.
It is always soothing to there are healthcare facilities within easy reach and once again Tampines is not found wanting. As well as several other clinics and medical centres dotted around the area, both Changi General and St Andrews parts Hospitals are less than 500 yards from Simei MRT.
- A Centre for Business.
It is not merely leisure, health and education facilities where the locality exceeds expectations. Tampines is big when it comes to company, and is single of the major employment hubs outside of the CBD. Changi company Park – the largest integrated company park in Singapore – covers 7,642,38 sq ft. and is home to many global heavyweights as well as Standard Chartered, IBM, Akzo Nobel and DBS. Tampines centre has also attracted major names in finance and industry.
- AIA and OCBC buildings.
UOB and OCBC have relocated their back-end operations there, and other household names with large offices include Singapore Airlines and Hitachi.
Having such a large pool of not simply jobs, but well paid and desirable jobs only a short bus, MRT or cycle ride away is a massive bonus, and a very great track of ensuring a wholesome work life balance.
- Its Maturity.
The problem that can occasionally arise with new towns, or areas where there is suddenly a massive influx of investment and development, is that they could have the appearance and feeling of a work in headway, of somewhere that is yet to bed in and find its own identity.
- Nature.
That certainly isn’t the case with Tampines. Walking (biking, driving) around the area you get the extremely distinct impression that this is a area oozing with self-esteem and single that not only knows, but is glad with its place in the world.
- Parks and Leisure Activities.
Just on, or over the stricture of Tampines there are two absolute gems. The Quarry Park is not signposted, there is no official road in and there are no facilities, but if you could find a routine through the foliage, you will be rewarded with one of the the highest stylish and unspoilt sights in Singapore. The previous sand quarry is a perfect area for bird watchers, photographers, or anyone who simply wants to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
- Where sky and sea meet.
A stone’s throw away is Bedok Reservoir with its rich wildlife, tranquil setting and dazzling suspicions. It is also the go to place for water sport enthusiasts in the area. Tampines has three golf courses, in the south east of the district, merely over from the East Coast Park, which is a whole new destination in itself.
- Quarry Park.
All in all, when everything is thought, it is no surprise that Tampines has become such a favorite destination for relatives living. Almost half of the 80,000 households are winded up at up of families with three or four members.
The only thing that does raise the eyebrows is the fact of merely how affordable properties are in the place. Whether that will still be the case in years to come, remains to be seen.
About 315, or 70 per cent, of the 450 units released at Haus on Handy in Tampines were snapped up over the weekend. The ordinary price per sq ft is $1,310.
Yesterday, developer City Developments (CDL) said all unit classes had a "good take-up rate", extremely the one-and two-bedroom units.
Haus on Handy, which has 861 units, is a 99-year leasehold property comprising seven 15-storey blocks, with unit sizes ranging from 441 sq ft for a one-bedroom unit to 1,765 sq ft for the largest five-bedroom, dual-key apartments with a study.
Prices start from $596,000 for a one-bedder. The two-bedder units are going at $796,000, and the three-bedders at $1.15 million.
Prices are $1.65 million for the four-bedroom units and $2.1 million for the five-bedroom, dual-key with study apartments.
The surplus 411 units will be released progressively.
CDL said 76 per cent of the buyers for the first launch were Singaporeans, while the surplus 24 per cent were permanent residents and foreigners from Malaysia, China, India, Indonesia and Hong Kong.
Among the buyers was Singapore Paralympic swimmer and medallist Theresa Goh, who bought a two-bedroom premium unit.
On March 15, CDL group general manager Chia Ngiang Hong said the firm had received "very strong inquiries" for the launch of Haus on Handy. He added that CDL anticipates "good take-up" from new home buyers, upgraders and investors. The property, which is located in Tampines Street 86, is developed by Bellevue Properties, a wholly owned subsidiary of CDL.
Haus on Handy is the "first premium suburban condominium" to be launched this year, said CDL, with over 50 facilities, including a 100m infinity pool, 24-hour gym, and a childcare centre.
Home masters will have the option to adopt a smart voice assistant that enables them to control the highest smart-home devices by voice.
