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It attracted first-time buyers, young families, and multi-generational households.
UOL Group Limited and CapitaLand Development’s Thomson Reserve attracted 11,800 visitors on the first weekend of public preview, the developers’ spokesperson said.
It exceeded the 10,000 visitors recorded at PARKTOWN Residence, the spokesperson added.
The five-hectare residential development in Upper Thomson has drawn strong interest from first-time homeowners, young families with schoolchildren, and multi-generational households.
The development has also attracted younger buyers seeking to live near their parents, the spokesperson said.
The developers attributed the interest to the project’s connectivity, extensive greenery, spacious homes, and proximity to schools, including Ai Tong School.
Limited housing supply in the surrounding area has also contributed to demand, the spokesperson added.
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