Jun 18, 2018
After bagging the huge plum land site from a highly contested tender by the Singapore Government Land Sales (GLS) Programme in mid-2017, the near 230,000 square foot land parcel will be developed and build by both Nanshan Group and Logan Property Holdings.

Singapore - June 17, 2018 —
Nanshan Group and Logan Property Holdings is extremely excited to announce the launch of their latest property development in Queenstown. The official preview of Stirling Residences are set to take place in July 2018 while the showroom will be open for viewing at the end of this month as planned for all invited guests.
Positioned in one of the most highly sought-after district in Singapore, this latest residential development by both gigantic real estate firm with strong financial prowess will certainly be the talk of the town and a mega blockbuster project to look out for in 2018. If you’re not aware by now, the new residents of this luxury development will be sitting on a piece of land worth more than a billion dollar, when it was triggered for sale while on the reserve list and subsequently sold in May 2017 by the Government Land Sales programme.
It was a calculated and strategic move by the established real estate firms to secure the site as it is the only and largest available land parcel in Stirling Road, Queenstown. It was earmarked to be one of the best land lot with breathtaking views on the sky gardens above and beyond by the local market watchers. A very comprehensive range of unit layouts were also planned from a 1 bedroom to 4-bedroom Penthouses on the subject site and it will be attractively priced to sell on the actual launch day for all home seekers.
One of the key selling points of Stirling Residences will be the short 3 minutes stroll to the nearby Queenstown MRT Station, apart from being near to the city centre and having more than 1 swimming pool and tennis court within the boundary of your residence.
Find out more from http://www.stirling-residence.com.sg and register your interest if you’re keen to view the beautiful showroom when it is ready.
Contact Info:
Name: Mr Loh
Organization: Nanshan Group
Address: 21 Stirling Road, Singapore
For more information, please visit http://www.stirling-residence.com.sg/
Release ID: 361154
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