A few months ago, we covered whether it is worth paying a premium for integrated or mixed-use condos, such as The Centris, North Park Residences and The Woodleigh Residences. These are 99-year leasehold condos, built above amenities like a shopping mall, MRT stations and bus interchanges and retail outlets (sometimes including a cinema). Being rare, the upside of owning an.
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D’weave is the newest property on this list, completed only in 2014. It’s also a boutique freehold development, with only 71 units. Location wise, it’s comparable to Sims Residences (see above), as it neighbours both Sims Residences and Sims Dorado.
As with most small developments, facilities are spartan: a single pool, gym, and a small BBQ area. However, D’weave is noticeably newer than its two neighbours on this list, and wins out in terms of façade and initial impression.
Despite its young age, units are still quite large for their price point. To put this in perspective, D’weave has three bedroom units sized at 893 sq. ft that are under $900,000. Just minutes away, at Park Place Residences, a 667 sq.ft. leasehold unit would cost you about $1.35 million.