1. Year of Leadership
  1. Far East Organization in 2003
  1. Home at Lakeshore
  2. Cycle of Life at Central
  1. A gift of $50,000 to AMKFSC
  2. Distinguished Patron of the Arts 2003
  1. A young bold initiative - Cafe@Hougang
  2. Yeo's Drink-Matching Contest
  1. SQLView signs landmark agreement with Singapore Government
  1. The Fullerton Singapore
  2. A Host of EXSAs for the Prchard Hotel and Golden Landmark Hotel
  3. Fire Safety Award
  4. SHA/SKM Service Gold Award
  1. An Oasis of a Home
  2. Oceania Heights - framing panoramic views
  3. Meeting market demands - short-term lease at Hong Kong Gold Coast
  1. Achieving Sales in Unity
  2. Every effort counts
  3. Recognising the Best in Sales
  4. A day in the life of two FEO Outstanding Employee Award 2003 recipients
  5. In Appreciation
  6. New Appointments
  1. Boundless Creativity in Limited Space
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Far East Organization sold 1,704 private homes and executive condominiums in 2003. This was about a third of the total number of private homes sold in the primary market. A good improvement over the 1,300 units sold by the Organization in 2002, this result was achieved despite the weak economy, impact of the CPF changes as well as other setbacks experienced through the year.

FEO launched five developments in 2003: ICON, Strata, Gardenvista, Astor and Lakeshore. The landmark city centre development, ICON, was our bestseller. 90 per cent of the 646 units released have been sold since the project’s official launch in May 2003. This sterling performance can be attributed to ICON’s excellent location and the effective customisation of this unique product to the needs and lifestyles of a new niche market – the urbanites.

Other FEO top selling projects included suburban developments Lakeshore and Whitewater where 181 and 186 units were sold respectively. These developments attracted value-seekers and families who appreciate a lifestyle that comes with quality living spaces in an excellent location (eg near schools, MRT stations, etc) at an affordable price.

Although the total primary market transactions of about 5,200 to 5,500 units (including units already with TOP) may not be as good as 2002, it has nonetheless resulted in reducing market inventory. As such, the balance between supply and demand is healthier. With a global economic recovery that is already taking shape, and a more robust local economy concomitant with a decrease in unemployment in 2004, we expect to repeat this level of sales next year at the very least.

Lakeshore
• Jurong West, opposite Lakeside MRT station
• 81% out of 232 units released sold
• Phase 2, 230 units

HillVista
• Located in the Hillview area
• Freehold, 127-unit residential development

Miro
• Located in the Newton area
• Freehold, 124-unit residential development

Central
• Above the Clarke Quay MRT station, along the Singapore River
• Comprises small office home office (SOHO) units, offices, recreational facilities and a community hub.

Water Place
• Tanjong Rhu
• 93% out of 285 units released sold
• A premier tower (75 units) from the final phase