SINGAPORE (EDGEPORP) - The Clement Canopy, which comprises 505 units, is fully sold, a testament to the popularity of the development. With its emphasis on green-living, the development won in the ...

Construction company Bouygues Bâtiment International has built Clement Canopy, a pair of 140-metre ... International claims the development in Singapore has set a new record for the tallest ...

Two of these new Liebherr tower cranes made their debut working on the world’s tallest concrete module structure in Singapore. Part of a condominium project called the Clement Canopy, contractor ...

The Clement Canopy condominium recorded robust sales during its recent launch, with 200 units sold out of the 350 units released, reported Singapore Business Review, citing OCBC Investment Research.

At 40 stories tall, the Clement Canopy is a housing project in the heart of a residential and student district in Singapore. It consists of two towers measuring 459 feet each -- the tallest ever ...

The 505-unit Clement Canopy is jointly developed by Singapore-listed UOL Group and its sister company Singapore Land. Launched for sale in February last year, the development was popular among ...

Los Angeles developers are taking note of the completion of the Clement Canopy buildings in Singapore, the world's tallest modular buildings. Los Angeles developers are taking note of the Clement ...

Clement Canopy, a 505-unit condominium launched in late February ... The 99-year leasehold condominium, located at Clementi Avenue 1, is jointly developed by UOL Group and Singapore Land. The plot ...

High Park Residences saw the most appreciation in value at almost 60%. The average resale price psf in 2H 2024 was S$1,575.15, a huge leap from its average launch price psf of S$989.86. While the ...

The project is set to overtake Singapore’s – and the world’s – current tallest prefab, the 140-meter-high (459 feet) Clement Canopy, which was also designed by ADDP Architects. Among the ...

The Clement Canopy condominium recorded robust sales during its recent launch, with 200 units sold out of the 350 units released, reported Singapore Business Review, citing OCBC Investment Research.