18 reviews for this Condo
-
5
Micah Lim 林益才 (1305 reviews )
Reviewed on March 28, 2020 0 helpful votes
Trevista is one of the few relatively new meg
Trevista is one of the few relatively new mega condo built in Toa Payoh. It is actually only 4 minutes walk to the Braddell MRT station. One downside is that it is surrounded by clusters of HDB flats -
-
4.2
Ray Mond (1 reviews )
Reviewed on October 26, 2019 1 helpful votes
Good investment definitely
With the new Raffles Girls School within walking distance, this is definitely a good investment. Soon caldecott MRT interchange will also be completed. circle line, thomson line, N-S line all can walk -
-
2.5
Goh (2 reviews )
Reviewed on February 19, 2018 1 helpful votes
strict interior rules
Condo management interferes to much on the interior . Cannot install fan at balcony . Cannot install decking to cover planter. -
-
3.8
propreneur (2 reviews )
Reviewed on October 15, 2017 1 helpful votes
Not bad actually
saw the negative review of the estate and hesitate to view units here. however glad i went to see a few recently. security is tight..good sign..though i must say the carpark not very friendly to visitors,..residents ok but visitors got to go one round and down to B2 which is quite empty actually,..another good sign. agree the condo is packed over a small square footage..however nowadays which newly built condo is not?..plot ratio is 4.2..definitely built to the sky! when i was there on a saturday, was surprised to see not many pool users,..some expat family with kids. another expat family having bbq. yet another expat group playing tennis..so agents were not crapping when they say 'expat choice'..din see the overcrowding situation?! the fittings used in this condo is actually quite good,..doors are very heavy and switches is of a better quality than the newer condos which i have seen,..they dont make things the way they used to. went to skyvue and the price is way higher than here. granted junction 8 is next door but skyvue only 2 mrt lines...circle and north south. while trevista has 3 lines - north south, circle (caldecott) and the up and coming thomson (caldecott); though the latter 2 lines has a bit of walking to do...but still walkable (10min). as for the up and coming gem residences...did not go and see as caldecott would be out of walking distance,...so only 1 N-S line nearby. furthermore price is actually comparable to trevista! i have not committed yet,..but seriously thinking..alas,..when will govt remove the cooling measures?..sian. that said reckoned that this place is not for the short term flippers, it is actually for people camping for the longer term. there may be a small boost in price when thomson line opens, but really to see good cap appreciation, i think has to wait for inflation to do its magic. cheers all. -
-
2.3
Mr. Owner (1 reviews )
Reviewed on November 27, 2015 1 helpful votes
Beware of inflexible management
Location is good. But before you move in as tenant and owner, please beware of this inflexible and rude condo manager. She runs the place like her personal kingdom. Management can affect your way of life living in this condo, unless you do not mind a dictator running your residential compound, by all means move into trevista and all the best! Also, an inflexible management will affect the ability of your unit to be rented out as it creates alot of inconvenience for both tenants and their family. Hence, before you buy a unit here for investment, consider how bad condo management can affect your rental yield too. Concerned Resident -
-
2.2
Tam (1 reviews )
Reviewed on January 6, 2015 3 helpful votes
Disappointment
We moved in when it was new. Was good mix of foreigners and local. But we find apartment is not soundproof. We can hear our neighbours from several floors up. There is only one pool for all residents and it is always full of people over the weekend. If u swim on weekday, maybe it is better. one day I have day off I went swimming and pool was very dirty. We moved because the mix of residents has changed. Very dirty and noisy. I don't suggest staying on lower floor. You can smell heavy oil cooking and loud talking and kids screaming. -
-
3.7
Mr. Andy Cheng (1 reviews )
Reviewed on July 9, 2012 3 helpful votes
Comment from a guest
Over weekend, I was invited to Trevista to attend a pool-side birthday party. Apartment looks ultra modern and nice. However, there are many units to share the common areas. Too crowded. The playground areas look limited. They should remove the basketball play area, it is too small for decent basketball game. Car parking lots are plenty. -
-
4.5
Mr. derek sng (1 reviews )
Reviewed on June 25, 2012 1 helpful votes
Great value & super convenience
congrat to those vested in tis property, plenty of upside in term of prices. This is a gem not to be miss, the location is superior to project even like sky habitat in Bishan which is selling for around 1600 to 1700$psft -
-
4.5
American Expat (1 reviews )
Reviewed on June 18, 2012 3 helpful votes
Great for Expats to Rent
Am a Taiwanese American expat from California, married with no children. Am surprised at all the negative reviews. Probably could get better value for money in terms of investment, but for expats looking to rent, this is an ideal place if you're looking for new facilities, comfortable amenities, and clean, well designed interiors. I am on an upper floor, and do not feel that the units are too crowded nor noisy at all. Peaceful place, beautiful views on the upper floors, with plenty of convenient parking and great central location. -
-
2.3
Mr. Allan Ng (4 reviews )
Reviewed on April 7, 2012 5 helpful votes
Condo pricing, HDB standard.
Went to view a 3 br unit last week. Surprised that such a small area can pack in so many units!? Very crowded. Surrounded by HDBs, dusty roads, petrol station. Finishing so so.... Buy re-sale flat better. -