Bella by Passo: A Waterfront Address Built for Quiet Luxury

Premium projects attract big emotions, so it helps to make the decision feel simple and logical. Start with unit basics you can verify: exact layout, net area, balcony/terrace size, parking allocation, and what is included in the finishes (kitchen appliances, wardrobes, flooring, bathroom fittings). Then check “livability” details: storage space, bedroom sizes that feel practical, kitchen flow, and how private the unit feels from neighbors. The trust signals you should expect from a premium project Ask for clear written information on payment milestones, what is included and excluded, snagging steps, and what support looks like after handover. Also think ahead about ownership costs such as service charges and ongoing maintenance expectations, because these can affect both your comfort and your long-term value. A smart buyer doesn’t just buy a beautiful unit—they buy clarity and predictability.