Recent launches compared
| Project | Area | Launched | Avg. launch psf | Take-up |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One Chuan Grove | Lorong Chuan (D19) | Late 2026 / early 2027 (TBC) | $2,700 – $3,000 (indicative) | — |
| Chuan Park | Lorong Chuan (D19) | Nov 2024 | ~$2,579 | 76% launch weekend; ~98% now |
| The Orie | Toa Payoh (RCR) | Jan 2025 | ~$2,704 | 86% launch weekend |
| Lentor Gardens Residences | Lentor (D26) | Jul 2026 | ~$2,350 | 54% on launch day |
| Lentor Central Residences | Lentor (D26) | Mar 2025 | ~$2,200 | 93% launch weekend |
| Springleaf Residence | Upper Thomson (D26) | 2025 | ~$2,175 | 92% at launch |
Sources: developer announcements and press reports. One Chuan Grove figures are indicative only.
What sets One Chuan Grove apart
- Two interchanges one stop away. Few OCR launches offer the NEL, NSL and CCL within one stop.
- Schools within 1 km, including two international schools.
- Mature estate. Amenities are already built, not promised.
- Scale. About 1,055 units supports a larger facility deck and lower maintenance fees per unit.
- Limited future supply in the Lorong Chuan enclave.
What the take-up rates tell us
Launches close to MRT stations in mature estates, such as Chuan Park, The Orie and Lentor Central, sold 76 – 93% on launch weekend. Projects in less established areas or priced at the top of their market sold more slowly. One Chuan Grove has the location profile of the first group, which suggests strong early demand for well-priced stacks.