About this FAQ
This page answers the most common questions about One Chuan Grove, the new 99-year leasehold condominium at Chuan Grove, off Lorong Chuan. Information is based on URA's tender results, the developer's published plans and media reports. Where details have not yet been released, such as the price list, showflat location and completion date, we say so clearly, and we will update the answers as soon as official information is available.
For a deeper look at any topic, see the dedicated pages on price, floor plans, location, schools, the developer and the showflat and launch, or browse our buyer guides.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is One Chuan Grove?
One Chuan Grove is an upcoming 99-year leasehold condominium at Chuan Grove, off Lorong Chuan in District 19, Singapore. It combines two Government Land Sales sites and is planned to have about 1,056 homes in five towers.
Who is the developer of One Chuan Grove?
A joint venture of Sing Holdings Residential Pte. Ltd. and Sunway Developments Pte. Ltd. See the developer page.
What is the tenure of One Chuan Grove?
99-year leasehold, starting from the date the land lease begins under the GLS award.
How many units are there at One Chuan Grove?
About 1,056 residential units, plus around seven shop units and a childcare centre, based on published reports on the developer's plans.
How many blocks and storeys?
Five towers are planned: one of about 24 storeys and four of about 27 storeys.
What unit sizes are available?
Homes range from about 474 sq ft to 1,561 sq ft, from one-bedroom to five-bedroom, including two-bedroom-plus-study and three-bedroom flexi layouts. See floor plans.
When is the launch?
The developer has not announced official dates. A preview is expected in the first quarter of 2027. Register to be notified.
What is the expected price?
No price list has been released. Analysts quoted at the time of the land tenders expected an average of around S$2,600 to S$2,800 psf. See the price page.
How much did the developer pay for the land?
About S$1.33 billion in total: S$703.6 million (about S$1,376 psf ppr) for the first site and S$623.91 million (about S$1,331 psf ppr) for the second.
What is the nearest MRT station?
Lorong Chuan MRT (CC14) on the Circle Line, roughly 500 m in a straight line from the site.
Is One Chuan Grove in the OCR?
Yes. Chuan Grove is generally classified as part of the Outside Central Region (OCR), although it is closer to the city than many OCR locations.
Which schools are nearby?
St. Gabriel's Primary, Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary and CHIJ Our Lady of Good Counsel are estimated to be within 1 km. The Australian International School is on Lorong Chuan. See schools.
Where is the showflat?
The showflat location has not been announced yet. See the showflat page for updates.
When will One Chuan Grove be completed?
The developer has not announced the expected TOP date. Construction was reported to begin in the second half of 2026.
Can foreigners buy One Chuan Grove?
Yes. Foreigners can buy private condominium units in Singapore without approval, but they pay ABSD at 60% on residential property, on top of Buyer's Stamp Duty.
Do Singapore Citizens pay ABSD?
Not on their first residential property. Singapore Citizens pay 20% ABSD on a second property and 30% on a third and subsequent properties.
Can I buy One Chuan Grove while I still own an HDB flat?
Generally, yes, once your flat has met its five-year Minimum Occupation Period. You will pay ABSD on the condo as a second property, but married couples may be able to claim a refund if they sell the flat within six months of the condo's completion. See our HDB upgrader guide.
What payment scheme is offered?
New launches are sold under the Normal Progressive Payment Scheme: 5% on booking, 15% on signing the S&P, and the rest in stages as the building is constructed. See our progressive payment guide.
Can I use CPF to pay for One Chuan Grove?
Yes, CPF Ordinary Account savings can be used for the down payment (except the minimum cash portion) and the monthly instalments, subject to CPF's rules on the remaining lease and withdrawal limits.
Is there a balloting process?
For popular launches, developers usually ballot to decide the order in which buyers choose units. See how it works on the showflat page.
Do I pay a commission to the salesperson?
No. For a new launch bought directly from the developer, the buyer does not pay commission to the salesperson. The developer pays the marketing agency.
Is this the official website?
No. This is an independent information website maintained by a CEA-registered salesperson with PropNex. Please refer to the developer's sales documents for official information.