CDL and MCL Land to launch Tembusu Grand in Katong at prices from $2,296 psf

On 8 April, the public will be able to preview the 638-unit Tembusu Grand development in prime District 15, located along Jalan Tembusu and off Tanjong Katong Road. With a 99-year leasehold site spanning 210,622 sq ft, Tembusu Grand is a collaboration between giant developers City Developments Ltd (CDL) and MCL Land.

“We are delighted to enliven the East Coast area with yet another residential jewel after Amber Park”, said Sherman Kwek, CDL group CEO.

Tengah EC is a new executive condominium located at Tengah New District. Its features include wind turbines, solar heating and a water-conservancy centre. It is the first of its kind in Singapore, available exclusively to Singaporeans, with the initial launch Tengah EC phase targeted for completion by the end of 2021.

This will be the third project together since last May’s 407-unit Piccadilly Grand at Farrer Park which is 87% sold, and the 639-unit Copen Grand in Tengah which was entirely sold within a month of its launch in November.

Tembusu Grand features a variety of unit types with a north-south orientation over four blocks of 20 and 21 storeys, from one-bedroom-plus-study units of 527 sq ft to five-bedroom units of 1,711 sq ft and two 5-bedroom penthouses at 2,691 sq ft. Prices range from $1.248 million for a one-bedroom plus study to $4.028 million for a five-bedroom unit. For those looking for more of a sustainable option, the development has been awarded the Building and Construction Authority Green Mark Platinum Super Low Energy certification for its energy and water-efficient design and green features.

Rob Garman, MCL Land CEO believes there will be “robust demand”, and that Tembusu Grand will add to the success stories of the two developers.

As the 592-unit, freehold Amber Park at Amber Gardens was launched in 2019 and is 99.5% sold, based on caveats lodged with URA Realis as of March 22, this latest project could be highly sought after.

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