CDL sells 350 Lucerne Grand units on launch weekend at average S$ 2,480 psf

By Public Technologies
  • CDL sold 350 units at its 570-unit Lucerne Grand project during its Oct. 3-4 launch weekend, equal to 61%.
  • The Lakeside Drive development was marketed at an average price of S$ 2,480 per sq ft.
  • Prices started at S$ 1.498 million for a two-bedroom unit, S$ 1.988 million for a three-bedroom unit, S$ 2.788 million for a four-bedroom premium unit.
  • Singaporeans accounted for 93% of buyers; permanent residents made up 7%.
  • Lucerne Grand is a mixed-use project linked to Lakeside MRT station, with retail space planned at ground level.


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