| Developer | City Developments (CDL) |
| Location | Lakeside Drive, D22 |
| Tenure | 99-year leasehold |
| Total units | 570 |
| Nearest MRT | Lakeside MRT (directly linked, ~2 min) |
| Indicative price | from ~$2,451 psf |
| Avg PSF | ~$2,480 psf avg |
| Est. TOP | est. 2030 |
Lucerne Grand is the first new private condo in Lakeside in ten years — directly plugged into Lakeside MRT. That is why 61% of its 570 units sold on launch weekend.
Lucerne Grand is CDL’s first new private condo in the Lakeside area in ten years — and it’s plugged directly into Lakeside MRT. That’s why 61% of the 570 units sold on launch weekend. Here’s my honest take on whether what’s left is worth it.
Let me start with what’s genuinely special, because it’s rare. Lucerne Grand isn’t ‘near’ Lakeside MRT — it’s directly linked to it by a sheltered walkway, which in our weather is worth more than buyers admit. It’s mixed-use too, so you’ll have a supermarket, F&B and retail on the ground floor and Jurong Lake Gardens across the road. For a precinct that hasn’t had a new launch since Lake Grande in 2016, this is a real first-mover play on the Jurong Lake District (JLD) story — Singapore’s second CBD in the making.
Here’s where I slow my clients down. At an average of roughly $2,480 psf, Lucerne Grand is setting a new price benchmark for Lakeside. You are, openly, paying up for the MRT-linked convenience and the JLD narrative. I believe in that narrative — the Science Centre is relocating next to Chinese Garden MRT one stop away, and the wider JLD transformation is real — but it’s a decade-long story, not an 18-month flip. So this suits a buyer who believes in the West, wants true MRT-doorstep living, and can hold through the build-out. If you’re after quick capital gains, this isn’t the one I’d point you to.
CDL as developer gives me comfort on build quality and track record, and 570 units is a sensible count — big enough for proper facilities, not so big that exit liquidity becomes a worry. The layouts I’ve reviewed are efficient, with low wastage, which matters when you’re paying this psf.
At 61% sold on launch weekend, the most efficient layouts and the best-facing stacks went first. So your real question isn’t ‘should I buy Lucerne Grand’ in the abstract — it’s ‘of what’s actually left, which unit still makes sense at this price for my situation’. That answer shifts week to week as the balance chart moves, and it’s exactly where I can help.
My honest bottom line: for an own-stay buyer or a long-hold investor who’s bullish on Jurong Lake District and wants MRT-linked convenience, Lucerne Grand is a credible, well-located buy — just go in long-term and clear-eyed about the record pricing. Message me and I’ll send the live balance units and tell you, honestly, which of the remaining stacks I’d put my own money on.
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