Singapore Weekly Project Sales: 401 Residential Units (28 Sep–4 Oct 2026)

Weekly sales at a glance

The two commercial and industrial units are reported separately and are not included in the 401 residential total. The project counts below reproduce the supplied weekly compilation; they should not be read as a complete measure of every residential transaction in Singapore.

Lucerne Grand drives the week’s residential total

Lucerne Grand contributes 348 units to the supplied tally. That single count is much larger than the contribution from any other project in this week’s list. The OCR records 372 units in total, but only 24 of those come from OCR projects other than Lucerne Grand.

For buyers, this distinction matters. A strong headline can create the impression that demand has accelerated equally across many locations. Here, the arithmetic shows a concentrated result. It is more useful to study the project’s individual appeal and the choices still available than to assume every development experienced a similar week.

There is also a source distinction to preserve. CDL’s announcement of 4 October reports 350 Lucerne Grand units sold as at 6pm that day. This weekly compilation records 348. The two counts have not been reconciled, so this article retains 348 for its weekly calculations and attributes the developer’s separate 350-unit snapshot to CDL. It does not assume a reason for the difference.

Read the Lucerne Grand launch-results analysis for that developer announcement. When shortlisting a home, obtain the current balance-unit information and the exact quotation for the selected stack. A launch-weekend count does not establish today’s availability or the price of every remaining unit.

CCR: four units across four developments

The supplied CCR list records one unit each at Amberwood At Holland, Dunearn House, Eden Residences Capitol and Reignwood Hamilton Scotts. With just four recorded units, this is a small weekly sample. It cannot establish a broad change in prime-market demand or pricing.

A buyer considering these locations should use the weekly count as an observation, then compare the exact home with realistic alternatives. Total price, layout, tenure, condition and occupation timing remain relevant. A quiet week by itself does not prove that a particular apartment is good value, just as a busy launch week does not prove that every stack is equally attractive.

RCR: Union Square Residences and The Sen lead the list

Union Square Residences contributes nine units, followed by The Sen with five. Together, they account for 14 of the RCR’s 25 units, or 56% of its recorded weekly total. The Continuum and The Hillshore contribute two units each, while the remaining listed RCR developments record one apiece.

These figures can help buyers decide which projects deserve a closer look, but they do not reveal why a particular unit sold. The compilation does not include stack-level prices, incentives, buyer profiles or the number of homes available at each development. Without those inputs, sales counts alone cannot rank investment quality.

If you are comparing city-fringe options, begin with the daily journey and usable floor area. Then compare written quotations at a similar total budget. Use the condo floor-plan guide to assess room sizes, furniture clearance and storage before giving extra weight to a sales headline.

OCR: Lentor Gardens Residences leads outside Lucerne

Lentor Gardens Residences records ten units, the largest contribution among the other OCR projects in the supplied list. The remaining non-Lucerne OCR developments contribute a combined 14 units. Across the region, the overall 372-unit figure therefore has a very different meaning from the 24-unit total excluding Lucerne Grand.

For buyers comparing suburban homes, keep the shortlist tied to household needs. Chuan Park, Narra Residences, Parktown Residence, Sora and Springleaf Residence serve different location and lifestyle briefs. Their presence in the same regional table does not make them interchangeable alternatives.

Compare bedroom count, practical space, transport, expected occupation timing and the total financial commitment. Weekly sales can be one reference point, while the new-launch buyer checklist helps keep the unit decision consistent across viewings.

Commercial and industrial: two units separately

The compilation records one unit at The Golden Mile and one at Keystone @ Mandai. These are kept separate because commercial and industrial properties have different uses and buyer considerations from residential homes. Adding them to the residential headline without explaining the distinction would obscure what the 401-unit figure represents.

Sean’s reading of the week

My main takeaway is the concentration of the reported activity. Lucerne Grand supplies most of the weekly count, while Lentor Gardens Residences, Union Square Residences and The Sen contribute the largest counts among the remaining residential projects. That is a useful description of this snapshot, rather than evidence that the whole market moved in one direction.

For a buyer, the next step is a unit-level comparison. Decide on an affordable total budget, request current quotations and evaluate the layouts that actually fit the household. Strong sales may narrow the available choice, but they do not remove the need to compare value carefully.

For a homeowner planning an upgrade, assess the sale proceeds and purchase timeline together. Use the property affordability calculator to organise the next-home budget, and Sell with Sean for an individual sale discussion. You can also compare resale homes with the new-launch catalogue before deciding on the sequence.

For broader market context, read the Q3 2026 private-property price update. A quarterly price index and a weekly project-sales compilation answer different questions; neither replaces an assessment of the exact home.

Frequently asked questions

Does the 401-unit total include commercial and industrial sales?

No. The residential breakdown totals 401 units. The two commercial and industrial units are additional, making 403 units across all categories in this supplied compilation.

How much of the residential total comes from Lucerne Grand?

Lucerne Grand contributes 348 of the 401 residential units, approximately 86.8%. The remaining residential projects contribute 53 units.

Can this table show which project will appreciate most?

No. It records weekly unit counts, without the price, unit mix, available inventory or other evidence needed for that conclusion. Evaluate the exact unit and its alternatives.

Sources and methodology

The project counts and CCR/RCR/OCR groupings come from the weekly project-sales compilation supplied to Sean See for 28 September–4 October 2026. The regional totals and percentages are calculated from that list. The original compilation’s transaction definitions and completeness have not been independently verified; it is not presented as URA’s monthly developer-sales statistics.

The separate Lucerne Grand launch-weekend snapshot is attributed to CDL’s announcement dated 4 October 2026. Project names link to existing guides on this website where available. Sales counts describe the stated reporting period; current prices and availability should be checked separately.