The Lentor Central Government Land Sales parcel awarded in March 2026 is a new 99-year residential site. URA's tender launch estimated potential capacity at about 560 homes. A proposed scheme may be reported as up to 562, but the URA estimate and any eventual developer-approved unit count should not be presented as interchangeable final figures. The project name, prices, floor plans and launch date require a developer release.
Use this project page to review Lentor Central GLS: New 2026 Site Buyer Guide price, floor plan, launch date, showflat, location, developer information and key buyer checks. Project details, availability and sales information can change, so verify the latest documents before making a purchase decision.
Current pricing should be checked against the latest available sales information before shortlisting a unit. Compare the exact unit's total price, price per square foot, floor, facing, usable internal area and availability rather than relying only on a headline starting price.
Review the exact floor plan for every shortlisted unit. Check entrance privacy, kitchen and service areas, balcony proportion, storage, bedroom furniture clearance, bathroom access, structural elements and circulation. Use the Singapore condo floor-plan guide to compare layouts consistently.
Understand the neighbourhood first, then judge the exact project entrance, transport routes, surrounding land use and the unit you are considering.
Lentor Central GLS: New 2026 Site Buyer Guide is recorded at Lentor Central GLS site in Lentor / Ang Mo Kio. Compare the actual entrance, everyday transport, road exposure, nearby amenities, surrounding development and the exact unit rather than relying only on the district label.
Go deeper into transport, amenities, housing choices and buyer checks for the wider neighbourhood.
Read District 26 Lentor, Springleaf and Upper Thomson property guideThe current project record describes 560 units, 99-year leasehold tenure, and a property type recorded as Residential Highrise. Expected TOP is To be confirmed. Review the current site plan, block and stack positions, arrival routes, lifts, parking, shared facilities, maintenance estimates and construction or handover programme before deciding.
Lentor Central GLS: New 2026 Site Buyer Guide may suit buyers whose verified budget, timing, location needs and preferred layout match an available home. Compare the exact unit's total cost, position, tenure and practical daily use with nearby new-launch and resale alternatives rather than choosing from the project name or marketing story alone.
Use the same framework across every project so your comparison is based on budget, layout and total cost rather than marketing alone.
Estimate mortgage, cash, CPF and stamp-duty requirements before selecting a unit.
Calculate your affordabilityWork through the practical checks that should be completed before committing to a new-launch purchase.
Open the buyer checklistCompare layout efficiency, circulation, storage, balcony allocation and furniture clearance.
Read the floor-plan guideCompare completion timing, condition, renovation, facilities and total acquisition cost.
Compare new launch and resaleCommon buyer questions based on the current project information shown on this page.
Lentor Central GLS: New 2026 Site Buyer Guide is recorded at Lentor Central GLS site in Lentor / Ang Mo Kio. Verify the actual entrance and regular routes before relying on a location label.
The page records 99-year leasehold tenure and 560 units. Confirm the applicable title, lease commencement and current project documents.
Current pricing should be checked against the latest available sales information before shortlisting a unit. Request the latest available sales information and exact unit schedule before comparing costs.
Use the exact current floor plan for each shortlisted home and verify its area, dimensions, orientation, structural elements and qualifications before comparing layouts.
The page records expected TOP as To be confirmed. Verify the latest construction, completion and handover information.
Verify current price and availability, exact floor plan, stack position, tenure, construction or completion status, financing and total acquisition cost.
It may suit buyers whose verified budget, timing, daily-location needs and preferred layout match the exact available home.
This is not the existing 477-unit Lentor Central Residences. Similar street names can cause buyers to mix up two different plots, purchase timelines and developers. Confirm the land parcel and site plan whenever a brochure or online listing uses the words ‘Lentor Central’. The completed development page remains a separate reference, not an early listing for this GLS site.
The Lentor precinct has multiple new developments, so a buyer can compare different entry prices, layouts and delivery dates within one broader area. Evaluate the precise walking route to Lentor MRT, the position of roads and neighbouring plots, and how a proposed stack faces future building activity. Do not assume all addresses at Lentor Central have the same station access or views.
URA's roughly 560-home yield is a land-planning estimate, while reports of a scheme of up to 562 homes refer to a proposed later design. Neither is a confirmed saleable unit schedule. No developer price list is used here. Compare the eventual total price with the tenure, unit efficiency, maintenance fee and stage of construction of competing Lentor homes.
Several launches share the Lentor name. Always check the exact plot and project name in a dated brochure before using a price comparison. The existing 477-unit Lentor Central Residences is not this 2026 GLS parcel, so its sale prices are only a separate market reference.
Ask for the approved site plan before selecting a stack. The relationship among blocks, roads, station route and neighbouring parcels can affect light, outlook and daily movement. Within a unit, measure the net usable living area, storage and workable furniture positions rather than relying on the bedroom label.
Compare the drawing and payment timeline with Lentor Gardens Residences only at the level of specific units. A district average cannot tell you whether a particular layout suits your household.
Once an official unit mix appears, compare usable room sizes, balcony proportion, maintenance fees and actual quantum, not only a headline price per square foot. For an investment case, test a realistic rent and holding-period budget rather than assuming that all new Lentor homes will achieve the same rents. The large pipeline also makes timing and differentiation worth examining.
Before booking a home, obtain the current developer brochure, approved floor plan, site plan and dated price list. Check the exact unit, payment timeline and whether any quoted incentive or estimate applies to it. The Singapore new-launch buyer checklist gives a structured way to compare them. Use the affordability calculator for an initial budget, then confirm financing with your lender.
Start with the existing Lentor Central Residences page to avoid name confusion. Compare layouts and stage of development with Lentor Gardens Residences. These links are useful references, but the new GLS parcel needs its own approved plans and price sheet.
Site facts were checked against URA Lentor Central tender award, 6 March 2026, and tender launch and URA tender-stage supply estimate. Planning yields and expected dates can change. We will update this guide when the developer releases a confirmed name, unit mix, floor plans and prices.
No. The 2026 GLS parcel is distinct from the existing Lentor Central Residences development.
URA estimated about 560 potential units at tender launch. A later scheme may propose another number; the approved final count should be checked with the developer.
No verified launch price has been incorporated here. Compare a dated official price list only after the developer releases it.