Lucerne Grand Review: Prices, Remaining Units and My Showflat Guide

Lucerne Grand is 61% sold. Should you still visit?

If you are considering Lucerne Grand, you may be wondering whether you have missed the best choices—or whether the remaining homes could still suit you.

CDL reported that 350 of its 570 units were sold by 6pm on 4 October 2026, following the launch on 3 October. Overall project pricing averaged S$2,480 per square foot.

My starting point is your needs. I would look at the available homes, compare their prices and layouts, and work through how the purchase fits your finances and moving plans.

Considering a two-, three- or four-bedroom home? Tell me your approximate budget and preferred size. I can check the latest availability and help you prepare a shortlist before your visit.

What is Lucerne Grand?

Lucerne Grand is a new private residential development by CDL at Lakeside Drive in Singapore’s District 22. It comprises 570 homes across five 17-storey towers, directly linked to Lakeside MRT. Its commercial component, Lucerne Galleria, will include supermarket and dining/retail options.

For someone who regularly takes the train, that connection is worth examining. I would also consider how the particular unit relates to the station, roads, commercial areas and other blocks.

What are Lucerne Grand’s prices?

CDL announced these starting prices at launch:

These are advertised launch starting prices, rather than confirmed quotations for units available today.

When I assess value, I look beyond the project’s average PSF.

I want to know how much usable space you receive, whether the bedrooms work for your household, and what you are paying for the selected floor and facing. A lower total price may be attractive, but it only helps if the home meets your needs.

Send me your budget and bedroom preference. I’ll help you check which available options are worth comparing.

Are units still available after the launch?

CDL’s reported figures leave 220 units unsold at the 4 October snapshot. That calculation does not establish current availability or which stacks remain.

I would avoid assuming that every worthwhile choice has gone. Buyers have different priorities: some favour a particular facing, while others place more weight on layout, budget or floor level.

Before arranging your visit, I can check the current choices against your requirements. That gives us a more useful starting point than simply asking what is left.

Is Lucerne Grand better value than a nearby resale condo?

There is no single answer for every buyer.

I would compare Lucerne Grand with relevant resale homes using a consistent set of questions:

• What is the total purchase price?
• How much usable space does the home provide?
• What are its tenure, condition and renovation requirements?
• How convenient is the actual journey to the MRT?
• When could you move in?
• What additional costs would arise before and after the move?

For a resale home, we can inspect its current condition and surroundings. For a new development, we need to study the plans, specifications and construction timeline carefully.

My aim is to help you understand the trade-offs, so you can choose the home that works best for your household.

For broader market context, you can explore my interactive condominium resale trends. These resale figures are context, rather than direct valuations of a new-launch unit.

What would I check about MRT noise, facing and views?

The MRT connection is an attraction, but I would assess it alongside the position of your chosen unit.

I would study the site plan for its relationship to the railway, roads, neighbouring blocks and shared facilities. I would also walk the surroundings with you to understand the location more fully.

A showflat helps us assess room proportions and layout. It cannot reproduce the exact sound, privacy or outlook of every future unit.

Likewise, I would treat development illustrations as a guide to the proposed design. CDL states that depicted views are illustrative and are not guaranteed for individual apartments.

Can an HDB owner upgrade to Lucerne Grand comfortably?

Before I help you shortlist a unit, I would work through your financial position and moving timeline.

That includes expected sale proceeds, outstanding loans, CPF refunds, available funds, financing and the applicable purchase requirements. I would also examine where you would live while waiting for your new home.

CDL’s official project website lists a 99-year lease from 8 September 2025, expected vacant possession on 7 December 2031, and expected legal completion on 7 December 2034. The expected vacant-possession date should not be treated as a confirmed TOP or personal move-in date.

For an upgrader, the waiting period can affect rental costs, cash flow and family arrangements. I would help you organise these figures and identify what needs confirmation with your bank, CPF or conveyancing professional.

If you have an HDB flat to sell, mention it when you contact me. We can discuss the purchase as part of your complete moving plan. Learn more about my upgrading and rightsizing services and home-selling services.

Does Jurong’s transformation make Lucerne Grand a good investment?

I see the surrounding growth story as one consideration, alongside the price and suitability of the actual unit.

Lucerne Grand’s proximity to Jurong Lake District is highlighted in CDL’s project information.

However, future returns will depend on factors including your entry price, holding costs, competing supply and market conditions when you sell.

I would ask whether the purchase still works for you if price growth takes longer than expected.

For an own-stay buyer, I would also consider the everyday benefits: your commute, the layout and whether the home supports the way your household lives.

Where is the Lucerne Grand showflat?

The Lucerne Grand Sales Gallery is along Yuan Ching Road, next to Lakeside MRT. CDL lists opening hours of 10am to 7pm daily.

Contact me before travelling so I can check appointment availability and confirm your viewing arrangements.

Let me help you make the visit worthwhile

You do not need to have made a buying decision before contacting me.

Tell me what you are looking for, and I’ll help you check the available options, compare layouts and prepare the questions that matter to you. If you have a home to sell, we can also discuss how the two transactions might fit together.

WhatsApp me with your preferred viewing day. You can include your budget and bedroom preference if you already have them in mind.

James Tai · Huttons Asia Pte Ltd
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Project facts are based on CDL’s published information available when this article was prepared. Current prices, unit availability and viewing arrangements will be checked when you enquire.

Sources

• CDL launch results, 4 October 2026
• CDL project introduction, 16 September 2026
• CDL Homes: official project particulars