Choosing your home size
Start with how you want to use the home. If you need a bedroom and a separate work room, we can look at the 2-bedroom options. Families needing more bedrooms can compare the 3-, 4- and 5-bedroom choices against their budget. Then, when the floor plans are released, I will help you compare room sizes, furniture arrangements and the layouts that work best for you.
Your daily routine in the development
Chencharu's planned bus interchange, hawker centre and shops give us another reason to put it on the shortlist: how much of your daily routine could be handled within the development. Once the detailed plans arrive, we can compare the homes and their routes to these amenities together.
These are indicative starting bands. Exact prices and availability depend on the released unit price list.
Upgrading from Yishun?
Work out what your current home leaves you with after the sale: the sale price, less your outstanding loan, the CPF refund and the selling costs. That cash and CPF, together with your new loan, is your real budget.
It also decides whether you should sell first or buy first. I would settle that before you book a unit.
Comparing it with resale condos
If you are also looking at resale condos nearby, pick the ones with the same number of bedrooms and a move-in date that works for you. Once Chencharu’s price list is out, we can put the actual homes side by side.
More on Chencharu Central
Project details and updates are on my Chencharu Central Residences page.
WhatsApp me “Chencharu” and whether you are looking for 2, 3, 4 or 5 bedrooms. I’ll send you the indicative price guide and help you plan your budget before the full price list arrives.