What buyers should know
The integrated-town concept is substantial, but the price and daily operation of the interchange-led scheme remain unknown.
Project overview
The Chencharu Close land sale envisages roughly 875 private homes above a mixed-use base that includes a bus interchange and hawker centre. The scheme could give an emerging Yishun estate a clear centre of gravity, but its residential plan has not been published.
Life around Chencharu Close
Chencharu is a growing part of Yishun, with Khatib MRT and existing Yishun amenities supporting daily life while the new town takes shape.
Who should shortlist it
Most relevant to households who value northern-town convenience and would use the integrated transport and amenities regularly.
Where the decision gets harder
The key trade-off will be residential privacy and noise around a busy transport hub. The final home mix and price will decide whether integration is worth paying for.
- Mixed-use town-centre position
- Khatib MRT in the wider catchment
- Planned bus interchange and hawker centre
- Home count is a planning estimate
- Final pricing and unit plans are unreleased
- Interchange activity may differ by stack
Key highlights
- Mixed-use town-centre position
- Khatib MRT in the wider catchment
- Planned bus interchange and hawker centre
- About 875 homes estimated at land release; final count may change
- 99-year leasehold site in Chencharu Close, D27
Developed by Gamuda Land, Evia Real Estate and Ho Lee Group joint venture
Chencharu Central Residences is planned by Gamuda Land, Evia Real Estate and Ho Lee Group joint venture. Final sale materials, including the home mix, plans and prices, have not yet been released.
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Project information and pricing are indicative and may change. Verify the latest developer-issued brochure, price list, floor plans and legal documents before making a purchase decision.