
Lentor Gardens Residences had a successful first day on the market. The developer, Kingsford Group said that 270 of the 499 condominium units were sold. This is 54% of the units. The average price was S$2,350 per foot. Also all three strata retail units were sold. The average price for these units was S$2,550 per foot.
The fact that many units were sold is very significant. Lentor Gardens Residences is the seventh residential project in the Lentor Hills estate. This estate is changing quickly. With many new developments in the area people still want to live there. The sales results show that people are still interested in buying homes in Lentor Hills. They like the quality design and the prices.
There was a lot of interest in Lentor Gardens Residences before it was even launched. About 5,000 people visited the showflat during the preview. This created a lot of excitement before the sales started. Many of these people were confident that the Lentor neighbourhood would become a place to live. They think it will be a private residential area.

The preview of Lentor Gardens Residences, which drew 5,000 people, and saw 54% of units sold at launch (Photo: Kingsford Group)
Experts in the industry said that the launch of Lentor Gardens Residences shows how much people want to live in the Lentor area. With new developments being built people are still attracted to the area. They like the fact that it is growing and that there are amenities. The fact that many homes were sold on the first day shows that the market can handle new developments.
The Lentor Hills estate will continue to grow. Another residential site was sold this year. This will add 560 homes to the area. In total there will be about 4,000 units in the precinct. Experts think that as more people move into the area it will become a nicer place to live. There will be shops, community facilities and a better overall atmosphere.
Lentor Gardens Residences had a strong first day. This sets a tone for the rest of the sales campaign. The launch of this project shows that people are still confident in the new-home market in Singapore. It also shows that people want to live in planned developments in up-and-coming areas. As the Lentor Hills estate continues to grow successful launches, like this will make it a more desirable place to live.

