Lentor Signature: What Three Towers and About 553 Homes Mean for Choosing Your Stack and Unit Size

Lentor Signature is the new private condominium planned on the URA Lentor Central site awarded on 6 March 2026 to GuocoLand (Singapore), Intrepid Investments and TID Residential. Floor plans and a unit mix have not been released, but the land-sale record and GuocoLand's 2 July 2026 media release on the site already narrow the decision you will face at launch: which tower, which facing and which unit size.

What the published record settles

Published fact	Source	What it tells a buyer
Site area 15,925.8 m², maximum GFA 47,778 m², 99-year lease	URA tender award	The land envelope is fixed; total floor area across every home and facility is capped by the GFA figure
About 553 units in three towers: two of 26 storeys and one of 27 storeys	GuocoLand, 2 July 2026	Three towers means three sets of stacks to compare; the per-tower unit split has not been published
URA estimated about 560 homes when the site was released on 8 December 2025	URA tender launch	GuocoLand's plan sits close to URA's estimate, so the overall scale is unlikely to be a surprise
Most units are planned with unblocked views of landed housing, Lower Seletar Reservoir or Lower Peirce Reservoir	GuocoLand, 2 July 2026	Views are a stated design aim for the development as a whole; which stack faces which view is TBA until the site plan is out
The site is adjacent to Lentor Modern, which has direct access to Lentor MRT on the Thomson-East Coast Line	GuocoLand, 2 July 2026	Stacks facing the neighbouring development will have a different outlook from stacks facing landed housing or the reservoirs

Three choices to think through before plans are released

1. Which view matters to you. GuocoLand describes three kinds of unblocked view: landed housing, Lower Seletar Reservoir and Lower Peirce Reservoir. Decide which you would pay for, and which you would trade away for a lower floor or a smaller unit. "Most units" also means some units do not get those views, so ask which stacks are the exceptions.
2. How much height matters. The towers differ by one storey (26 against 27), so the choice between towers is more about facing and position on the site than about height. Within a tower, floor level is the variable to price.
3. Which unit size you actually need. GuocoLand describes the development as suited to families with young children and multi-generational households, but the unit mix, bedroom types and sizes are TBA, including whether larger multi-generational layouts are offered. Setting your minimum bedroom count and layout needs now lets you compare quickly when the Lentor Signature floor plans are released, instead of choosing under launch-day pressure.

Why the land price is not a guide to unit prices

URA's tender record shows the land cost: S$657,100,000, or S$13,753.19 per m² of GFA. That is what the developers paid for the land. It does not set selling prices, which also depend on construction, financing and market conditions at launch. The Lentor Signature price and price per square foot stay TBA until the developer publishes a price list.

What is still TBA

• Unit mix, bedroom types and unit sizes
• Floor plans, site plan and the stack layout of each tower
• Prices and price per square foot
• Showflat opening date and completion (TOP) date

GuocoLand's release targets a launch in the first half of 2027. Until then, the most useful preparation is ranking your view, floor and size priorities so you can shortlist stacks quickly. To be told when plans and the showflat open, register on the relevant page.