GuocoLand secures $634.7m green loan for Lentor Central

The company will develop three towers with about 533 units.

GuocoLand Limited has secured an $634.7m green club facility from OCBC and the ICBC Singapore Branch to finance the Lentor Central site.

GuocoLand plans to develop a condominium of three towers, two at 26 storeys high and one with 27 floors. It is expected to produce 553 units.

When completed, the Lentor Central site is expected to achieve a BCA Green Mark Platinum (Super Low Energy award), GuocoLand said in a statement on 2 July 2026.

Its latest development at Lentor Central is targeted for launch in the first half of 2027.

The 171,424 sqft land parcel at Lentor Central is GuocoLand’s fifth site in the Lentor Hills estate.

GuocoLand was awarded the site on 6 March. It has a 99-year leasehold, and is adjacent to another GuocoLand development, Lentor Modern. Lentor Modern is a mixed development with a 90,000 sqft retail mall and has direct access to the Lentor MRT station on the Thomson-East Coast Line.

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