GuocoLand sells out Lentor Modern after Midtown success

It is located on a 1.7-hectare site.

GuocoLand has sold Lentor Modern, the sole integrated mixed-use development in the Lentor Hills estate, after a complete sell-out of the group’s 558-unit Midtown Modern as of December.

Lentor Modern, located on a 1.7-hectare site, consists of three 25-storey residential towers, a 90,000 sq ft shopping mall, and a direct connection to Lentor MRT Station on the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL).

The development achieved 84% sales of its 605 residential units during its launch weekend in September 2022. It is expected to be completed in the first half of 2026.

The retail space at Lentor Modern mall is currently over 50% leased, with anchor tenants CS Fresh and ChildFirst. Other tenants include new F&B concepts and providers of medical, beauty, and wellness services.

In addition to Lentor Modern, GuocoLand is developing three other projects in the Lentor Hills estate through joint ventures. Lentor Hills Residences, launched in July 2023 with Hong Leong Holdings and TID Pte. Ltd., has sold 99% of its 598 units.

Lentor Mansion, introduced in March 2024 and jointly developed with Hong Leong Holdings, is 97% sold, with fewer than 20 units remaining.

The next project, Lentor Central Residences, will feature 477 units in two high-rise blocks and is slated for launch in first quarter this year.

GuocoLand is also preparing to launch a development at Upper Thomson Road (Parcel B) in the second half of 2025.

This 941-unit project, located on a 32,023.7 sqm site secured in April 2024 with Hong Leong Holdings, will include five 25-storey towers and adapt part of the former Upper Thomson Secondary School for residential use. The development will offer sheltered access to Springleaf MRT Station on the TEL.

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