One Chuan Grove Balance Units: How Availability Will Be Tracked

What availability data reveals

Once sales begin, the pattern of remaining units carries useful information:

• Take-up by unit type. Fast-selling types reveal where demand is concentrated. Measuring take-up as a share of each type's count matters here, because the types differ so much in size: 27 five-bedders selling out is a different signal from 27 of 471 two-bedders selling.
• Stack patterns. If certain stacks remain available, the reason is often facing, view or road exposure.
• Price adjustments. Developers sometimes revise prices for later releases. Comparing balance unit prices with initial prices shows the direction.

• Pace of sales. The share of units sold over successive weeks shows whether demand is broad or concentrated in the first release.

Bear in mind that availability lists change quickly during active sales periods, so a snapshot can be out of date within days. We will always date the information we send.

For a project of 1,056 homes in 5 blocks, with 471 two-bedders, 315 three-bedders and 240 four-bedders on the tentative schedule, sales are likely to be spread over several releases, so availability snapshots over time are more meaningful than a single figure.

Request the latest availability

Register below and we will send the current list of available units once sales start, grouped by unit type and stack. See the price list page for how pricing is typically structured and the floor plans page for layout guidance.