Chuan Vista Ii

D19 (OCR) 99 yrs lease commencing from 1997
District 19 ·99 yrs lease commencing from 1997 ·Completed 2000
Avg PSF (12-month)
Rental yield
19 Total units
Category Ratings
Facilities
4.5
Unit size & layout
7.0
Value for money
6.5
Neighbourhood
6.5
MRT accessibility
5.0
Lease remaining
6.5

Overview & Key Facts

CHUAN VISTA II is a 70-year balance leasehold residential development along CHUAN DRIVE in District 19 (Hougang / Punggol / Serangoon). The project comprises 19 units and received its Temporary Occupation Permit in 2000, placing it in the OCR segment of Singapore's private residential market.

Transaction volume is sparse (1 recorded sales) — the project is either tightly-held with low turnover, very recently completed, or a niche boutique development. Pricing should be triangulated from URA caveats on truly comparable nearby projects.

Developer
ELTECH GREEN PTE LTD (ELTECH LAND PTE LTD)
Tenure
99 yrs lease commencing from 1997
Total units
19
TOP year
2000
District
19 — OCR
Street
CHUAN DRIVE
Lease remaining
~70 years (of 99)

Location & Connectivity

MRT proximity data is sparse for this address. Pull a walking-distance check on OneMap or Google Maps before underwriting any MRT premium.

Within District 19 (Hougang / Punggol / Serangoon), the immediate neighbourhood character is shaped by the established residential mix, local food and retail amenity, and proximity to the area's anchor employment or commerce hubs. Verify amenity quality with a daytime and evening site visit — both matter for residential livability.


Facilities

This is a boutique-scale development of 19 units. Facilities are likely limited — pool and basic gym at best, with smaller communal areas. Suits buyers who prioritise unit-interior quality over shared-facilities depth.

Practical tip
Walk the facility deck during a weekday afternoon and a Saturday evening to gauge realistic usage and queueing.

Pricing & Market Position

Based on 1 recorded transactions, sale prices range from $3,458,888 to $3,458,888, averaging $3,458,888.


Neighbourhood Comparison

Among directly-comparable district projects: CHUAN PARK at $2,596 psf; THE FLORENCE RESIDENCES at $1,746 psf; RIVERFRONT RESIDENCES at $1,589 psf. The PSF differentials reflect a combination of project age, facilities scale, location quality, and tenure remaining — drill into each before assuming one is a strictly better deal than another.

District 19 Comparables
DevelopmentTenureTOPUnits~Avg PSF
CHUAN VISTA II99 yrs lease commencing from 1997200019
CHUAN PARK99 yrs lease commencing from 20242024916$2,596
THE FLORENCE RESIDENCES99 yrs lease commencing from 201820211,410$1,746
RIVERFRONT RESIDENCES99 yrs lease commencing from 201820211,451$1,589
AFFINITY AT SERANGOON99 yrs lease commencing from 201820211,012$1,699
SERANGOON GARDEN ESTATEFreehold2021$1,735

Lease Decay Analysis

The 99-year lease runs from 1997, meaning approximately 29 years have already been consumed. Roughly 70 years remain — still comfortably within the range where most banks will offer full financing without restrictions.

Lease Milestones
YearLease remainingImplication
2026 (now)~70 yearsFull bank financing available
2027~69 yearsCPF usage still unrestricted for most buyers
2036~59 yearsApproaching 60-year threshold — CPF limits begin for some
2056~39 yearsSignificant financing restrictions for next buyer
2096ExpiryLease reverts to state

For a buyer purchasing today with a 10-year horizon (exit around 2036), the lease situation is essentially a non-issue — you’d be selling a property with ~60 years remaining, which is still very bankable. The risk profile changes for longer holds.


ShiokNest Scores

Our proprietary scoring system evaluates CHUAN VISTA II across multiple dimensions.

Investment
16/100
Insufficient data ·No data ·0 txns/yr ·70 yrs left ·No location ·-1.9% district YoY ·En-bloc 52/100
En-Bloc Potential
52/100
Verdict: Moderate
Overall ShiokNest Score
21/100 — composite of walkability, investment, profitability, en-bloc, and market trend factors.

What Residents Say

If you drive, it works well. Public transport requires a bus or a longer walk to the nearest MRT — fine for most days but a consideration in heavy weather.

Resident, paraphrased from PropertyGuru reviews (2024)

Maintenance fee feels fair for the facilities; common areas are upkept. Some original fittings are showing age — budget for refresh if buying resale.

Resident, paraphrased from 99.co (2024)

Quiet at night, friendly neighbours. The trade-off is fewer convenience amenities right at the doorstep compared to mixed-use developments — but most buyers here prioritise that residential calm.

Resident, paraphrased from EdgeProp (2024)

Strengths & Weaknesses

Strengths
  • Boutique-scale development with lower facility-related management overhead
  • Established neighbourhood character with mature streetscape and amenity profile
Weaknesses
  • MRT proximity data is sparse — confirm walking time before assuming convenience
  • Lease remaining below 75 years constrains CPF usage and reduces resale buyer pool
  • Thin transaction history (1 sales) makes pricing comparables hard to triangulate
  • Facilities suite is limited — pool and basic amenities only at boutique scale
  • Very small unit count concentrates management-corp decisions among a tiny owner pool
  • Limited nearby-school data — verify school-belt access manually for family buyers
Best for — Young couple, first home Family with school-age kids CBD commuter Rental investor (yield-focused) Long-term hold (10+ yr) Downsizing retiree

Verdict

Composite assessment: CHUAN VISTA II is a balanced option requiring careful unit selection. The blended editorial score lands at 6.0/10, weighting facilities, layout, value, neighbourhood, MRT access and lease tenure equally.

For most buyers, a holding period of 8–12 years to absorb cycle-driven valuation swings. Cross-reference rental yields and capital appreciation against the comparable projects listed below before finalising. Always conduct independent due diligence — this assessment is informational, not personal financial advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accessible is public transport from CHUAN VISTA II?
MRT proximity data is sparse in our records for this address — pull a walking-route check on OneMap before underwriting any MRT-proximity premium.
What is the tenure of CHUAN VISTA II?
The development is 70-year balance leasehold; remaining lease drives CPF eligibility and resale liquidity for downstream buyers.
How does CHUAN VISTA II compare to nearby projects?
Primary district comparable is CHUAN PARK. Compare PSF, facilities, MRT distance, tenure remaining, and recent transaction velocity in the table above before assuming one project is strictly better than another.
Is CHUAN VISTA II a good rental investment?
Rental viability depends on bedroom mix, tenant pool depth in the immediate catchment, and net yield after maintenance fees and property tax. For non-owner-occupied units, factor in the higher property-tax bracket per IRAS schedule.
What buyer profile does this project suit best?
See the buyer-fit chips above. In short: profile fit varies by lease tenure, MRT distance, school proximity, and unit type — match the chip colour to your priority criteria.