D14 - Eunos / Geylang / Paya Lebar
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Parc Esta sits directly opposite Eunos station on the East-West Line, roughly 0.2km from the address. It is one stop to Paya Lebar, where the Circle Line and the Paya Lebar commercial hub sit, and Macpherson — also on the Circle Line — is about 2.5km on. Few large developments in the east are this close to a station.
The land was the en-bloc sale of Eunosville, a privatised HUDC estate. The tender went out in April 2017 and the site sold to MCL Land for $765 million, with a further sum paid to top the lease back up to a fresh 99 years. It was one of the largest en-bloc deals of that cycle.
The development occupies wide frontages on both Sims Avenue and Changi Road, with nine blocks of 18 storeys over basement and mezzanine basement carparks. The scale is what funds the amenity programme — two distinct park zones rather than one pool deck.
West Parc centres on a family lagoon with water beds, body and foot massage jets, a palm pool and an aqua gym, plus a kids' water playground and glamping lawn. Grand Parc takes the formal side with a signature arrival court, a majestic tree atrium and a sunken party lounge.
Two primary schools sit right at the one-kilometre mark — Haig Girls' School and Eunos Primary School — with Tao Nan School, Tanjong Katong Primary and Kong Hwa School about 2km out. Further afield the Katong belt adds CHIJ Katong, St Patrick's, Chung Cheng High and Victoria Junior College.
Joo Chiat Complex is about 580m away, with Kinex roughly 1.5km, Paya Lebar Quarter around 1.9km and Paya Lebar Square about 2.0km, plus the Katong malls beyond that. The development itself includes five shop units, and the Geylang Serai market and food cluster is within walking distance.
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D14 - Eunos / Geylang / Paya Lebar
Parc Esta stands on the site of Eunosville, the privatised HUDC estate that went to tender in April 2017 and sold to MCL Land for $765 million, with a further payment to restore a fresh 99-year lease. The result is 1,399 units across nine 18-storey blocks, occupying wide frontages on both Sims Avenue and Changi Road — a scale that is unusual for a site this close to an MRT station.
That station is Eunos on the East-West Line, about 0.2km from the address and effectively opposite the development. It is one stop to Paya Lebar, where the Circle Line meets the East-West Line and where the Paya Lebar commercial cluster has grown into a genuine second business node for the east. Macpherson and Kembangan are also within a couple of kilometres. By road, the Pan Island Expressway is nearby and the CBD is around six kilometres away.
The grounds are split into two contrasting park zones. West Parc handles the family side: a lagoon with water beds, body and foot massage jets, a palm pool, aqua gym, kids' water playground, grill-and-dine island and a junior glamping lawn. Grand Parc is the more formal half, built around a signature arrival court, a majestic tree atrium, an atrium deck and a sunken party lounge. Between them the development covers an amenity list closer to a large integrated project than a typical city-fringe condominium.
MCL Land completed Parc Esta and all 1,399 units have sold. Everyday retail is close — Joo Chiat Complex is about 580m and the Geylang Serai market and hawker cluster is walkable — while Haig Girls' School and Eunos Primary School both sit around the one-kilometre mark. The wider Katong belt adds Tanjong Katong Primary, Tao Nan, Kong Hwa, CHIJ Katong and Victoria Junior College, and Paya Lebar Quarter brings a full retail and office cluster one stop away. For buyers today the proposition is a completed, MRT-adjacent city-fringe development in an established east-side district, with five shops on site and the resale market as the route in.
MCL Land Limited is a Singapore-listed property developer and a member of the Hong Leong Group Malaysia. Established in 1963, MCL Land has developed numerous residential and commercial projects across Singapore, including Parc Esta, Jui Residences, and The Centris. The group is known for quality homes at accessible price points.
A closer look at the factors that make this development a compelling opportunity.
Connectivity is the strongest feature of this address. Eunos MRT on the East-West Line is about 0.2km away and effectively opposite the development, putting Paya Lebar one stop and the CBD about 6km further. Paya Lebar is an interchange with the Circle Line and has developed into a substantial commercial cluster, so both the traditional CBD and the eastern business node are reachable without a car. Kembangan is roughly 1.4km and Macpherson about 2.5km. The Pan Island Expressway is close for drivers, giving fast access to Changi Airport, Changi Business Park and the eastern corridor as well as the city.
Joo Chiat Complex is about 580m away, FairPrice around 557m, Kinex roughly 1.5km, Paya Lebar Quarter around 1.9km, Paya Lebar Square about 2.0km, 112 Katong roughly 2.3km, Katong Shopping Centre 2.6km and Parkway Parade about 2.8km. SingPost Centre at Paya Lebar is around 2.2km and the Geylang East Public Library about 2.9km. The Geylang Serai market and hawker centre is within walking distance — one of Singapore's best-known food and produce districts — and the development includes five shop units of its own. On schools, Haig Girls' School and Eunos Primary are both about 1km away, with Tao Nan, Tanjong Katong Primary, CHIJ Katong, Kong Hwa, Maha Bodhi and Victoria Junior College within the wider Katong belt.
This is one of the stronger rental locations in the east, and the fundamentals are straightforward: a 0.2km walk to an MRT station, one stop from the Paya Lebar commercial hub, and a very large employment base within a short commute. That draws the standard city-fringe tenant profile — professionals working in the CBD and at Paya Lebar, plus airport and aviation staff along the East-West Line. The caveat is supply: at 1,399 units, Parc Esta has a deep pool of potential rental stock within the same building, so individual landlords compete against their own neighbours on condition, floor level and asking rent rather than against a thin market. Larger units face more limited tenant demand than the one- and two-bedroom layouts.
The transformation here is largely already delivered rather than pending. The site itself was created by the en-bloc sale of Eunosville and the lease top-up that followed, and the surrounding Paya Lebar area has been upgraded substantially over the past decade into a designated commercial node with Paya Lebar Quarter and the Circle Line interchange. Further change in the immediate Eunos and Geylang neighbourhood is likely to be incremental — selective redevelopment of older low-rise and industrial parcels rather than wholesale transformation — with the long-dated driver being continued intensification around Paya Lebar and the eastern corridor more broadly.
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| Atlassia | Claydence | Koon Seng House | |
| Tenure | Freehold | FREEHOLD | Freehold |
| TOP | Nov 2025 | Q3 2025 | TBC |
| 1 BR | 1 BEDROOM $1,657,800 - $1,719,200 614 sqft $2,700 - $2,800 psf | ||
| 2 BR | 2+1 Bedroom $3,059,028 - $3,085,296 1,292 sqft $2,368 - $2,388 psf | 2 BEDROOM PENTHOUSE $2,744,000 980 sqft $2,800 psf | |
| 3 BR | 3 BEDROOM (PREMIUM) PENTHOUSE $3,982,500 1,475 sqft $2,700 psf 3 BEDROOM+1(PREMIUM) $3,413,800 1,313 sqft $2,600 psf | 3 Bedroom $2,638,000 1,033 - 1,163 sqft $2,268 psf | |
| 4 BR | 4 BEDROOM (PREMIUM) PENTHOUSE $5,681,000 2,185 sqft $2,600 psf 4 BEDROOM+1 PENTHOUSE $5,626,400 2,164 sqft $2,600 psf | 4 Bedroom $2,800,000 - $2,977,000 1,216 - 1,313 sqft $2,228 - $2,365 psf | |
| 5 BR | $4,866,329 3,057 sqft $1,592 psf |