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The Sen in Upper Bukit Timah sells 23% of units at $2,358 psf at launch

The Straits Times

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November 18, 2025

The Sen, a 99-year leasehold condominium in Upper Bukit Timah, sold 80 of its 347 units — or 23 per cent — at an average price of $2,358 per sq ft (psf) during its launch weekend.

Developed by Sustained Land, the condominium is the final new project to hit the market in 2025.

Located just off Jalan Jurong Kechil in the Upper Bukit Timah area of District 21, The Sen comprises 80 Prestige units across two blocks and 267 Classic units across three blocks.

It was officially launched for sale on Nov 15, following a two-week preview on Oct 31.

A two-phase launch was adopted, comprising a morning VIP sales window for developer sales and Prestige units, followed by an afternoon release of Classic units.

During the VIP sales window, 11 units - including seven of the 40 four-bedroom and study Prestige units — were sold.

This was a “strong showing” for the development’s largest layouts, said Mr Vincent Chew, director of SL Capital (8) — a subsidiary of Sustained Land — in a media release on Nov 16.

There was also a “robust” take-up across the one-, twoand three-bedroom Classic units during the afternoon release, with 69 units sold, he said.

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