Chencharu Close, Yishun · District 27· Khatib MRT (NS14)
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Chencharu Central Residences, illustrative image: the arched podium by day, with shops at street level, a bus bay and covered walkways, and the residential blocks above the landscaped deckIllustrative image

Chencharu Central Residences Housing Loan Information

Two MAS rules decide the size of the loan on a home at Chencharu Central Residences: the loan-to-value (LTV) limit, which caps the loan against the price, and the Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR), which caps all monthly debt repayments against income. The figures below were in force on 11 October 2026.

Chencharu Central Residences Loan-to-Value Limits

The limit depends on how many housing loans the borrower already has. Each tier has a standard limit, a lower limit and a minimum share of the price that must be paid in cash.

Outstanding housing loansStandard LTVLower LTVMinimum cash
None75%55%5% (10% in the lower band)
One45%25%25%
Two or more35%15%25%

Source: MAS, checked 11 October 2026. Limits can change; confirm with MAS or your bank before signing.

When the Lower Band Applies at Chencharu Central Residences

A loan moves to the lower band if either of these is true:

  • the tenure is longer than 30 years; or
  • the loan would run past the borrower’s 65th birthday, using the income-weighted average age where two people borrow together.

So a 30-year-old taking a 35-year loan finishes at 65 but exceeds 30 years of tenure, and the lower band applies; a 45-year-old taking a 25-year loan stays within 30 years but finishes at 70, and it applies too. Loans on private property run for up to 35 years.

Chencharu Central Residences, illustrative image: a skylit retail concourse with arched timber screens, a supermarket, a café and shops
The retail mall in the podium, as imagined for Chencharu Central Residences. Illustrative image.

The TDSR Test for Chencharu Central Residences Buyers

All monthly debt repayments, the new loan included, must stay within 55% of gross monthly income. The new loan is tested at a medium-term rate rather than the bank’s offered rate, so that the borrower can absorb a rise in interest rates.

RuleAs at October 2026
TDSR limit55% of gross monthly income
Interest rate used for the test4%, or the loan’s own rate if higher
Variable and rental incomeCounted at 70%, after a 30% haircut
Longest tenure, private property35 years
Joint borrowersIncome-weighted average age

Source: MAS, checked 11 October 2026. Limits can change; confirm with MAS or your bank before signing.

Fixed salary counts in full. Minimum credit card payments, car loans and other property loans are deducted first, and what remains is turned into a loan amount. The Chencharu Central Residences TDSR calculator applies these rules for one or two borrowers.

In-Principle Approval for a Chencharu Central Residences Purchase

Many buyers obtain a bank’s in-principle approval before the preview. It states the amount the bank is prepared to lend on the details given, subject to final approval and a valuation, and gives a firm figure for planning the stamp duty, the booking fee and the cash share. Each bank sets its own terms and validity period.

Once the buyer’s own share is paid, the loan is drawn stage by stage under the payment scheme, and the progressive payment calculator shows the split at each stage.

Preview registration

Register for the Chencharu Central Residences Preview

Registration places you on the preview list for Chencharu Central Residences. The Sales Concierge sends each release as the developer issues it and arranges a private viewing when the showflat opens.

What registrants receive first

Chencharu Central Residences, illustrative image: a family on a covered walkway beside the arched podium, with planting along the path and a residential block behind
A covered walkway beside the podium, as imagined for Chencharu Central Residences. Illustrative image.

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