Buyer’s Guide to Meyer Blue

Meyer Blue (美雅蓝湾): a complete guide covering prices, unit mix, the sea view versus landed view split, fittings, technical specifications, and the questions buyers ask most about this specific development.

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226Total Units

Dec 2028Expected TOP

FreeholdTenure

15 (RCR)District

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Pricing & Availability
Location
Views & Orientations
Unit Types
Fittings & Finishes
Facilities
Specifications
The Developer
Investment Context
FAQ

Current Pricing & Availability

“What’s actually left to buy, and what does it cost?”

Type	Area Size (From)	Area Size (To)	Price (From)	Price (To)	Available Units	Total Units	Maintenance Fee (Est)
2 Bedroom Premium	667 sqft	667 sqft	Fully Sold	Fully Sold	0	50	$480 / mth
2 Bedroom Premium + Study	710 sqft	710 sqft	Fully Sold	Fully Sold	0	25	$480 / mth
3 Bedroom	990 sqft	990 sqft	Fully Sold	Fully Sold	0	25	$480 / mth
3 Bedroom Premium	1,141 sqft	1,141 sqft	$3,551,000	$3,551,000	1	24	$560 / mth
4 Bedroom Premium (w/ Private Lift)	1,518 sqft	1,528 sqft	$4,528,000	$5,226,000	26	50	$560 / mth
4 Bedroom Premium + Study (w/ Private Lift)	1,733 sqft	1,733 sqft	$5,338,000	$5,838,000	10	25	$640 / mth
5 Bedroom Suite (w/ Private Lift)	1,905 sqft	1,905 sqft	$5,780,000	$6,139,000	11	25	$640 / mth
Penthouse	2,949 sqft	2,992 sqft	Fully Sold	Fully Sold	0	2	$720 / mth
Total					48	226

How payment is structured before TOP ▼

Meyer Blue is sold under the standard Progressive Payment Scheme used for uncompleted private residential property in Singapore, tied to construction milestones rather than a single deferred lump sum. Booking takes 5% upon the Option to Purchase, with a further 15% due on signing the Sale and Purchase Agreement (within 8 weeks of the Option date). From there, payment follows the build: 10% on completion of foundation work, 10% on completion of the reinforced concrete framework, 5% on completion of partition walls, 5% on completion of roofing and ceiling work, 5% on completion of doors, window frames, electrical wiring and internal plastering, and 5% on completion of car park, roads and drains. The largest single tranche, 25%, falls due on the issuance of the Temporary Occupation Permit, with the final 15% due upon legal completion.

A construction update (dated April 2026) put foundation work and the reinforced concrete framework as already complete for levels 1 to 20, with the framework for the top levels (21 to 26) estimated to finish by around Q1 2027, and ceiling works across the building estimated to run from Q2 2026 through Q2 2027 depending on floor band. These are developer estimates and will have moved on since; check current construction progress with the sales team.

How much of each stage is financed by cash, CPF or bank loan depends on the buyer’s chosen loan quantum and is best worked out with a banker or the developer’s sales team. This summary reflects the standard schedule and is not financial advice.

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Location & Connectivity

6 minutes to an MRT station that’s already running

Meyer Blue sits at 83 Meyer Road, on the stretch of Meyer Road between the East Coast Parkway and the Tanjong Katong landed enclave, within the Marine Parade Planning Area (District 15). The address puts it inside what the developer markets as the East Coast Enclave, a short walk from the Katong-Joo Chiat heritage district and about 8 minutes on foot from East Coast Park, reached by a walkway and an underpass beneath the East Coast Parkway.

Transport & connectivity, as published in the developer’s brochure
Destination	Distance / Time
Katong Park MRT Station (TE24, Thomson-East Coast Line)	6 min walk
Tanjong Katong MRT Station (TE25)	8 min walk
East Coast Park	8 min walk, via walkway and underpass beneath the ECP
Tanjong Rhu Promenade Park Connector	10 min cycle
Parkway Parade	5 min drive
Singapore Sports Hub	5 min drive
Gardens by the Bay	8 min drive
Singapore Flyer	8 min drive
Suntec Convention & Exhibition Centre	8 min drive
Esplanade	10 min drive
Marina Bay Sands	10 min drive
ArtScience Museum	10 min drive
Central Business District	10 min drive
Jewel Changi Airport	15 min drive
Marina Bay MRT	3 stops, direct, no line change
Direct access	East Coast Parkway (ECP) / Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE)

The MRT connection is already open, not a future promise ▼

Katong Park station opened on 23 June 2024 as part of Thomson-East Coast Line Stage 4, together with Tanjong Rhu, Tanjong Katong, Marine Parade, Marine Terrace, Siglap and Bayshore. It sits directly along Meyer Road, between Tanjong Rhu and Tanjong Katong stations. This is a confirmed, running piece of infrastructure, not a projection: the line’s fifth and final stage (Sungei Bedok interchange and the remaining eastern stations) is slated to open in the second half of 2026, completing the full Thomson-East Coast Line.

Schools within reach ▼

Within roughly 1 to 2 km are Dunman High School, Chung Cheng High School (Main) and Tanjong Katong Primary School. A little further out sit Tanjong Katong Girls’ School, Kong Hwa School, Haig Girls’ School, Tao Nan School, CHIJ Katong Conventand Victoria Junior College.

Long Island and the southern coastline plan ▼

Singapore’s masterplan describes Long Island as eventually adding around 20km of new waterfront parks, forming part of a continuous 120km stretch of accessible waterfront along Singapore’s southern coast. Nearer-term precincts along the same waterfront, such as Nicoll and Kampong Bugis, are a 7 to 9 minute drive away and are being studied for new residential and recreational uses, though detailed plans and timelines for those precincts have not been finalised.

Long Island: a confirmed near-term step, and a much longer-range plan ▼

Long Island is a coastal protection and land reclamation concept for the waters off East Coast Park, intended to shield low-lying areas from rising sea levels and eventually add a new reservoir and around 800 hectares of land. As of the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s own announcement on 30 June 2026, preparatory works, removing seabed obstructions and building temporary sand bunds, are confirmed to begin from end-2026, with the first phase covering about 570 hectares in the waters west of Bedok Jetty. A second phase, further east, will only begin after the 2029 SEA Games.

Beyond those preparatory works, there is no confirmed date for the actual land reclamation or any future housing on Long Island. URA and HDB have both described the wider project as spanning a few decades, with detailed reclamation plans still subject to further technical studies and public engagement. Any residential development on Long Island, and how close it might sit to Meyer Blue, remains an open question rather than a scheduled outcome.

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Views & Orientations

One tower, three outlooks: sea to the south east, city to the south west, landed houses to the north

Meyer Blue is a single slim block rather than a cluster of towers, so its view story is simpler than most: every unit faces one of two directions, and because it’s the only building on the plot, nothing on site blocks either outlook. To the south, units look out over East Coast Park and the sea beyond. To the north, units look over the low-rise Tanjong Katong landed housing enclave, uninterrupted because the neighbourhood there is capped at two-storey bungalows and semi-detached homes.

The three view windows recorded in the developer’s view study
View window	Direction	What it looks over
Low Rise Residential View	North	The Tanjong Katong landed enclave, zoned for two-storey housing, with the city skyline beyond it
Sea View	South east	East Coast Park and the waters beyond it
City View	South west	Marina South and the city

The developer’s drone photography was taken at the 25th storey, and at the 15th storey for the 5 Bedroom Suite. It records the outlook available from the upper part of the block rather than the view from any particular level, and no source publishes a level-by-level progression. Every resident can reach the sea view through The Meyer Club on the 26th storey regardless of which way their own unit faces.

Why no unit blocks another ▼

Because Meyer Blue is a single block development, there’s a specific claim worth understanding rather than taking at face value: no unit within the building blocks or looks directly into another. The nearest tall neighbours, Hawaii Tower, Meyer Mansion and The Meyerise, sit further along Meyer Road rather than directly in front of the block, and the low-rise landed enclave immediately to the north is height-capped, which is what keeps that northern outlook open rather than facing into someone else’s balcony.

Everyone gets the sea view eventually, via the sky facilities ▼

Not every unit faces south, but every resident has access to one that does: Level 26, at the top of the building, carries the Club Lounge and Sky Gym alongside a shared sky garden, all looking directly out over the sea. The developer frames this explicitly as a way for north-facing owners to still enjoy the water view, just communally rather than from their own balcony.

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Unit Types & Floor Plans

Eight unit types drawn as ten layouts, from 667 sqft to the 2,992 sqft penthouse

Meyer Blue is marketed as eight unit types, drawn as ten layouts covering two to five bedrooms, in a single 26-storey block. Sizes run from 667 sqft for a 2 Bedroom Premium up to 1,905 sqft for the 5 Bedroom Suite, before the two penthouses, which top out at 2,949 and 2,992 sqft. Every 4 Bedroom Premium type and above comes with its own private lift.

2 Bedroom Premium (Type BP1)

Type	Beds	Baths	Size	Units
BP1 / BP1(p)	2	2	667 sqft	50

The showflat unit, and a bedroom that can flex into a Junior Master ▼

BP1 is the development’s 2 Bedroom Premium showflat unit, built around a sleek enclosable kitchen with an integrated fridge and generous circulation space. Bedroom 2 is set up so it can serve as a Junior Master bedroom with its own ensuite. The Master Bedroom comes fitted with the Poliform wardrobe system used throughout the development.

2 Bedroom Premium + Study (Type BPS1)

Type	Beds	Baths	Size	Units
BPS1 / BPS1(p)	2 + Study	2	710 sqft	25

What the extra 43 sqft over BP1 buys ▼

BPS1 carries the same core layout as BP1 with a Study added, the only unit type at this size to get one. It is also the only type in the 2BR/3BR tier fitted with wall-mounted air-conditioning in the Study itself, alongside the Living/Dining and Master Bedroom, and it’s one of the few unit types across the whole development where the Study gets its own acoustic blind provision.

3 Bedroom (Type C1)

Type	Beds	Baths	Size	Units
C1 / C1(p)	3	2	990 sqft	25

3 Bedroom Premium (Type CP1)

Type	Beds	Baths	Size	Units
CP1	3 Premium	2	1,141 sqft	24

The showflat unit, and the first type to get town gas ▼

CP1 is the development’s 3 Bedroom Premium showflat unit and, at 24 units, the only unit type in the entire mix that doesn’t run to a round number of 25. It adds a store that the standard C1 type does not have, and it is the first type in the development to receive town gas, stepping up to a 3-burner gas hob with a freestanding 90cm fridge and a standalone washer and dryer. The Master Bedroom carries the Poliform wardrobe system.

4 Bedroom Premium with Private Lift (Types DP1, DP2)

Type	Beds	Baths	Size	Units
DP1 / DP1(p)	4 Premium	2 + Junior Master	1,528 sqft	25
DP2 / DP2(p)	4 Premium	2 + Junior Master	1,518 sqft	25

Where the private lift tier begins ▼

DP1 and DP2 mark the entry point into Meyer Blue’s private-lift tier: every unit from here up gets its own private lift and lobby. Both carry a genuine second ensuite, a Junior Master Bedroom with its own bath, alongside the Master Bedroom, Bedroom 2, Bedroom 3 and Bath 2, plus ducted air-conditioning to the Living/Dining and Master Bedroom rather than the wall-mounted units used in the smaller types. DP1, at 1,528 sqft, is marginally larger than DP2’s 1,518 sqft, with the two otherwise built to a near-identical layout on opposite sides of the block.

4 Bedroom Premium + Study with Private Lift (Type DPS1)

Type	Beds	Baths	Size	Units
DPS1 / DPS1(p)	4 Premium + Study	3 + Powder Room	1,733 sqft	25

The showflat unit, and what the extra 200-odd sqft over DP1/DP2 adds ▼

DPS1 is the development’s showflat unit for this tier, and its private lift opens directly into a Private Lift Lobby rather than shared common space. Beyond the Study, it adds a Walk-In Wardrobe to the Master suite (complete with a dehumidifier), a Powder Room, and a show kitchen with pocket doors that opens the kitchen, living area and balcony into one continuous space. The Household Shelter here doubles as a utility room or helper’s room.

5 Bedroom Suite with Private Lift (Type E1)

Type	Beds	Baths	Size	Units
E1 / E1(p)	5	4 + Powder Room	1,905 sqft	25

The largest standard unit type at Meyer Blue ▼

E1 is the largest non-penthouse unit type in the development at 1,905 sqft, and its bathroom count matches the bedroom count more generously than the “5 Bedroom” label alone suggests: four full bathrooms plus a separate Powder Room. Like DPS1, it comes with a private lift, ducted air-conditioning to the Living/Dining and Master Bedroom, and a Poliform wardrobe system in the Master Bedroom.

Penthouse (Types PH1, PH2)

Type	Size	Units
PH1	2,992 sqft	1
PH2	2,949 sqft	1

Double-height living areas, and a Family Area neither lower type gets ▼

The two penthouses sit at the top of the block and are the only unit types with a genuine double-volume ceiling: 4.85m in the Living and Dining areas against 2.9m everywhere else in the building, and 4.5m in the Master Bedroom. Both also get a dedicated Family Area (3.0m ceiling) that no other unit type has, plus a Junior Master Bedroom with its own ensuite and Poliform wardrobe.

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Fittings, Appliances & Finishes

V-Zug throughout, but the appliance package steps up by unit type

Every unit at Meyer Blue is fitted with V-Zug kitchen appliances from Switzerland, Gessi sanitary fittings from Italy, Laufen sanitary ware from Switzerland, and a Poliform wardrobe system (since 1950, one of the leading names in Italian contemporary furniture) in every Master Bedroom. As with most developments, the specific appliances and finishes step up as the unit type gets larger.

V-Zug kitchen appliance provision by unit type
Item	2BRP/2BRPS	3BR	3BRP	4BRP	4BRPS	5BR	PH1	PH2
Induction hob	2-zone	4-zone	–	–	–	–	2-zone	2-zone
Gas hob	–	–	3-burner	5-burner	5-burner	5-burner	5-burner	5-burner
Hood	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
Oven	V600 series	V600 series	V600 series	V2000 series + steam	V2000 series + steam	V2000 series + steam	V2000 series + steam	V2000 series + steam
Vacuum drawer	–	–	–	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
Dishwasher	–	–	–	–	✓	✓	✓	✓
Fridge	Integrated (60cm)	Integrated (60cm)	Freestanding (90cm)	Freestanding (90cm)	Integrated full fridge & freezer	Integrated full fridge & freezer	Integrated full fridge & freezer	Integrated full fridge & freezer
Wine cooler	–	–	–	Undercounter	Undercounter	Undercounter	Undercounter + integrated	Integrated
Washer / dryer	Integrated washer-dryer	Integrated washer-dryer	Standalone washer & dryer	Standalone washer & dryer	Standalone washer & dryer	Standalone washer & dryer	Standalone washer & dryer	Standalone washer & dryer

Where the dishwasher and gas hob thresholds fall ▼

The 2 Bedroom Premium and 2 Bedroom Premium + Study types get an induction hob and an integrated washer-dryer, sized for a more compact kitchen. The 3 Bedroom type steps up to a 4-zone induction hob but keeps the combined washer-dryer, while 3 Bedroom Premium switches to a 3-burner gas hob and a standalone washer and dryer. A dishwasher, vacuum drawer, and the larger 5-burner gas hob only appear from 4 Bedroom Premium up, alongside a wine cooler that starts as an undercounter unit and becomes fully integrated at the Penthouse tier.

Finishes by area

Location	2BR/2BR+S, 3BR, 3BRP	4BRP and above
Living, Dining, Kitchen floor	Silverite Marble (Turkey), 600 x 600mm	Alphine Gris Marble (Turkey), 600 x 1200mm
Kitchen countertop & backsplash	Sintered stone	Quartz (marble for the dry kitchen from 4BRP+Study up)
Bedroom flooring	Engineered timber	Engineered timber
Master Bath	Tiles, 300 x 600mm	Marble, 300 x 600mm
Balcony floor	Tiles, 300 x 600mm	Tiles, 300 x 600mm

Wardrobes, air-conditioning, and the smart home system ▼

Every Master Bedroom, and the Junior Master Bedroom in both Penthouses, is fitted with the imported Poliform wardrobe system, manufactured and fully assembled in Italy using laser-scanning technology. Other bedrooms get a built-in wardrobe finished in veneer and/or melamine (or melamine and/or lacquered finish for the Penthouses’ own bedrooms).

Air-conditioning is ceiling-concealed ducted to the Living/Dining and Master Bedroom for the 4 Bedroom Premium tier and above; everywhere else, including the Living/Dining and Master Bedroom of the smaller 2BR, 3BR and 3BR Premium types, uses exposed wall-mounted fan coil units. Every unit gets a Smart Home Management System covering the digital lockset, air-conditioning control, and access to the main entrance and side gate, plus a standalone battery-operated Home Fire Alarm Device (not connected to the building’s central fire system) and motorised acoustic blinds to the balcony. Hot water runs off an electric storage water heater rather than instantaneous heating, and turn-on and utility charges for this are borne by the purchaser.

Kitchen and door details worth knowing ▼

Kitchen hinges are Blum and/or Hettich and/or Salice (or approved equivalent) with soft-closing, and the kitchen hood is recirculated rather than extracted. Town gas (not cylinder gas) is provided for cooking in CP1, DP1, DP2, DPS1, E1 and both Penthouse types. Window glass is euro-grey to meet RETV requirements, rather than tinted, laminated, double-glazed or acoustic-treated glass, though bedrooms across every unit type get motorised acoustic blinds regardless. Digital locks are fitted at the main door for every unit, and additionally at the private lift lobby door and rear door for every private-lift unit type.

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Facilities

“What facilities are there?”

Meyer Blue’s facilities are split across two levels rather than spread throughout the block: the ground-level arrival and pool deck, and a dedicated sky level at the very top of the building, Level 26, which every resident can reach regardless of which unit type they own.

Facilities by level
Level	Selected facilities
1st Storey (Grand Arrival)	Water Cascade, Kids’ Play & Kids’ Pool, Gourmet Pavilion, Spa Cove, Island Oasis Deck, Function Room 1 (The Pacific) & Function Room 2 (The Atlantic), Shower & Changing Rooms, Steam Rooms, Archipelago Pool, Oasis Lawn, Wellness Pavilion, Garden Lawn, Sun Deck with Pool Cabanas, Social Lounge, 40m Lap Pool, Coastal Gym
Level 26 (Sky)	Club Lounge, Sky Gym, Sky Terrace and Sky Lawn, all with an uninterrupted sea view

The pools, in full ▼

The 40m Lap Pool is Meyer Blue’s main pool, about 255 sqm across roughly 40 metres by 6 metres, around 3 lanes, at a depth of 1.2m. The Archipelago Pool is a separate leisure pool of around 179 sqm at 0.9m depth, with a Spa Cove of about 28 sqm built into it, fitted with hydrojets. Separately, the Kids’ Pool runs to about 42 sqm with a rain shower and bubble jets for younger residents.

Two gyms, at opposite ends of the building ▼

The Coastal Gym at the 1st storey is about 36 sqm with a 3.0m ceiling, equipped with treadmills, a cross trainer, an upright bike, a multi-gym station and a weights station. The Sky Gym at Level 26 is smaller, about 30 sqm with a 2.4m ceiling, and is fitted out differently, with air bikes and air rowers rather than the ground-level equipment. Both are for reference only; the developer reserves the right to change the actual equipment provided.

Function rooms and the Gourmet Pavilion ▼

The two function rooms (The Pacific and The Atlantic) are about 37 sqm each and cannot be combined into one larger space. Each comes equipped with an induction hob, hood, combi steam oven, fridge and wine chiller. The Gourmet Pavilion by the pool deck is fitted with an electric BBQ grill and an induction cooker. As with the gyms, the developer reserves the right to change the specific appliances provided.

Carpark, bicycle lots, and waste disposal ▼

There are 229 carpark lots in total: 226 residential lots on a one-to-one basis (no visitor lots), 4 of which are equipped with AC electric vehicle charging, plus 3 further accessible lots at Basement 1. Each standard lot measures 2.4m by 4.8m with a 2.4m ceiling clearance, and there’s no dedicated car-washing bay. Bicycle parking totals 38 lots, split between the 1st storey and the basement carpark. Waste is collected via a bin centre at Basement 1 with 1 general waste and 1 recyclable hopper per floor, not a pneumatic chute system. There are 2 common lifts per block, and every private-lift unit type gives residents direct access from their own unit down to the basement carpark.

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Technical Specifications

“What are the technical details I should know before signing?”

Project particulars
Item	Detail
Project name	Meyer Blue
Address	83 Meyer Road, Singapore 437910 (management office at 81 Meyer Road)
District	15 (RCR)
Tenure	Estate in Fee Simple (Freehold)
Site area	8,981.10 sqm (approx. 96,672 sqft)
Plot ratio	2.8
Height control	SHD 90m
Total units	226
Blocks	1 block, 26 storeys
Carpark lots	229 total (226 residential, incl. 4 EV-charging lots, plus 3 accessible lots at Basement 1)
Bicycle lots	38
Mukim lot	MK25 Lot 04029P, Meyer Road
Developer	United Venture Development (Meyer) Pte. Ltd. (JV between UOL Group Limited and Singapore Land Group Limited)
Developer UEN / Co. Reg. No.	202219183K
Developer licence	C1488
Expected TOP	31 December 2028
Expected Legal Completion	31 December 2031
Project account	United Overseas Bank Ltd, A/C No. 772-340-173-2, United Venture Development (Meyer) Pte. Ltd.

Consultants
Role	Firm
Architect	P&T Consultants Pte. Ltd.
Landscape Consultant	Henning Larsen Pte. Ltd.
Main Contractor	Unison Construction Pte. Ltd.
Quantity Surveyor	ThreeSixty Cost Management Pte. Ltd.
Project Interior Designer	Peter Tay Studio / Index Design Pte. Ltd.
Show Gallery Interior Designer	Peter Tay Studio / Sujonohun
Conveyance Solicitor	Drew & Napier LLC

Construction method ▼

Meyer Blue is built using cast-in-situ construction with prefabricated bathroom units (PBU), where bathroom pods are manufactured off-site and installed as a completed module, rather than the fully volumetric PPVC method used on some other recent towers. Lift lobbies are air-conditioned; there are 2 common lifts per block, and every 4 Bedroom Premium unit type and above gets its own private lift with a single-opening configuration at every floor except the 1st storey, which opens on both sides.

Maintenance fees by unit type ▼

Unit type	Share value	Maintenance fee / month
2 Bedroom Premium (BP1)	6	$480
2 Bedroom Premium + Study (BPS1)	6	$480
3 Bedroom (C1)	6	$480
3 Bedroom Premium (CP1)	7	$560
4 Bedroom Premium (DP1 / DP2)	7	$560
4 Bedroom Premium + Study (DPS1)	8	$640
5 Bedroom Suite (E1)	8	$640
Penthouse (PH1 / PH2)	9	$720

The rate works out to $80 per share. The 2 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom + Study and standard 3 Bedroom types share the lowest tier; 3 Bedroom Premium and both 4 Bedroom Premium types share the next tier up; and the 4 Bedroom Premium + Study and 5 Bedroom Suite share a further tier below the Penthouses.

Ceiling heights by unit tier ▼

Area	BP1, BPS1, C1, CP1	DP1, DP2, DPS1, E1	PH1, PH2
Living / Dining	2.90m	2.90m	4.85m
Master Bedroom	2.90m	2.90m	4.50m
Junior Master Bedroom	n/a	2.90m	3.00m
Bedroom / Family Area	2.90m	2.90m	3.00m
Kitchen / Bath	2.40m / 2.42m	2.40m / 2.42m	2.40m / 2.42m
Private Lift Lobby	n/a	2.40–2.45m	2.40m
Balcony	2.75m	2.75m	2.95m

Ceilings step up once, at the Penthouse tier, where the double-volume Living, Dining and Master Bedroom areas roughly reproduce the standard tier’s ceiling height across two storeys. Every other unit type, from the smallest 2 Bedroom Premium up to the 5 Bedroom Suite, shares the same 2.90m ceiling in the main living areas.

The Developer

An 80/20 partnership between UOL Group and Singapore Land Group

Meyer Blue is developed by United Venture Development (Meyer) Pte. Ltd., the joint venture vehicle formed by UOL Group Limited and Singapore Land Group Limited (SingLand) specifically to acquire and develop this site. The partnership is structured 80/20, with UOL Group holding the larger share. Singapore Land Group is itself UOL’s Singapore-listed property subsidiary, so both joint venture partners sit inside the same group. UOL holds a CONQUAS Band 1 track record with the Building and Construction Authority and Singapore Land Group a Band 2 record, both as at 1 August 2026. Those are firm-level track records drawn from projects completed in the preceding six years, not scores for this development, which has not reached Temporary Occupation Permit.

UOL Group Limited ▼

Founded in 1963, UOL Group is a leading Singapore-listed property and hospitality group with total assets of about $23 billion, and a diversified portfolio of development and investment properties, hotels and serviced suites across Asia, Oceania, Europe and North America. Its awards include the FIABCI Prix d’Excellence Award, the Aga Khan Award for Architecture, Urban Land Institute Awards for Excellence and the President’s Design Award. Through its hotel subsidiary Pan Pacific Hotels Group, UOL owns the Pan Pacific, PARKROYAL COLLECTION and PARKROYAL brands.

Recent residential launches include Watten House (2023, 180 units), Pinetree Hill (2023, 520 units), Amo Residence (2022, 372 units), Watergardens at Canberra (2021, 448 units), Clavon (2020, 640 units), and Meyer House (2019, 56 units), a freehold development on the same stretch of Meyer Road.

Singapore Land Group Limited (SingLand) ▼

Singapore Land Group Limited, formerly United Industrial Corporation Limited, has been a premier real estate company listed on the Singapore Exchange since 1971 and is a subsidiary of UOL. Its portfolio spans residential, commercial and retail properties as well as hotels, with roughly 2.7 million sqft of office space and 1 million sqft of retail space in Singapore alone, including landmark commercial assets such as Singapore Land Tower and Marina Square.

The consultant team ▼

Architect P&T Consultants (part of the P&T Group) is an award-winning global design firm with a 150-year history and completed projects in more than 25 countries, including Park Nova, 15 Holland Hill and Nouvel 18 in Singapore. Landscape consultant Henning Larsen, founded in Copenhagen with offices worldwide, has landscape work spanning Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, Jurong Lake Gardens, Kampung Admiralty, PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, and fellow UOL developments Meyer House, 15 Holland Hill and Pinetree Hill. Show gallery interior designer Peter Tay is a celebrity interior designer whose clients include Zhang Ziyi, Stephanie Sun, Zoe Tay and Wang Lee Hom, with a portfolio that includes the Wallich Residence Super Penthouses.

Investment Context

A $392.18 million site, sold on the third attempt after two higher offers fell through

Meyer Blue rises on the former site of Meyer Park, a 60-unit freehold condominium completed in the 1980s. Meyer Park’s owners first put the site up for collective sale in July 2022 at a $420 million reserve price, and again in October 2022 at the same figure; both attempts closed without a single bidder. Only when the reserve price was lowered to $390 million did the site sell, on 9 February 2023, for $392.18 million to United Venture Development, the UOL-SingLand joint venture, working out to about $1,668 per square foot per plot ratio after accounting for a land betterment charge of roughly $90.9 million. Individual Meyer Park owners received between $5.25 million and $7.26 million each, depending on their unit size.

Why freehold land on Meyer Road keeps getting scarcer ▼

Development	Units	Tenure	Completion
Meyer Mansion	200	Freehold	2024
Hawaii Tower	135	Freehold	1984
The Atria at Meyer	157	Freehold	1996
The Seafront on Meyer	327	Freehold	2011
The Belvedere	167	Freehold	2008
The Meyerise	239	Freehold	2014
The Sovereign	87	Freehold	1993
The Makena	504	Freehold	1998
Peach Garden	41	Freehold	1970
AALTO	196	Freehold	2012

The government has sold land only on 99-year leases for private housing for decades, so the pool of freehold sites along Meyer Road can only shrink over time as each is eventually redeveloped, generally through a collective sale like Meyer Park’s. Every neighbouring freehold development on this list already stands completed, the most recent of them Meyer Mansion, which illustrates how rare a fresh freehold launch on this stretch of coastline actually is.

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“Estate in Fee Simple” – is that actually freehold? ▼

Yes. “Estate in Fee Simple” is the formal legal term Singapore land title uses for what’s commonly called freehold, ownership without a fixed lease term or expiry. It’s the same tenure as any other freehold property in Singapore, just expressed in the language that appears on the actual title deed and developer documents.

Who is the developer? ▼

United Venture Development (Meyer) Pte. Ltd., a joint venture formed specifically for this site between UOL Group Limited and Singapore Land Group Limited, split 80/20 in UOL’s favour. Singapore Land Group is itself UOL’s Singapore-listed property subsidiary, so both joint venture partners sit inside the same group. UOL holds a CONQUAS Band 1 track record with the Building and Construction Authority and Singapore Land Group a Band 2 record, both as at 1 August 2026. Those are firm-level track records drawn from projects completed in the preceding six years, not scores for this development, which has not reached Temporary Occupation Permit.

Which side gets the sea view, and which gets the landed view? ▼

Meyer Blue is a single block of nine stacks, and the developer’s view study records three outlooks rather than two: north over the low-rise Tanjong Katong landed enclave, south east over East Coast Park and the sea, and south west toward the city at Marina South. Neither outlook is blocked by another part of the building, and residents who don’t face south still get access to the sea view through the shared Sky Lawn, Club Lounge and Sky Gym at Level 26.

Do all unit types get the same fittings? ▼

The brands are consistent, V-Zug, Gessi, Laufen and Poliform throughout, but the specific appliances step up by tier. Smaller units get an induction hob and combined washer-dryer; 3 Bedroom Premium and up move to gas hobs and a standalone washer and dryer; and a dishwasher, vacuum drawer and wine cooler only appear from 4 Bedroom Premium upward. The full breakdown is in the Fittings, Appliances & Finishes section above.

How does payment work before TOP? ▼

Meyer Blue uses the standard Progressive Payment Scheme: 5% on the Option to Purchase, 15% on signing the Sale and Purchase Agreement, a series of smaller tranches tied to construction milestones (foundation, framework, walls, ceiling, doors and windows, car park), 25% on TOP, and a final 15% on legal completion. There is no Deferred Payment Scheme on offer; that option isn’t currently available for private, non-EC residential launches in Singapore. The full milestone breakdown is in the Pricing & Availability section above.

What was on this site before Meyer Blue? ▼

Meyer Park, a 60-unit freehold condominium completed in the 1980s. It sold en bloc on 9 February 2023 for $392.18 million after two earlier attempts at a higher reserve price failed to attract any bidders. The full history is in the Investment Context section above.

Is the MRT actually open, or still being built? ▼

It’s open. Katong Park station, a 6 minute walk from Meyer Blue, has been running since 23 June 2024 as part of Thomson-East Coast Line Stage 4. It isn’t a future promise tied to the development’s completion; it’s already carrying passengers today.

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MEYER BLUE – COMPLETE PROPERTY DATA REFERENCE Official Developer Sales Website: https://meyer-blue-condo.com.sg/ === 1. PROJECT PARTICULARS === Project name: Meyer Blue (美雅蓝湾) Address: 83 Meyer Road, Singapore 437910. Management office: 81 Meyer Road, Singapore 437908. District: 15 (RCR – Rest of Central Region; Meyer Road sits in the RCR portion of District 15, distinct from the OCR portion further towards Siglap/Frankel) Planning area: Marine Parade Tenure: Estate in Fee Simple (Freehold) Site area: 8,981.10 sqm (approx. 96,672 sqft) Plot ratio (GPR): 2.8 Permissible GFA: 25,147.08 sqm Height control: SHD 90m Total units: 226 Blocks: 1 block, 26 storeys Construction method: Cast-in-situ construction with PBU (Prefabricated Bathroom Units), not PPVC Carpark: 229 lots total – 226 residential lots (one-to-one provision, no visitor lots), including 4 EV-charging (AC) lots, plus 3 further accessible lots at Basement 1. Standard lot size 2.4m x 4.8m, 2.4m ceiling clearance. Bicycle lots: 38, split between 1st storey and basement carpark Mukim lot: MK25 Lot 04029P, Meyer Road Developer: United Venture Development (Meyer) Pte. Ltd., a joint venture between UOL Group Limited and Singapore Land Group Limited, split 80/20 in UOL’s favour Developer Co. Registration No.: 202219183K Developer licence No.: C1488 Expected TOP: 31 December 2028 Expected Legal Completion: 31 December 2031 (exactly 3 years after TOP, as required) Project account: United Overseas Bank Limited, A/C No. 772-340-173-2, United Venture Development (Meyer) Pte. Ltd. Bank code 7375, branch code 001, SWIFT UOVBSGSGXXX. Architect: P&T Consultants Pte. Ltd. Landscape Consultant: Henning Larsen Pte. Ltd. Main Contractor: Unison Construction Pte. Ltd. Quantity Surveyor: ThreeSixty Cost Management Pte. Ltd. Project Interior Designer: Peter Tay Studio / Index Design Pte. Ltd. Show Gallery Interior Designer: Peter Tay Studio / Sujonohun Conveyance Solicitor: Drew & Napier LLC Common lifts: 2 per block, lift lobbies air-conditioned Private lifts: single-opening at every floor except the 1st storey (double opening); no seating/furniture at lift lobby; private-lift unit types get direct access from their own unit to the basement carpark Smoke detector: provided in Private Lift Lobby for all private-lift unit types Site history: formerly Meyer Park, a 60-unit freehold condominium completed in the 1980s, on the same 8,981.1 sqm/96,672 sqft land parcel === 2. CURRENT AVAILABILITY === Live unit-by-unit availability and pricing move too frequently to reproduce reliably in a static reference. Check the live pricing and availability table on this page, or confirm directly with the developer sales team, for current stock and prices by unit type. === 3. PAYMENT SCHEME === Meyer Blue uses the standard Progressive Payment Scheme for uncompleted private (non-EC) residential property in Singapore. No Deferred Payment Scheme is offered; DPS is not currently available for private residential launches. Booking (Option to Purchase): 5% S&P Agreement (within 8 weeks of Option date): 15% Foundation work completion: 10% Reinforced concrete framework completion: 10% Partition walls completion: 5% Roofing/ceiling completion: 5% Doors, windows, electrical wiring (without fittings) & internal plastering completion: 5% Car park, roads & drains completion: 5% TOP (Temporary Occupation Permit) issuance: 25% Legal completion: 15% Total: 100%. Cash/CPF/loan split at each stage depends on the buyer’s chosen loan quantum; not financial advice. Construction progress estimate (dated April 2026, subject to change): Levels 1-5 and 6-10 – foundation and RC framework complete at time of estimate, partition walls estimated Q1-Q3 2026, ceiling estimated Q2 2026-Q1 2027. Levels 11-15 – foundation complete, RC framework estimated Q3 2026, partition walls Q3 2026-Q4 2026, ceiling Q4 2026-Q1 2027. Levels 16-20 – foundation complete, RC framework Q3-Q4 2026, partition walls Q4 2026-Q1 2027, ceiling Q1 2027. Levels 21-26 – foundation complete, RC framework Q4 2026-Q1 2027, partition walls Q1-Q2 2027, ceiling Q1-Q2 2027. === 4. LOCATION & CONNECTIVITY === Katong Park MRT Station (TE24, Thomson-East Coast Line): 4-6 min walk. Opened 23 June 2024 as part of TEL Stage 4 (with Tanjong Rhu, Tanjong Katong, Marine Parade, Marine Terrace, Siglap, Bayshore). This is a live, operating station, not a future projection. TEL Stage 5 (Sungei Bedok interchange and remaining eastern stations) is set to open in the second half of 2026, completing the full line. Marina Bay MRT: 3 stops, direct, no line change. Two further stations on that stretch are built but not open, Marina South (no announced date) and Founders’ Memorial (2028); once both run the same journey becomes 5 stops. East Coast Park: approx. 8 min walk, via an existing walkway and an underpass beneath the ECP. Marina Bay Financial Centre: 10 min drive via MCE (6.7km) / 13 min via ECP (8.3km) Singapore Sports Hub: 6 min drive Orchard Road: 17 min drive Changi Airport: 12 min drive Direct road access: East Coast Parkway (ECP) and Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE) Other Greater Southern Waterfront precincts by drive time: Nicoll 9 min, Kampong Bugis 7 min, Marina East 7 min, Marina South 10 min (these are longer-range URA precincts under study, not confirmed developments) Schools within approx. 1-2km: Dunman High School, Chung Cheng High School (Main), Tanjong Katong Primary School Schools beyond approx. 2km: Tanjong Katong Girls’ School, Kong Hwa School, Haig Girls’ School, Tao Nan School, CHIJ Katong Convent, Victoria Junior College Address framing: East Coast Enclave, between the East Coast Parkway/coastal park and the Katong-Joo Chiat heritage district === 5. GROWTH CONTEXT (kept separate per confidence level – do not blend into one narrative) === CONFIRMED, DATED: Katong Park MRT (TE24) has been operating since 23 June 2024. TEL Stage 5 is confirmed to open in the second half of 2026. CONFIRMED, DATED (near-term only): Long Island preparatory works (removing seabed obstructions, building temporary sand bunds) are confirmed by URA/HDB (announced 30 June 2026) to commence from end-2026, phase 1 covering approx. 570ha in waters west of Bedok Jetty. Phase 2 (approx. 155ha, further east) will only start after the 2029 SEA Games. LONG-RANGE, UNDATED: The actual land reclamation and any future housing for Long Island has no confirmed date. URA/HDB describe the full project (approx. 800ha, new reservoir, up to 20km of new waterfront parks) as spanning “a few decades,” with detailed design and reclamation plans still subject to further technical studies and public engagement. Whether any future Long Island housing would sit near Meyer Blue is not established. LONG-RANGE, UNDATED: Nicoll and Kampong Bugis precincts (part of the wider Greater Southern Waterfront / Kallang Basin masterplan) are under URA study for future residential and recreational use; no confirmed timeline. CONFIRMED, GENERAL: URA describes ‘Long Island’ as eventually adding around 20km of new waterfront parks, forming part of a continuous 120km stretch of accessible waterfront along Singapore’s southern coast. Whether Meyer Road falls inside the Greater Southern Waterfront boundary is not stated in any source held; do not assert it. === 6. VIEW ORIENTATION === Meyer Blue is a single block (not multiple towers/stacks), so orientation is a simple two-way split rather than a compass rose: SOUTH-facing units: look towards East Coast Park and the sea. As a single-block development, no unit within Meyer Blue blocks or looks directly into another. NORTH-facing units: look over the low-rise Tanjong Katong landed housing enclave (two-storey bungalows/semi-detached homes), which is height-capped and therefore stays open long-term. Drone photography reference points (approximate levels): Level 5 – treeline/park greenery to the south with sea visible above canopy, landed rooftops with city towers behind to the north. Level 10 – open sea line begins to clear the treeline to the south. Level 15 – clear sea horizon to the south, landed rooftops with skyline behind to the north. Level 20 – full sea horizon with passing ships to the south, landed enclave opens out further to the north. Level 26 (Sky Lawn/Club Lounge, shared facility, not residential) – uninterrupted sea view to the south, panoramic landed-enclave-and-skyline view to the north, accessible to every resident regardless of their own unit’s facing. Nearest taller neighbours: Hawaii Tower, Meyer Mansion, The Meyerise – sited further along Meyer Road, not directly in front of the block. === 7. UNIT MIX – FULL TABLE (226 units total) === 2 Bedroom Premium – BP1/BP1(p) | 2 bed, 2 bath | 667 sqft | 50 units | share value 6, MF $480/mth | showflat-adjacent type; enclosable kitchen w/ integrated fridge; Bedroom 2 can serve as Junior Master w/ ensuite; Poliform Master wardrobe 2 Bedroom Premium + Study – BPS1/BPS1(p) | 2 bed + Study, 2 bath | 710 sqft | 25 units | share value 6, MF $480/mth | same core layout as BP1 plus a Study; Study gets its own wall-mounted aircon and acoustic blind 3 Bedroom – C1/C1(p) | 3 bed, 2 bath | 990 sqft | 25 units | share value 6, MF $480/mth 3 Bedroom Premium – CP1 | 3 bed premium, 2 bath | 1,141 sqft | 24 units (only unit type not a round 25) | share value 7, MF $560/mth | showflat unit; adds a store that standard C1 lacks; Poliform Master wardrobe; the only unit type not built to a round number of 25 4 Bedroom Premium (Private Lift) – DP1/DP1(p) | 4 bed premium + Junior Master ensuite, 2 bath + Junior Master bath | 1,528 sqft | 25 units | share value 7, MF $560/mth | entry point to private-lift tier; ducted aircon to Living/Dining and Master Bedroom 4 Bedroom Premium (Private Lift) – DP2/DP2(p) | 4 bed premium + Junior Master ensuite, 2 bath + Junior Master bath | 1,518 sqft | 25 units | share value 7, MF $560/mth | near-identical to DP1, mirrored stack; near-identical layout on opposite sides of the block 4 Bedroom Premium + Study (Private Lift) – DPS1/DPS1(p) | 4 bed premium + Study, 3 bath + Powder Room | 1,733 sqft | 25 units | share value 8, MF $640/mth | showflat unit; private lift opens to own Private Lift Lobby; Walk-In Wardrobe w/ dehumidifier; show kitchen w/ pocket doors opening to living area/balcony; Household Shelter doubles as utility/helper’s room 5 Bedroom Suite (Private Lift) – E1/E1(p) | 5 bed, 4 bath + Powder Room | 1,905 sqft | 25 units | share value 8, MF $640/mth | largest standard (non-penthouse) unit type; ducted aircon to Living/Dining and Master Bedroom; Poliform Master wardrobe Penthouse – PH1 | not released in standard unit-mix bed/bath breakdown | 2,992 sqft | 1 unit | share value 9, MF $720/mth | double-volume Living/Dining (4.85m ceiling) and Master Bedroom (4.50m); dedicated Family Area (3.00m ceiling); Junior Master Bedroom w/ own ensuite and Poliform wardrobe Penthouse – PH2 | not released in standard unit-mix bed/bath breakdown | 2,949 sqft | 1 unit | share value 9, MF $720/mth | same double-volume treatment as PH1 TOTAL: 226 units (5 bedroom-count categories, 9 unit types). === 8. ROOM/FIXTURE VERIFICATION NOTES === – BP1: enclosable kitchen, integrated fridge, Bedroom 2 flexible as Junior Master w/ ensuite, Poliform Master wardrobe. – BPS1: BP1 layout + Study; Study has its own wall-mounted aircon and acoustic blind, one of few non-private-lift types with acoustic treatment beyond the Master Bedroom/Living-Dining. – CP1: functional kitchen w/ modern cabinetry; store; Poliform Master wardrobe; only unit type at 24 units (not 25). – DP1/DP2: Junior Master Bedroom w/ own ensuite bath (genuine second ensuite), Bedroom 2/3, Bath 2; ducted aircon Living/Dining + Master Bedroom; first tier w/ private lift. – DPS1: adds Study, Powder Room, Walk-In Wardrobe w/ dehumidifier vs DP1/DP2; show kitchen w/ pocket doors; Household Shelter doubles as utility/helper’s room. – E1: 4 full baths + Powder Room across 5 bedrooms; largest standard unit; ducted aircon; Poliform Master wardrobe. – PH1/PH2: double-volume Living/Dining/Master Bedroom; dedicated Family Area; Junior Master ensuite w/ Poliform wardrobe; PH1 kitchen and PH2 dry kitchen both at 2.40m ceiling (within the double-volume envelope). Household Shelter: present in DP1, DP2, DPS1, E1 (all doubling as utility/helper’s room in DPS1’s case); not present in BP1/BPS1/C1/CP1 or the Penthouses per the ceiling height schedule. Wardrobe system: Poliform (Italy, since 1950, laser-scanning manufacture) in every Master Bedroom of every unit type, plus the Junior Master Bedroom of both Penthouses. All other bedrooms: built-in wardrobe, veneer and/or melamine finish (melamine and/or lacquered for the Penthouses’ own secondary bedrooms). === 9. KITCHEN APPLIANCES & FITTINGS (V-Zug, tiered by unit type) === Brand: V-Zug (Switzerland) throughout, all unit types. 2BRP/2BRPS (BP1, BPS1): 2-zone induction hob, hood, Oven (V600 series), integrated fridge freezer (60cm), integrated washer-cum-dryer. No dishwasher, no wine cooler, no vacuum drawer. 3BR (C1): 4-zone induction hob, hood, Oven (V600 series), integrated fridge freezer (60cm) / freestanding fridge (90cm), integrated washer-cum-dryer. No dishwasher, no wine cooler. 3BRP (CP1): 3-burner gas hob, hood, Oven (V600 series), freestanding fridge (90cm), standalone washer & dryer. No dishwasher, no wine cooler. 4BRP (DP1, DP2): 5-burner gas hob, hood, Oven (V2000 series), steam oven, vacuum drawer, dishwasher, integrated full fridge (60cm) & full freezer (60cm), undercounter wine cooler, standalone washer & dryer. 4BRPS (DPS1): same appliance tier as 4BRP. 5BR (E1): same appliance tier as 4BRP/4BRPS. PH1: 2-zone induction hob, hood, Oven (V2000 series), steam oven, vacuum drawer, dishwasher, integrated full fridge & freezer, integrated wine cooler, standalone washer & dryer. PH2: same as PH1. Sanitary ware: Laufen (Switzerland). Sanitary fittings/taps/mixers: Gessi (Italy). Kitchen hinges: Blum and/or Hettich and/or Salice (or approved equivalent), soft-closing. Kitchen hood: recirculated, not extracted. Gas: town gas (not cylinder) for cooking, provided to CP1, DP1/p, DP2/p, DPS1/p, E1/p, PH1, PH2. Vision panels at enclosable kitchens: CP1 – timber sliding door w/ glass infill. DPS1, E1, PH1 – aluminium-framed glass sliding door to kitchen; timber swing door w/ vision panel to yard. === 10. FINISHES === 2BR Premium, 2BR Premium+Study, 3BR, 3BR Premium tier: Living/Dining/Kitchen/Study floor – Silverite Marble (Turkey), 600x600mm. Kitchen countertop/backsplash – sintered stone. Bedroom – engineered timber. Balcony floor – tiles, 300x600mm. Master/Common Bath – tiles, 300x600mm floor & wall. 4BR Premium (Private Lift) tier: Living/Dining/Private Lift Lobby/Dry Kitchen floor – Alphine Gris Marble (Turkey), 600x1200mm. Kitchen countertop/backsplash – quartz. Wet Kitchen/Yard floor – tiles, 600x600mm. Dry Kitchen countertop/backsplash – marble. Bedroom – engineered timber. Master Bath – marble, 300x600mm floor & wall. Common/Junior Bath, WC – tiles. 4BR Premium+Study / 5BR Suite tier: Living/Dining/Private Lift Lobby floor – Alphine Gris Marble, 600x1200mm. Kitchen countertop/backsplash/island – quartz. Kitchen floor – tiles 600x600mm. Powder Room – tiles floor, tiles and/or phenolic panel wall. Bedroom/Study – engineered timber. Master Bath – marble. Common Bath, WC – tiles. Penthouse tier: Living/Dining/Private Lift Lobby/Family Area/Dry Kitchen (PH2) floor – Alphine Gris Marble, 600x1200mm. Kitchen countertop/backsplash – quartz; Dry Kitchen (PH2) countertop/backsplash – marble. Kitchen/Wet Kitchen floor – tiles 600x600mm. Powder Room – tiles/phenolic panel. Bedroom – engineered timber. Master Bath & Junior Master Bath – marble, 300x600mm. Common Bath, WC – tiles. General note: marble/granite/natural stone/homogeneous or ceramic or porcelain tiles/cement sand plaster with emulsion paint are provided up to false ceiling level or at exposed areas only; none provided behind/below kitchen cabinets, bathroom cabinets or mirrors. Air-conditioning brand: not stated by brand in the specifications (unlike some comparable projects); ducted (concealed) to Living/Dining and Master Bedroom for DP1/DP2/DPS1/E1/PH1/PH2; wall-mounted fan coil units elsewhere (Living/Dining and Master Bedroom of BP1/BPS1/C1/CP1; Junior Master Bedroom of all private-lift types and Penthouses; Bedrooms/Study of BPS1/DPS1; Family Area of PH1/PH2). Windows: aluminium frames; euro-grey glass to meet RETV requirements; not tinted, laminated, double-glazed, low-E or acoustic-treated. All bedrooms get motorised acoustic blinds regardless. Balcony: motorised acoustic blinds; railing height 1,250mm from balcony FFL; laminated glass; 1 powerpoint + 1 tap provided per balcony. Main door / private lift door: 920mm. Digital locks at main door (all units) and additionally at private lift lobby door + rear door (private-lift unit types). Smart home: Smart Home Management System to all units + common facilities + main entrance/side gate access control; smart community control system at basement lift lobbies, 1st storey lift lobbies, pedestrian side gates, function rooms, gyms. Hot water: electric storage water heater (not instantaneous) to specified baths/kitchens by unit type; turn-on and utility charges borne by purchaser. Fire safety: standalone battery-operated Home Fire Alarm Device (HFAD) in every unit’s circulation area, not connected to the building’s central fire system; smoke detector in Private Lift Lobby for private-lift unit types. Mechanical ventilation: bathrooms/WCs/powder rooms without natural ventilation only. IT: wiring for internet-ready connection in all units; subscription arranged by purchaser with chosen ISP. === 11. MAINTENANCE FEES (confirmed rate: $80/share) === Share value 6 ($480/month): 2 Bedroom Premium (BP1), 2 Bedroom Premium + Study (BPS1), 3 Bedroom (C1) Share value 7 ($560/month): 3 Bedroom Premium (CP1), 4 Bedroom Premium (DP1, DP2) Share value 8 ($640/month): 4 Bedroom Premium + Study (DPS1), 5 Bedroom Suite (E1) Share value 9 ($720/month): Penthouse (PH1, PH2) === 12. CEILING HEIGHTS (approximate, metres, floor finish level to underside of slab/ceiling) === Group: BP1/BPS1/C1/CP1 | DP1/DP2/DPS1/E1 | PH1 | PH2 Living: 2.90 | 2.90 | 4.85 | 4.85 Dining: 2.90 | 2.90 | 4.85 | 4.85 Master Bedroom: 2.90 | 2.90 | 4.50 | 4.50 Junior Master Bedroom: n/a | 2.90 | 3.00 | 3.00 Bedroom: 2.90 | 2.90 | 3.00 | 3.00 Walk-In Wardrobe: n/a | 2.40 (DP1/DP2/DPS1/E1) | n/a | n/a Study: 2.90 (BPS1 only) | 2.90 (DPS1 only) | n/a | n/a Family Area: n/a | n/a | 3.00 | 3.00 Private Lift Lobby: n/a | 2.45 (DP1/DP2/DPS1) / 2.40 (E1) | 2.40 | n/a Kitchen: 2.40 (BP1/BPS1/C1/CP1) | 2.40 (DPS1/E1 only; n/a for DP1/DP2) | 2.40 | n/a Dry Kitchen: n/a | 2.40 (DP1/DP2) | n/a | 2.40 Wet Kitchen: n/a | 2.40 (DP1/DP2) | n/a | n/a Yard: n/a | 2.40 (DP1/DP2/DPS1/E1) | 2.40 | 2.40 Store: 2.90 (CP1 only) | n/a | 3.00 | 3.00 Bath: 2.42, all types Powder Room: n/a (BP1/BPS1/C1/CP1/DP1/DP2) | 2.42 (DPS1/E1) | 2.42 | 2.42 WC: n/a (BP1/BPS1/C1) | 2.42 (CP1/DP1/DP2/DPS1/E1) | 2.42 | 2.42 Master Bath: 2.42, all types Junior Master Bath: n/a (BP1/BPS1/C1/CP1) | 2.42 (DP1/DP2) | 2.42 | 2.42 Household Shelter: n/a (BP1/BPS1/C1/CP1) | 2.90 (DP1/DP2/DPS1/E1) | n/a | n/a Balcony: 2.75 (BP1/BPS1/C1/CP1/DP1/DP2/DPS1/E1) | 2.95 (PH1/PH2) General notes: localised bulkheads of 2.40m/2.50m/2.60m apply where applicable; shower cubicles are 2.45m for all unit types; a 3.00m ceiling applies to Living/Dining/Master Bedroom/Junior Master Bedroom/Bedroom/Study (and 2.95m for Household Shelter and Balcony) for unit types BP1, BPS1, C1, CP1, DP1, DP2, DPS1 and E1 specifically at the 25th storey. === 13. FACILITIES (by level) === 1ST STOREY (Grand Arrival): Management Office (81 Meyer Road), Water Cascade, Kids’ Play, Kids’ Pool, Gourmet Pavilion, Spa Cove, Island Oasis Deck, Function Room 1 (The Pacific), Function Room 2 (The Atlantic), Shower and Changing Rooms, Steam Rooms, Archipelago Pool, Oasis Lawn, Wellness Pavilion, Garden Lawn, Sun Deck with Pool Cabanas, Social Lounge, 40m Lap Pool, Coastal Gym, Guard House, Electrical Substation, Genset, Side Gate, Ventilation Shaft, Bicycle Park (1st storey and Basement 1), Bin Centre (Basement 1), water tank at roof. LEVEL 26 (Sky): Club Lounge, Sky Gym, Sky Terrace and Sky Lawn – all residents can access this level regardless of unit type/orientation; uninterrupted sea view. POOLS: 40m Lap Pool (approx. 255 sqm, approx. 40m x 6m, approx. 3 lanes, 1.2m depth); Archipelago Pool (approx. 179 sqm, 0.9m depth); Spa Cove (approx. 28 sqm, within the Archipelago Pool, hydrojets); Kids’ Pool (approx. 42 sqm, rain shower + bubble jets). GYMS: Coastal Gym (1st storey, approx. 36 sqm, 3.0m ceiling; treadmills, cross trainer, upright bike, multi-gym station, weights station). Sky Gym (Level 26, approx. 30 sqm, 2.4m ceiling; air bikes, air rowers). Equipment for reference only, subject to developer change. FUNCTION ROOMS: 2 rooms (The Pacific, The Atlantic), approx. 37 sqm each, cannot be combined; each with induction hob, hood, combi steam oven, fridge, wine chiller. GOURMET PAVILION: electric BBQ grill, induction cooker. CARPARK: 229 lots total (226 residential one-to-one, no visitor lots, 4 EV AC-charging lots; plus 3 accessible lots at Basement 1). Lot size 2.4m x 4.8m; ceiling clearance 2.4m; no car-washing bay; driveway ramp connects drop-off to basement carpark. BICYCLE LOTS: 38, split 1st storey / basement carpark. WASTE: bin centre at Basement 1; 1 general waste + 1 recyclable hopper per floor; not a pneumatic waste disposal system. LIFTS: 2 common lifts per block. Private lifts (4BRP tier and above): single opening at all floors except 1st storey (double opening); no furniture/seating at lift lobbies; direct access from unit to basement carpark for private-lift owners. === 14. TECHNICAL / CONSTRUCTION === Construction method: Cast-in-situ construction with PBU (Prefabricated Bathroom Units) – bathroom pods manufactured off-site as a completed module and installed during construction; distinct from full PPVC (Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction) used on some other recent towers. Lifts: 2 common lifts per block; private lifts for 4BRP tier and above (single-opening except double-opening at 1st storey). Lift lobby AC: air-conditioned. Digital lock: provided at main door for all units; additionally at private lift lobby door and rear door for private-lift unit types. Balcony railing height: 1,250mm from unit FFL; laminated glass. Bathroom heater: electric storage water heater. Gas: town gas (not cylinder), to specified unit types only. Kitchen hood: recirculated (not extracted). Bathroom mechanical ventilation: only for bathrooms/WCs/powder rooms that cannot achieve natural ventilation. Handicapped/barrier-free: 3 accessible carpark lots at Basement 1. Household Shelter: present in DP1, DP2, DPS1, E1 only (doubles as utility/helper’s room in DPS1); absent in BP1, BPS1, C1, CP1 and both Penthouse types. IT: wiring for internet-ready connection in all units, subject to purchaser’s own ISP subscription. Parcel box: not provided. === 15. THE DEVELOPER === United Venture Development (Meyer) Pte. Ltd. (Co. Reg. No. 202219183K, Developer Licence C1488) – joint venture between UOL Group Limited and Singapore Land Group Limited (SingLand), split 80/20 in UOL’s favour. Singapore Land Group is itself UOL’s Singapore-listed property subsidiary, so both partners sit inside the same group. CONQUAS bands as at 1 Aug 2026: UOL Group Band 1, Singapore Land Group Band 2, firm-level track records over the preceding six years, not scores for this development. UOL Group Limited: founded 1963, total assets approx. $23 billion, 60+ year track record, diversified portfolio across Asia, Oceania, Europe, North America (development/investment properties, hotels, serviced suites). Awards: FIABCI Prix d’Excellence Award, Aga Khan Award for Architecture, Urban Land Institute Awards for Excellence, President’s Design Award. Hotel subsidiary: Pan Pacific Hotels Group (Pan Pacific, PARKROYAL COLLECTION, PARKROYAL brands). Recent residential launches: Meyer House (2019, 56 units, freehold, same stretch of Meyer Road), Clavon (2020, 640 units), Watergardens at Canberra (2021, 448 units), Amo Residence (2022, 372 units), Pinetree Hill (2023, 520 units), Watten House (2023, 180 units). Singapore Land Group Limited (SingLand): formerly United Industrial Corporation Limited (UIC), listed on SGX since 1971, subsidiary of UOL. Portfolio: residential, commercial, retail, hotels; approx. 2.7 million sqft office space + 1 million sqft retail space in Singapore; landmark assets include Singapore Land Tower and Marina Square. Architect: P&T Consultants Pte. Ltd. (part of P&T Group) – 150-year history, projects in 25+ countries; Singapore examples: Park Nova, 15 Holland Hill, Nouvel 18. Landscape Consultant: Henning Larsen Pte. Ltd. – founded Copenhagen, offices worldwide; landscape work includes Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, Jurong Lake Gardens, Kampung Admiralty, PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, plus fellow UOL projects Meyer House, 15 Holland Hill, Pinetree Hill. Show Gallery Interior Designer: Peter Tay Studio – Peter Tay is a celebrity interior designer (clients include Zhang Ziyi, Stephanie Sun, Zoe Tay, Wang Lee Hom); portfolio includes Wallich Residence Super Penthouses. Lawyers: Drew & Napier LLC. === 16. INVESTMENT CONTEXT === Site history: former Meyer Park, 60-unit freehold condominium completed in the 1980s, 81 & 83 Meyer Road, 8,981.1 sqm/96,672 sqft land area (identical to Meyer Blue’s site area). En bloc history: first launched for collective sale 25 July 2022 at $420m reserve – no bidders. Relaunched 13 Oct 2022, same $420m reserve – no bidders. Relaunched at a lower $390m reserve; sold 9 Feb 2023 for $392.18 million (marginally above reserve) to United Venture Development (No. 6), the UOL-SingLand 80/20 JV. Land rate approx. $1,668 psf ppr, including a land betterment charge of approx. $90.9 million and a 7% bonus floor area allowance (max GFA with bonus: 289,628 sqft). Individual Meyer Park owners received between $5.25 million and $7.26 million per unit depending on size. Marketing agent: Edmund Tie & Co. Nearby precedent: Meyer Mansion (adjacent site) is a redevelopment of the former Casa Meyfort, acquired en bloc by GuocoLand for $319.88 million in July 2018. Freehold comparables along Meyer Road (units/tenure/completion year): Meyer Mansion 200/FH/2024, Hawaii Tower 135/FH/1984, The Atria at Meyer 157/FH/1996, The Seafront on Meyer 327/FH/2011, The Belvedere 167/FH/2008, The Meyerise 239/FH/2014, The Sovereign 87/FH/1993, The Makena 504/FH/1998, Peach Garden 41/FH/1970, AALTO 196/FH/2012. === 17. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS === Q: What’s still available right now? A: Availability changes regularly, check the live pricing and availability table on this page, or confirm directly with the developer sales team, for current stock by unit type. Q: Is “Estate in Fee Simple” really freehold? A: Yes – it’s the formal legal term for freehold ownership under Singapore land title, with no fixed lease term. Q: Who is the developer? A: United Venture Development (Meyer) Pte. Ltd., an 80/20 joint venture between UOL Group Limited and Singapore Land Group Limited, the latter being UOL’s own Singapore-listed property subsidiary. Q: Which side gets the sea view? A: South-facing units face East Coast Park and the sea; north-facing units face the low-rise Tanjong Katong landed enclave. Every resident can access the sea view via the shared Level 26 Sky Lawn/Club Lounge/Sky Gym regardless of their own unit’s facing. Q: Do all unit types get the same fittings? A: Brands (V-Zug, Gessi, Laufen, Poliform) are consistent, but specific appliances step up by tier – dishwasher, vacuum drawer and wine cooler only from 4 Bedroom Premium up. Q: How does payment work before TOP? A: Standard Progressive Payment Scheme (5% booking, 15% S&P, milestone tranches to 25% on TOP, 15% on legal completion). No DPS offered. Q: What was on this site before Meyer Blue? A: Meyer Park, a 60-unit freehold condo from the 1980s, sold en bloc for $392.18 million in Feb 2023 after two earlier higher-reserve attempts failed. Q: Is the MRT open yet? A: Yes – Katong Park station (4-6 min walk) has been running since 23 June 2024. Q: Does Long Island affect Meyer Blue’s views? A: Preparatory works are confirmed to start end-2026, but actual reclamation and any housing remain undated and “a few decades” away per URA/HDB; no confirmed effect on Meyer Blue’s outlook. [END OF DATA: Meyer Blue Official Developer Sales Website]

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