When Will Zyon Grand Be Completed and Handed Over?

Published 23 October 2026 · From the developer’s e-brochure, plans and factsheet

Zyon Grand Completion Dates in Brief

The developer of Zyon Grand expects to give vacant possession by 30 September 2032 and to reach legal completion by 30 September 2035. Both dates are printed on the legal page of the developer’s e-brochure, dated October 2025.

These are expected dates. The dates that bind for a particular home are the ones in its sale and purchase agreement, and the Sales Concierge can confirm them for any home you shortlist. Homes are sold while the towers are being built, on the normal progressive payment scheme, so the two dates also shape when the larger instalments fall.

Sources: the developer’s e-brochure and preliminary factsheet; CDL release of 7 October 2025.

Milestones So Far at Zyon Grand

The 99-year lease of the site began on 15 July 2024, and the tenure of every home runs from that date. The site, Lot 02478W of Town Subdivision 24 at Zion Road, lies where Zion Road, Kim Seng Road and Havelock Road meet. In April 2025, drone photographs of the views north and south were taken from the 40th-storey height of the site, and the developer’s factsheet carries them under the parcel’s market name, Zion Road Parcel A.

CDL announced the development in a release of 7 October 2025, describing twin towers of 62 storeys, a 36-storey tower of serviced apartments and the link to Havelock station. Previews began the next day, the e-brochure with the floor plans of all 14 types was printed that month, and sales bookings opened on 25 October 2025. Zyon Grand is now open for sale.

The drone photographs, taken in April 2025, show the city, Marina Bay and Sentosa to the south, the outlook the e-brochure describes from selected homes. CDL gives the height of the twin towers as 240 metres, among the tallest in the district.

Vacant Possession and Legal Completion at Zyon Grand

The two dates mark different steps. Vacant possession is when the homes are handed over to their buyers; legal completion follows later, and the developer’s e-brochure expects it three years after the expected date of vacant possession. The legal page of the e-brochure, which carries both dates, also names the developer and vendor, CDL-MFA Altair Property Pte. Ltd. and CDL-MFA Vega Property Pte. Ltd., and their housing developer’s licence, C1515.

Under the progressive payment scheme, the 25% instalment falls due at the Temporary Occupation Permit and the final 15% at the Certificate of Statutory Completion. The dates for a particular home are those in its sale and purchase agreement.

For a buyer, this means the two largest instalments come at the end, after years in which the loan is drawn stage by stage and interest runs only on the amount drawn. Planning for those final payments, and for any change in the borrower’s position by then, is part of buying a home under construction.

How Construction Stages Work at Zyon Grand

Homes at Zyon Grand are sold while the towers are being built, and the price is paid in stages that follow the works. After the booking fee and the sale and purchase agreement, the stages are the foundation, the reinforced concrete framework, the partition walls, the roofing and ceiling, the doors, windows, wiring and plumbing, and the car park, roads and drains.

As each stage is certified, the developer sends a notice and the buyer’s bank pays that instalment. Interest during construction runs only on the amount drawn, so repayments begin small and grow as the towers rise. A home booked after some stages have been certified carries those instalments on the timetable in its sale and purchase agreement. The Sales Concierge confirms the stages already certified for a given home when you book, so the first payments can be worked out in advance.

The works cover two towers of 62 storeys, a 36-storey serviced-apartment tower and Zyon Galleria, linked to Havelock station, and the e-brochure states that more than half of the development is built with prefabricated construction.

Following Progress at Zyon Grand

The latest updates page records each milestone with its date, newest first, and lists what will follow: construction milestones on the payment scheme, updated counts on the balance units chart as sales continue, and any changes to stamp duty or loan limits. Until the towers are finished, the developer’s artist’s impressions in the gallery and the e-brochure show the completed development, from the twin towers and the landscape deck to the interiors of the homes.

For a buyer, the stage reached on the day of booking decides how much is due at the start. The payment scheme page sets out every instalment, the progressive payment calculator works out the sums for any figure entered, and the project details page lists every confirmed particular. Showflat viewings are arranged by appointment through the Sales Concierge.

General information as at the date shown; it is not financial, legal or tax advice. Particulars of Zyon Grand come from the developer’s e-brochure, plans and preliminary factsheet and CDL’s releases; statutory figures are those on this site’s financing pages, and distances are straight lines measured on OneMap. Sources: the developer’s e-brochure (legal page) and preliminary factsheet, CDL’s release of 7 October 2025 and the Housing Developers Rules schedule, as set out on this site’s latest updates, project details and payment scheme pages.