Fablewoode Residences Payment Schemes in Brief
Every buyer at Fablewoode Residences will be able to pay under the progressive payment scheme, in stages as the building rises; because the land tender closed before 8 May 2026, the developer may also offer a deferred payment scheme. The developer will confirm which schemes it offers, and on what terms, with the price list.
This post explains how each scheme works so that a household can compare them as soon as the terms are released.
The payment scheme matters more for an executive condominium than for most purchases, because many EC buyers are young families or upgraders who still carry the costs of their current home while the new one is built. The shape of the payments over those years can be as important as the total.
How Progressive Payment Works at Fablewoode Residences
Under progressive payment the buyer pays a 5% booking fee with the option to purchase and another 15% within eight weeks, making up the 20% downpayment. The remaining 80% is paid as the architect certifies each stage of construction: the foundation, the structure, the walls, the roof, the services, the car park and roads, then 25% at the Temporary Occupation Permit and the final 15% at the Certificate of Statutory Completion.
| Stage | Share of price |
|---|---|
| Booking fee | 5% |
| Within 8 weeks of the option | 15% |
| Foundation | 10% |
| Reinforced concrete framework | 10% |
| Partition walls | 5% |
| Roofing and ceiling | 5% |
| Doors, windows, wiring and plumbing | 5% |
| Car park, roads and drains | 5% |
| Temporary Occupation Permit | 25% |
| Certificate of Statutory Completion | 15% |
The bank loan is drawn stage by stage too, so the monthly repayment starts small and grows as the building rises. The progressive payment calculator shows every instalment and repayment for a chosen price, rate and tenure.
How Deferred Payment Would Work at Fablewoode Residences
A deferred payment scheme moves most of the payment to completion. The buyer typically pays the 20% downpayment at the start, and the balance falls due when the Temporary Occupation Permit is issued, so the bank loan is drawn only then. For a household that still lives in an HDB flat, that can mean no mortgage payments on the new home while the old one is still being paid for.
Deferred payment is the developer’s choice, not a buyer’s entitlement, and prices under it are usually set differently from those under progressive payment. The Government withdrew it for EC sites tendered on or after 8 May 2026, so Fablewoode Residences is among the last executive condominiums where it may be offered.
Cash, CPF and the Grant at Fablewoode Residences
For a household taking its first housing loan, the 5% booking fee must come from cash and the other 15% of the downpayment may come from cash or CPF Ordinary Account savings. Stamp duty is due within 14 days of signing the sale and purchase agreement, and can be paid with CPF savings by reimbursement. The CPF Housing Grant, for eligible first-timer families, is credited to the CPF accounts and can offset the price or reduce the loan, but never the cash part of the downpayment.
The payment scheme page sets out each stage, and the stamp duty calculator works out the duty.
Comparing the Schemes When the Fablewoode Residences Price List Arrives
The comparison worth making is simple: the total price under each scheme, the cash and CPF needed at each point, and the months of overlapping housing costs a household can carry. A household that can manage stage payments may prefer progressive payment; one that wants to keep its current home costs separate from the new loan until completion may lean towards deferred payment, if offered.
Registrants receive the price list and the payment terms from the Sales Concierge as soon as the developer releases them.
Whichever scheme a household chooses, the order of the first payments is the same: the booking fee with the option to purchase, the sale and purchase agreement, stamp duty within 14 days of signing, and the rest of the downpayment within eight weeks of the option date. The difference lies in what follows, during the construction years.
General information as at November 2026, not financial, legal or tax advice. Particulars of Fablewoode Residences come from HDB’s land sale records and the tender particulars; statutory figures are those on this site’s financing pages, and distances are straight lines measured on OneMap from the site pin. HDB determines EC eligibility.
Register for Fablewoode Residences
The Sales Concierge sends the e-brochure, the floor plans and the price list to registrants as the developer releases them, with the preview dates. Showflat viewings are arranged by appointment through the Sales Concierge.