Model the staged payment schedule for a Impressions at Dairy Farm purchase — the cash needed on booking, the loan drawn at each construction milestone, and the monthly instalment as it builds.
| Component | % of price | Amount |
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Duty and upfront costs
CPF cannot cover the minimum cash portion. Stamp duty and legal fees are paid in cash first and may be reimbursed from the CPF Ordinary Account afterwards where the balance allows.
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| Stage | Drawn this stage (% of price) |
Disbursement amount | Description | Est. monthly payment | Est. monthly interest | Est. monthly principal |
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Milestones funded entirely by the downpayment are not listed — the bank draws nothing at those stages. The lead column is the incremental drawdown, with the statutory stage percentage shown beside the description. The instalment is the full-term amortisation of the amount drawn to date, so it rises through construction. Estimates only — confirm with your bank.
How the Impressions at Dairy Farm Payment Schedule Works
The first 20% of the price is funded by the buyer: 5% in cash on the Option to Purchase and 15% on signing the Sale & Purchase Agreement within eight weeks. The bank begins disbursing only once the cumulative stage percentage passes the downpayment, which is why the instalment builds rather than starting at the full amount.
Minimum cash is tiered with the Loan-to-Value limit — 5% on a first housing loan and 25% where one or more are already being serviced — and CPF cannot cover it. Buyers servicing an existing loan see the difference clearly here, which is why upgraders often sequence a sale before exercising.
Size the loan ceiling first with the TDSR calculator, review the duty position on the stamp duty guide, then book an appointment to map this schedule against the launch timeline.
Be First in Line for Impressions at Dairy Farm
Registration puts your details with the Sales Concierge ahead of public release, so the brochure, floor plans and price list reach you as the developer issues them. It is free, and marketing commission is paid by the developer rather than by the buyer.
- The official e-brochure and full floor plan set on release
- The price list direct from the developer
- Priority appointment at the sales gallery
- Launch-day access to live unit availability