Two Woodlands Drive 17 EC Sites: How to Tell the Sim Lian and CDL Parcels Apart

There are two separate Executive Condominium sites at Woodlands Drive 17. The shared street name makes it easy for maps, advertisements and project names to become mixed together. HDB's tender records provide the cleanest way to separate them.

The parcel comparison

HDB notes that estimated housing yields may differ from the developer's eventual proposal. They are not a final unit count or live inventory.

Where the names fit

Wynwood Grand is associated with the smaller CDL parcel in the official tender results. Clovelle of Woodlands is the project on the larger Sim Lian parcel. HDB confirms that parcel and its successful Sim Lian tenderers, while public Sim Lian project material remains pending. The Clovelle of Woodlands EC homepage keeps that limit visible.

Why parcel identity matters to buyers

Using the wrong parcel can produce the wrong developer, estimated unit count, land area, price assumptions or document set. It can also cause a buyer to visit the wrong gallery or compare a floor plan against the wrong site plan.

• A genuine Clovelle showflat invitation should identify Sim Lian and the larger parcel.
• A future Clovelle price list must use the same developer and project identity.
• The Clovelle floor plans should match the official site plan and brochure.
• The project-details page records the confirmed Sim Lian tender facts for Clovelle of Woodlands.

A five-point document check

1. Read the developer entity.
2. Check whether the material refers to approximately 420 or 560 homes.
3. Compare the land area or tender date where available.
4. Confirm that every linked plan belongs to the same project.
5. Only trust prices, dates and availability when the document is dated.

The shared street is a location clue, not proof that two records describe the same development. Matching the parcel first stops a polished document from being mistaken for proof about the wrong EC.