Buyers may notice that the APDL states 400–945 sqft, while current project marketing shows approximately 430–968 sqft.

This does not automatically mean one set of figures is wrong.

The developer's current layout disclosure separates main parcel from accessory parcel for selected layouts. For example, published Type D information shows a 400 sqft main parcel plus accessory area, producing approximately 430 sqft total marketed size.

ENJ therefore uses the official APDL range when discussing statutory disclosure, and the larger total size when discussing the marketed layout.

Type D and Type A alone account for 1,099 of 1,623 residences, or approximately 67.71%.

In other words, roughly two out of every three homes are concentrated in the project's smaller-layout segment.

This can support a broader entry-price buyer pool, but owners of compact units should also expect more internal resale and rental competition.

By comparison, only 172 units across Type C and Type F fall into the larger three-bedroom segment — approximately 10.60% of total supply.

TSLAW Land announced the appointment of Soletanche Bachy as main piling contractor and confirmed piling works had commenced.

The same developer announcement stated that the first phase had achieved approximately 90% take-up within about twelve months of launch.

ENJ treats that 90% figure as developer-reported take-up, not a KPKT-certified sales percentage.

Skyline One Sentosa should not be positioned as a walk-to-RTS project.

Its stronger location story is:

Skyline One Sentosa → Taman Sentosa → KSL / Century Garden → Tebrau Highway → Mid Valley Southkey → JB City Centre → RTS / CIQ.

Buyers who prioritise a mature surrounding commercial area may find this attractive, while buyers whose first requirement is walking distance to Bukit Chagar should compare JBCC projects separately.