(New Neighborhoods)

● 9,000 new public and private homes in former Keppel Golf Course

● Keppel Terminal and Keppel Distripark to welcome new homes once PSA port vacates

(New Neighborhoods)

● Dover-Medway will see approximately 6,000 public and private homes constructed in phase 1. Around 5,000 private homes, near the Wessex Estate, Rail Corridor, and One-North Park could also be built in Mediapolis in One-North.

● The One-North precinct will be expanded further, whereby more residences will be built. The change is important as more businesses could be set up in future, becoming a bigger hub for various industries like biomedical sciences, info tech, media, education and technology.

● Building more residences will attract more workers, researchers, students and expats to live there, which will support the growth of businesses in the area.

(New Neighborhoods)

● 15,000 to 20,000 new public and private housing homes ● 22 heritage buildings across different clusters and building types will be integrated into the estate and adapted for new community uses

● Lush greenery and well-connected routes to nearby nature spaces

● Good public transport connectivity and sustainable travel options

(New Sub-Regional Centre)

● New sub-regional centre to be built in Bishan, consisting of new office spaces, amenities and community areas ● Some government agencies exploring relocation to Bishan sub-regional centre

● Sub-regional centre will encourage more firms to occupy offices outside of CBD, concept maybe similar to Paya lebar Central

● This may draw more Singaporeans to live in Bishan, a popular area that has seen many million-dollar flat transactions.

● As more people work in Bishan, we anticipate increased demand for housing in here and its surroundings such as Toa Payoh, Bidadari, Caldecott, Serangoon, and Hougang

(New Neighborhoods)

● 5,000 new private residences to be developed across three clusters along Newton Circus, Scotts Road and Monk's Hill ● At Paterson Road, a new integrated development will be built above Orchard MRT station, including 1,000 private homes, retail, F&B and office spaces.

● Expanding the residential landscape in the Orchard Road precinct is a good move due to the scarcity of available land in prime areas.

● As most government land sales (GLS) sites are in the suburbs and city fringe regions, new sites in the prime areas, particularly in Orchard Road, are quite rare.

(New Neighborhoods)

● More than 10,000 new homes will be built across the new Marina South precinct, which will span 45-hectares

● Approximately 6,000 new public and private homes will be built at Pearl’s Hill, the only other hill in the city besides Fort Canning Hill

(CBD Rejuvenation)

Live, Work, Play, and More

● Downtown to evolve into vibrant mixed-use district

● Downtown to have more MICE facilities, positioned as leading business and tourism destination for major conferences

(Linking Green & Blue Spaces)

Inner Ring Identity Corridor

● 10km walk through various parks, open spaces and waterfronts

● New cyclist paths enhance connections to other key routes like Rail Corridor, Round Island Route, and Kallang River

(New Master Plan Zoning)

Foundations for Future Industries

● The Jurong Lake District (JLD), Jurong Innovation District (JID) and Tuas Port as key economic engine

● Business-White plots to be introduced to provide greater flexibility and amenities

● Enhancing the district will attract more workers and businesses to the area, transforming the area into a more vibrant, sustainable, and attractive environment for businesses to operate

● Landlords in the area are likely to benefit from higher occupancy rates and more attractive rental yields

(New Green & Blue Sites)

Curating more green, blue and heritage spaces

● Adaptation of heritage structures for suitable uses

● Former Jurong Bird Park and Jurong Hill as a space for work and play

● Science Centre Singapore to undergo rejuvenated to integrate learning with nature and recreation

(Revitalised Spaces)

Better connectivity with green spaces across towns in East region

● New green spines to connect parks in Pasir Ris, Tampines and Simei, including the Eastern Corridor, East Coast Central Green Corridor and Coast-to-Coast Southern Trail

● Repurposing rail spaces into community spaces

○ Park at Tanah Merah Viaduct

○ Revitalising underused viaduct spaces as community spaces

(New Neighborhoods)

● Plans are being studied for a new neighborhood at Sungei Loyang, including homes, commercial and community & park facilities

● Other areas that would be fully developed include Bayshore, Tampines North, Tampines South, and Pasir Ris Town Centre

(New Integrated Community Hub)

● Located near Woodlands North MRT and the upcoming Johor Bahru–Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link terminus

● The Woodlands Integrated Community Hub will provide key sports, healthcare and community spaces for residents in the area

● Together with the nearby Admiralty Park, the hub will offer a well-balanced environment that promotes health, wellness, and community engagement across all life stages.

● All these changes with help to create a self-sustaining community in Woodlands North which will bring more amenities and recreational facilities to the door-step of residents.

(New Neighborhoods)

● As the shipyard winds down in 2028, the area is set to be transformed into a mixed-use waterfront lifestyle district with new homes, public spaces and key heritage buildings adapted for community, sports and cultural activities

● The new homes are expected to be moderately well-received due to the waterfront living, integrated with more amenities.

(New Neighborhoods)

● The site of the former Singapore Racecourse at Kranji will be redeveloped into a new housing estate near the new Kranji Nature Corridor.

● Around 14,000 new public and private homes will be built here

(New Neighbourhoods)

● Redevelopment of the whole area will start with Defu, which is located just next to the air base. It will be transformed community-oriented neighbourhood

● The whole air base will be relocated from 2030s onward, freeing up 800 hectares of land for a new town into

● Building height restrictions will be lifted around the area

● The new town will be seamlessly connected with the neighbouring areas, and will also integrate the site's rich aviation heritage

(New Integrated Community Hub)

● The upcoming Yio Chu Kang Integrated Community Hub is expected to span the existing Yio Chu Kang Bus Terminal, Sports Complex, and Tennis Centre

● The integrated community hub will provide a better utilization of the area to expand on health, wellness, medical, and community facilities for the region

(Regional Hub)

● More job nodes will be introduced in the North-east region, including the Punggol Digital District

● This is expected to bring in 28,000 jobs in Punggol, especially in key sectors such as Fintech, cybersecurity, robotics and AI (collaboration with the neighbouring SIT campus and JTC Business park)

● Punggol will also include new homes, amenities and community spaces

(New Integrated Community Hub)

● Located adjacent to the Compass One and Kopitiam and proximity to Sengkang General Hospital, the Integrated Community Hub is expected to enhance accessibility to sports, health and wellness facilities, complementing the existing amenities at Sengkang Sports Complex

● The changes will create an even more encompassing range of amenities for existing residents living in Sengkang, which will help as many residents had to travel either to Punggol or Hougang to meet their needs previously

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