Under the “Property Hotspots” section, Sg Home Investment brings you detailed reviews and updates about major happenings across Singapore in line with the Master Plans by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA).
The Master Plans are major policy frameworks that set the direction of Singapore’s urban development in terms of land use, infrastructure enhancements, and supporting economic growth over the forthcoming 10-15 years. By updating and highlighting these plans, we seek to empower investors, homeowners, and industry professionals with the insights needed to navigate the real estate market with confidence.
URA’s Master Plans are dynamic and they can be revised to adapt to Singapore’s evolving needs such as population growth, demographic changes, economic shifts, or environmental considerations. By closely monitoring and highlighting significant transformation in the residential, commercial, and industrial landscapes, as well as improvements to transportation networks, public amenities, and green spaces, we can predict with greater certainty about shifting property demand and its impact on valuation trends as well as long-term investment potential.
We also analyse how these developments are likely to impact the real estate market in the mid-to-long term. For example, the extension of the MRT network, creation of regional hubs, or the revitalisation of older estates can have a profound effect on property prices, rental yields, and overall market dynamics.
To be able to identify these “property hotspots” in advance, investors will be able to seize emerging opportunities, while homeowners can gain a clearer picture of how their neighborhoods might evolve in the coming years.
Hence, keeping updated with URA’s Master Plans is more than just following along with the physical changes in the city. It’s also about comprehending the broader economic, social, and environmental consequences of these changes.
Such information is key identifying high-growth opportunities and returns. For a homeowner, it provides valuable context in the expected appreciation trends for their property values. And for businesses, it translates to critical insight as to where the demand for commercial or retail space will grow.
By providing our audience with the foresight and knowledge they need to make well-informed decisions in Singapore’s dynamic real estate market, we seek to establish ourselves as a trusted source for property investment.
The following are some of the property hotspots covered:
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Get the latest details and developments on why the Greater One-North is set to become one of Singapore’s emerging property hotspots. Originally conceived as a high-tech research hub, it is evolving into a fully integrated live-work-play-learn precinct. The 200-hectare R&D and innovation district, comprising Biopolis, […]
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Key Takeaways Major Transformation: The Greater Southern Waterfront (GSW) spans 2,000-ha, transforming Singapore’s southern coastline into a dynamic urban hub. Site Redevelopment: Key areas like Keppel Club and Pasir Panjang Power District will be redeveloped into new neighbourhoods with a mix of housing and lifestyle […]
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Key Takeaways Housing & Lifestyle: Over 80,000 new homes planned in Singapore’s North over the next decade. Sembawang Shipyard to be redeveloped into a waterfront lifestyle district. Kranji’s Turf Club site to transform into 14,000 homes with nature-centric living. “Housing by the Woods” in Woodlands […]
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Key Takeaways: Singapore’s Second CBD: The Jurong Lake District (JLD) is a 410-hectare project in western Singapore aimed at becoming the nation’s second central business district. Sustainability Focus: The development aligns with Singapore’s Green Plan 2030, establishing a new benchmark for sustainable urban living. Four […]
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The Tampines Regional Centre was first developed in Singapore in 1992. After three decades, it has become one of the most established and vibrant regional centres with a wide range of amenities and nature parks, catering to residents and workers in the eastern region of […]
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Singapore, a nation recognised for its innovative urban planning and land optimisation, is once again pushing boundaries with two significant projects: the development of the Bayshore housing estate and Long Island – a major land reclamation project with several objectives. These two interconnected developments will […]
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The exciting development of Tampines North, which is an extension of the Tampines Regional Centre, is expected to further boost its reputation as an ideal location to live, work, play and study. Due to its strategic location straddling key economic areas – Changi Region in […]
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Under the Novena Master Plan, the Health City Novena will take advantage of the large cluster of medical centres and facilities, as well as hospitals in the area to build a world-class integrated medical hub. The Novena/Newton/Orchard Road areas in Singapore’s Core Central Region (CCR) […]
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Many mega developments in the East Region have been planned by the URA. This is expected to underpin it as an important economic zone amid the government’s plan to further decentralise some of its major industries away from the city. Unsurprisingly, new developments such as […]
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Tampines nature parks have helped to elevate the standard of living in one of Singapore’s major regional centres and housing estates. As a mature estate, Tampines is blessed with many eseential amenities such as shopping malls, schools and childcare centres. There is also a large […]
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