Singapore urban planning
The Johor option in serving land-scarce Singapore’s ‘live, work, play’ needs
There are rich opportunities for eldercare, housing, leisure, retail and work-space developments across the Causeway
Draft Master Plan 2025 builds capacity; its success hinges on developers stepping up, skilled migrants bringing dynamism
Should property players get greater flexibility amid tough economic backdrop?
URA to unveil Draft Master Plan 2025 in June: Chee Hong Tat
More homes are being planned in various locations in the Central Region such as Bukit Timah Turf City and Mount Pleasant
Evolving Singapore’s urban planning for a world of change
In today’s multi-polar world with shifting economies, the planning system that served us well in the industrial era needs to transform
A living laboratory for future urban solutions
Singapore should strive to be where cutting-edge technologies and human-centric solutions are co-created and scaled globally to address the world’s most pressing challenges
Serviced apartments seen as ‘game-changer’ for CBD rebuilds, but sustainability condition may raise costs
Updated incentive scheme requirements may deter developers and investors due to higher expenses, longer timeline: market watchers
What would it take for Singapore’s office decentralisation to succeed?
The city-state’s push to relocate commercial offices outside the CBD comes with several challenges
Taking Singapore’s commercial heart beyond the CBD – a mixed picture
The government’s push for more decentralised commercial spaces has had some favourable results but its overall success is yet to be seen
Developing a decentralised office market: what does it entail?
These locations supplement Singapore’s CBD, alleviate congestion in the city centre and enable better distribution of workspaces and jobs
Is a denser and greener Singapore possible?
Instead of narrowly focusing on district cooling, the URA’s bonus GFA incentive could take a broader approach, rewarding developers for a wider range of green features
