Jurong Lake District: Examining the master-developer model
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THE tender for a 6.5 hectare (ha) white site at Jurong Lake District (JLD) – which was put up for sale in June last year under the Government Land Sales programme using the master-developer approach – will close next Tuesday (Mar 26).
To be completed over the next 10 to 15 years, the proposed development will kick-start JLD’s transformation with 146,000 square metres (sq m) of office space, and up to 166,000 sq m of residential space – which could yield about 1,700 units when completed. The development will also include 73,000 sq m of space for uses such as retail and food and beverage.
JLD is envisioned as Singapore’s largest business district outside the city centre.
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