The remaking of Paya Lebar Central is taking shape with the ground breaking of a new 13-storey commercial project, on Tuesday. Paya Lebar Central has been earmarked by the government for development as a commercial hub, under its 2008 Master Plan. At the ground breaking ceremony of Paya Lebar Square, its developer said 75 per cent of the office space has been committed. The S$1 billion development will...
Paya Lebar Central
The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) launched the second land parcel in Paya Lebar Central for sale by public tender today. Located at the fringe of the city centre, Paya Lebar Central is envisaged to be a bustling commercial centre, with a mix of office, retail, hotel developments and attractive public spaces. The precinct has in total about 12 hectares of land which can potentially yield 500,000 sqm...
The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) on Thursday launched the tender for the first land parcel in Paya Lebar Central. Located at the fringe of the city centre, Paya Lebar Central is slated to become a bustling commercial centre, with a mix of office, retail, hotel and attractive public spaces. The precinct has about 12 hectares of land available for development in total and a potential commercial...
Singapore's Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has gazetted its Master Plan 2008. It is a statutory land use plan that guides physical development of the country for the next 10 to 15 years. Some 200,000 people visited the exhibition of the Draft Master Plan 2008 over the past six months. And as part of public consultation process, the urban planners also reviewed 300 feedback received during the...
National Development Minister Mah Bow Tan has unveiled some features of the Malay Village facelift under the URA Draft Master Plan 2008. In outlining future plans for the Paya Lebar area in Parliament on Monday, the minister said a substantial portion of the Malay Village site will be reserved for a new civic building. It will house a variety of amenities, including a Community Club, the Community...
Kallang and Paya Lebar will be developed into new commercial hubs, just like the Jurong Lake District. This is part of the government's Draft Master Plan, which charts land use over the next 10 to 15 years. Marina Bay and the city centre will continue to be the key commercial node in Singapore. New growth areas like Tanjong Pagar, Beach Road and the Ophir-Rochor corridor will also be developed. However,...