Vibrant City Living for All

Building more homes and amenities for all

To meet new needs and growing aspirations, the region will have a wider range of housing options. Residents will be close to public transport, amenities, greenery and heritage. In land-scarce Singapore, this is made possible through the redevelopment of brownfield sites, which are previously developed areas.

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Greater Southern Waterfront

The consolidation of our port activities at Tuas will free up approximately 1,000ha of land and 30km of coastline along our southern coast, offering opportunities to reimagine live, work and play along the waterfront!

Source: HDB

Artist’s impression of future housing and recreational spaces at the former Keppel Golf Course for illustrative purposes only.

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Housing at the former Keppel Golf Course

The former Keppel Golf Course site will see 9,000 new public and private homes. It will kickstart the transformation of the Greater Southern Waterfront.

Artist’s impression for illustrative purposes only. (Source: HDB)

Housing at Keppel Terminal and Distripark

After the port vacates, Keppel Terminal and Keppel Distripark will welcome new homes along a unique waterfront setting with access to nodes like HarbourFront and Sentosa.

New housing areas within the Greater Southern Waterfront (under study).

Look forward to a vibrant coastal node at the Pasir Panjang Power District!

Artist’s impression of the waterfront at Pasir Panjang Power District for illustrative purposes only

Mount Pleasant

Mount Pleasant will introduce new homes and amenities while incorporating the area’s rich heritage, with four buildings from the Old Police Academy that have been conserved. The estate is set to launch its first Build-to-Order project in October 2025, complemented by better public transport links, safer streets and reduced vehicular traffic.

Illustrative Parcellation Plan for Mount Pleasant Estate.

Artist’s impression of first Build-to-Order Project. (Source: HDB)

Artist’s impression of future public space at the former parade square of the Old Police Academy.

Toa Payoh Integrated Development

Expected to be completed by 2030, the new development will integrate sports & recreation, healthcare and community uses in a 12-hectare-site. The plans include:

• 10,000-seater Stadium

• 5,000-seater Indoor Sports Hall

• Aquatics Centre

• Rejuvenated Toa Payoh Town Park

• Inclusive ActiveSG Gym

• New Toa Payoh Public Library

• New Toa Payoh Polyclinic

• Futsal, Netball, Table Tennis and Tennis Courts

A Sporting and Lifestyle Destination for All

Artist’s impression for illustrative purposes only. (Source: SportSG)

Artist’s impression for illustrative purposes only. (Source: SportSG)

Artist’s impression for illustrative purposes only. (Source: SportSG)