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The North of Singapore will be seeing some construction activities this time around as the plans to transform the forest area into a hub of shopping malls and playground sets on the way. Irrespective of whether you live in the north or not, the following 14 planned developments are definitely what knowing. This would bring up the excitement for those new launch condo, upcoming condos for sale and executive condominium in the north.
Young, innovative and constantly improving, Yishun is one of the most vibrant, popular residential estates in the north of Singapore. We delve into its appeal and predict the future of this northern town.
As an HDB estate, Yishun is only 40 years old, but is one of the most popular towns in northern Singapore, thanks to the convenience afforded to residents by its accessibility and many amenities.
And though it is a fully developed residential estate with its own MRT stations (Yishun and Khatib), Yishun is continually being improved. From shopping and dining to education and housing, the estate seems to be in a state of constant development. Unsurprising, perhaps, when one considers the two words synonymous with Singapore’s reputation: growth and progress.
SINGAPORE - Sales of new private residential units rose 83.4 per cent in April from March, boosted by two condominium launches, according to figures from the Urban Redevelopment Authority on Friday.
Developers sold 1,124 new homes in the month, which saw 1,344 units being launched. April's sales were the highest since May 2014 and compared to 613 units sold in March.
April's sales were also 47.5 per cent up from a year back, where 762 new private homes were sold and 606 units launched.
Experience that coveted live-work-play lifestyle at North Park, a new mixed-use development by Fraser Centrepoint Homes. A combination of residential and commercial units will be contained in a single 99-year leasehold
Experience that coveted live-work-play lifestyle at North Park, a new mixed-use development by Fraser Centrepoint Homes. A combination of residential and commercial units will be contained in a single 99-year leasehold, located in District 27’s Yishun Central. North Park Residences will be a twelve-storey address built on top of the new Northpoint City, right next to what is currently the Northpoint Shopping Centre.
Set in the northern part of the island, Yishun is considered as a far-flung mature estate with an older demographic profile.
But interest in this sleepy town looks set to be reviving for two reasons.
In the land use plan, "A High Quality Living Environment for all Singaporeans", of the latest population white paper, Yishun is one of 3 estates slated for rejuvenation in the first stage of HDB’s Remaking Our Heartland (ROH) programme.
Statistics show that mixed developments have been attracting a wide range of investors over the past few years. Heres a look at some of the factors that make these developments popular among homeowners and investors alike.
In recent years, mixed developments, which encompass both commercial and residential units in a single complex, have become increasingly popular. This comes as no surprise, as the fast growing population in land-scarce Singapore has resulted in a surge in demand for homes and amenities alike.
In earlier days, Yishun was home to various pepper and pineapple plantations. Named after industrialist and rubber magnate Lim Nee Soon, Yishun became one of the HDB towns to be developed in the 1980s as part of a project called the Yishun New Town Project.
The project was initially allocated 907 hectares of land for public housing and industrial development, but the land area was subsequently increased to over 919 hectares. After resettling the villages that once dotted the area, construction work for Yishun began in 1977.