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The Link between Singapore Malaysia High Speed Rail and Surrounding Properties

Posted by Property Launch Invest on Thursday, 29 December 2016 in Property News

Steps are being taken to make the high speed rail connecting Singapore to Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia a reality. A memorandum of understanding has already been signed by the prime ministers of both the countries. It is expected that the rail link will be ready for use by the year of 2026. This can certainly reduce the travel times between the cities significantly. At the same time, it is certain to have other effects on both the countries.

6 reasons Jurong will be a truly exciting place

Posted by Property Launch Invest on Tuesday, 19 August 2014 in Property News

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Sunday unveiled plans to transform Jurong into a more vibrant neighbourhood.

Here are 6 reasons Jurong, which used to be a swamp, will be an exciting place to live.

First phase of Jurong Lake Gardens to be ready by 2017:

Posted by Property Launch Invest on Tuesday, 19 August 2014 in Property News

The Jurong Lake Gardens will retain the heritage elements of the Chinese Garden and the Japanese Garden, but these will be refreshed as part of the overall development, says National Development Minister Khaw Boon Wan.

SINGAPORE: Residents in the city-state, particularly in Jurong, can look forward to enjoying the 70-hectare Jurong Lake Gardens "as early as 2017", said National Development Minister Khaw Boon Wan in a blogpost on Monday (Aug 18).

He wrote that heritage elements at the Chinese and Japanese Gardens will be retained, but refreshed as part of Jurong Lake Gardens. The Gardens will be developed in phases, with Jurong Lake Park being the first to be completed in 2017, and implementation plans will dovetail with the greater plans for Jurong Lake District.

New Jurong Lake Gardens part of Lakeside transformation plans

Posted by Property Launch Invest on Monday, 18 August 2014 in Property News

SINGAPORE - A new Jurong Lake Gardens will be created in western Singapore by combining the existing Japanese Garden, Chinese Garden and Jurong Lake Park, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

The upcoming "people's garden" will also include a new Science Centre which will be completed around 2020.

These developments are about "making every corner of Singapore an outstanding living environment", he said as he sketched plans to transform the Jurong Lake District in his National Day Rally speech on Sunday night.

Jurong Lake Gardens on the cards

Posted by Property Launch Invest on Sunday, 17 August 2014 in Property News

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced plans to merge the Japanese Garden, Chinese Garden and Jurong Lake Park into the Jurong Lake Gardens, which could become a "people's garden" to rival parks like the Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park.

SINGAPORE: Jurong has been dramatically transformed from a swamp area into an industrial town over the years. The most notable upgrade was the Jurong Lake District in 2008, which consists of a commercial district and a lakeside. In his National Day Rally on Sunday (Aug 17) Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong says a more ambitious transformation is planned to revitalise the area.

Nearby tourist attractions like the Chinese Garden and Japanese Garden will be merged with the Jurong Lake Park to form a giant attraction called Jurong Lake Gardens.

Woodlands Regional Centre promising for housing prices

Posted by Property Launch Invest on Friday, 18 April 2014 in Property News

Last week, a commercial site in Woodlands attracted strong interest from developers, including some of the biggest names in the business. Yesterday, the Government awarded the tender to a consortium of Far East Civil Engineering, Tannery Holdings and Sekisui House, which had beaten seven other bids with its offer of nearly S$634 million. That translates to about S$907 per square foot per plot ratio (psfppr), for the first commercial site put up for tender since the announcement last November of Woodlands Regional Centre as Singapore’s Northern Gateway.

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