Lau Pa Sat resurrected

The famous Lau Pa Sat Festival Market is back after being closed for an eight-month renovation since last year. It remains the most famous hawker in the Central Business District.

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new kid in town

City Gate is the latest property launch in the Central Business District. It is a choice investment option for investors looking to invest in high end property. City Gate is a mixed development with Condominium and 3 Floors of Shops. It is slated to be an iconic building at the Beach Road Area. Prices are expected to be in the range of $1900 to $2200 per square feet.

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CBD living set to pick up momentum

Living in the Central Business District has caught on, with plenty of property launches in recent years.  One of the high profile launches is Marina One which has 1,042 residential units priced at about 2,800 to 3,000 per square feet. The price of other projects which are currently being sold by developers are:

CBD living set to pick up momentum

Riverside living in the city

The Kallang Riverside Condominium is a new development situated in a dazzling cityscape encompassed by breathtaking scenery, featuring the Kallang River. It is the first condo at Kampong Bugis. Key highlights of Kampong Bugis are:

1. Non-gated Fenceless environment to promote community interaction
2. Green housing where car-less environment is introduce
3. River Taxis are introduced to reduce dependent on car
4. Walking and cycling are encouraged through abundant greeneries

Riverside living in the city

 

 

 

It’s brewing at the bay

For all those beer lovers out there, go check out Beerfest Asia 2014 this June to be held at the Bay. Featuring close to 400 types of beer from all over the world, live stage performances, a comedy club, beer auctions and tasting workshops, anyone who has been to Beerfest Asia will tell you that the experience is packed with great entertainment, drinks, and food.

 

 

 

Did you know?

 

      Land around Marina Bay was reclaimed throughout the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. The first detailed land use plan was exhibited in 1992. Planners have worked on this project from the 1970s until today.

 

 

Interesting facts from the photos.

 

Noticeably, Marina Centre where Mandarin and Pan Pacific Hotel are, were not there in 1976. It was just a piece of reclaimed land in 1976. The only way to drive from Marina Centre to Shenton Way in the 80's was via the Anderson Bridge in front of Fullerton Hotel. The Esplanade Bridge was only up after 1992. Very interesting photos!

Marina One Residences lauching soon

Marina One Residences a luxury condominium develop by M+S (a joint venture between Singapore's Temasek and Malaysia's Khazanah) is launching soon. The Marina One site is situated between the Central Linear Park and the Marina Station Square. The project is made up of two workplace blocks and two residential blocks, providing 1,042 residential units amidst a retail podium, and also a green lavish garden.

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