Jurong Lake District

URA releases carved-out Jurong Lake District site for sale

The 3.72-hectare (ha) mixed-use site is the first to be carved out of a massive area previously tendered for a master development project.

Can Jurong Lake District become Singapore’s second central business district?

What makes Jurong Lake District significant is not simply its scale but what it represents as a new model of mixed-use across residential, office, commercial and leisure spaces, says the writer.

Private residential land supply to rise in second half of 2026; Jurong site to be launched in July

An artist’s impression of the new precinct in Jurong Lake District.

Revised plans for Singapore’s second CBD kick-started with the release of Jurong white site

The white site (green parcel on bottom left) has a total potential yield of 186,139 sqm, comprising a minimum of 40,000 sqm of office space and about 1,200 private residential units.

Jurong Lake District master developer site to be split into separate parcels for sale

This will start with the release of a white site at Town Hall Link on the first half 2026 reserve list.

Four Points by Sheraton Singapore hotel set to open in Jurong in early 2026

Four Points by Sheraton Singapore, Jurong, is set to open in early 2026.

Walk up an appetite: What to eat at the revamped Jurong Lake Gardens and new Bidadari Park

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ST Photo: Eunice Quek

Chinese, Japanese gardens reopen with rejuvenated landmarks and new eco-friendly spaces

Ms Nur Syuhada Limat (right), a senior landscape architect with NParks, taking a wefie with (from left) National Development Minister Desmond Lee, bonsai collector Eddy Teo, Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong and NParks chief executive officer Hwang Yu-Ning at the Bonsai Garden.

Water lilies, ‘sunken’ garden to greet visitors when Japanese, Chinese Gardens reopen in Sept

The Japanese Garden will feature a gorge-like landscape called the Sunken Garden, where walled paths lead park-goers to a centrepiece (pictured) that takes inspiration from a collapsed limestone cave formation.

Two bids submitted by consortium for mega site at Jurong Lake District, slated to be S'pore’s 2nd CBD

CapitaLand Development, CDL and Frasers Property will each hold a 25 per cent stake in the consortium. Mitsubishi Estate and Mitsui Fudosan (Asia) will each hold a 12.5 per cent stake.

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