Singapore Property

Did you know that Bukit Panjang is a town lush with abundant greenery?

Why Bukit Panjang?

True to its name, Bukit Panjang means 'long stretches of hills' in Malay. To its south lies the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve where Si...

Many Singaporeans have called Toa Payoh home for decades, but for three years, but how many know of its histroical significance? Turns out, Toa Payoh is one of the oldest HDB towns and a heartland at the central area of Singapore.

Why Toa Payo...

Located in the West Region of Singapore, Jurong West is the second most populated new town in the country, home to a large demographic of residents.

What Makes Jurong West Town Interesting?

Created by the Housing and Development Board (HD...

In the past, Punggol was a fishing village occupied predominantly by Malay settlers. As more Chinese immigrants settled in Punggol, they engaged in plantation work, poultry farming and pig-rearing activities. Punggol's history includes a national...

In its earliest days, Yishun was dotted with pepper and pineapple plantations. Its name is the Mandarin translation of Nee Soon, the name of the 'pineapple king' and rubber magnate, Mr Lim Nee Soon.

What Makes Yishun Town Interesting?

Dev...

Once a rural farming neighbourhood in the northwestern part of Singapore, Choa Chu Kang has evolved from a simple "kampung" (village) to a modern estate with a community and recreational facilities.

Why Choa Chu Kang?

The name Choa Chu Ka...