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Sengkang West Industrial Park CLOSE TO NATURE . PERFECT HOME VALUED LOCATION . VANTAGE VIEW . VERSATILE LIVING VALUED LOCATION . LOCATION SELETAR PUNGGOL SAFRA SELETAR AEROSPACE PUNGGOL RIVERBANK @ FERNVALE SELETAR MALL SENGKANG YIO CHU KANG Source from: Streetdirectory VALUED LOCATION . LOCATION “WORK” “LIVE” & “PLAY” 8 mins Are well connected and within 20 MINUTES SELETAR AEROSPACE DRIVE!! PUNGGOL WATERWAY 12 RIVERBANK @ FERNVALE mins PASIR RIS WAFER FAB PARK 16 mins SINGAPORE CHANGI AIRPORT 16 mins 14 mins ORCHARD RD SHOPPING BELT 20 SINGAPORE EXPO HALL mins MARINA BAY SANDS CBD VALUED LOCATION . GROWTH AREAS New Growth Centres Close to Riverbank Sengkang New Growth Centres Close to Riverbank Residents of Sengkang will have more opportunities to work closer to home with the completion of several new developments over the next few years, including: • The phased development of Sengkang West Industrial Park • The expansion of the nearby Seletar Aerospace Park New Jobs and Growth Opportunities Sengkang Pasir Ris West Wafer Park Industries RIVERBANK @ FERNVALE Changi / Loyang Industries Ang Mo Kio Tampines Industries Industries New Jobs and Growth Opportunities RIVERBANK @ FERNVALE Singapore Government’s Regionalisation Strategy • Bring jobs closer to homes. • Growing Regional Centres outside City Centre 1) Tampines Regional Centre (1992-2013) (EAST) 2) Jurong East Regional Centre (2008- 2023) (WEST) 3) Woodlands Regional Centre (2013- 2028) (NORTH) 4) Seletar Regional Centre (NORTH-EAST) 4 Regional Centres Seletar Regional Centre North Coast Innovation Corridor • The Government intends to make the future north coast an innovative, economic corridor buzzing with ideas, creative design and new technologies. • It will span from Woodlands Regional Centre, Sembawang, the future Seletar Regional Centre to the learning corridor and creative cluster at Punggol. • Over the longer term, the Seletar Regional Centre has the potential to grow to two times that of the Tampines Regional Centre. • Located next to it is the Seletar Aerospace Park which will provide a range of activities including training, research and development. • The Seletar Regional Centre and Seletar Aerospace Park will be a major employment node for people living in the North and Northeast. Punggol Creative Cluster and Learning Corridor • As part of the North Coast Innovation Corridor, Punggol is set to be transformed with the introduction of a Creative Cluster, a space for innovative new industries and employment opportunities. Lorong Halus & Defu Industrial Parks • Lorong Halus will be Singapore's first industrial park built on a former landfill site and will be sensitively designed to incorporate greenery. • The new Defu will be pedestrian-centric with a continuous, linear green spine that weaves through the industrial park. • The green spine will also be an enjoyable route for walking and cycling, with landscaped greenery and environmentally sustainable features. Seletar Aerospace Park • World-Class Industrial Park Catering to Aerospace Industries • Singapore as AVIATION HUB • S$60 million plan • Develop 140 hectares of land for industry expansion • Increasing numbers of companies relocating to Seletar Aerospace • Hub such as frontrunners like Rolls Royce and 38 others • Rolls Royce invested over S$700 million • Rolls Royce is to employ 1,000 employees by 2016 • Scheduled to be completed in 2018, creating thousands of jobs Seletar Aerospace Park • Home to leading firms such as Rolls-Royce Group, ST Aerospace and Eurocopter. • The Seletar Aerospace Park (SAP) is gearing up for Phase 3 of its development. • When SAP is fully completed, it will create up to 10,000 jobs and generate highly-skilled employment opportunities. Future Seletar Regional Centre Growth Potential • With 10,000 new jobs expected to be created from Seletar Aerospace Park, there will be increase in DEMAND for housing • Creation of jobs will also lead to increased rental demand • Employment increased DEMAND • Price appreciation • Increase rental yields VALUED LOCATION . AMENITIES Amenities Near Riverbank The Seletar Mall More options for shopping and dining will be added in the North-East. The Seletar Mall • 4-storey retail development with 5-basement levels (including 3 basement levels of carpark) • Junction of Sengkang West Avenue and Fernvale Road • Connected to the Fernvale Light Rail transit (LRT) station which is seamlessly linked to the Sengkang North-East Line (NEL) MRT/ LRT Station and Sengkang bus interchange. • Gross Floor Area - Approximately 284,000 sq.ft. • Net Lettable Area - Approximately 188,000 sq.ft. • Major Tenants: – FairPrice Finest (approximately 23,000 sq.ft.) at Basement 2; – Foodfare food court (approximately 12,000 sq.ft.) at Level 3; – Shaw Cinema (approximately 17,000 sq.ft.) (8 screens) at Level 4 The Rustic Charm of Jalan Kayu • Jalan Kayu has also been recognised as a new identity node and will see significant improvements in its physical environment, through the joint efforts of URA, local residents and businesses as well as the wider community. • To enhance the pedestrian experience at Jalan Kayu, a new pedestrian pavement and additional landscaping will be introduced. Punggol Safra • Sited a mere few minutes from the upcoming Sam Kee LRT station and right by the waterway, Safra Punggol hopes to remain accessible to the projected 70,000 NSmen who will live in the north-eastern part of Singapore by 2016. • The new club will also house a large eco-themed childcare centre. This includes the use of natural sunlight for lighting and hydroponic plants at learning and play areas to drive home the importance of going green to children. • Touted as the first of its kind, this three-storey high, 23,000 sq ft indoor water playground promises to contain plenty of interactive features for children. Shopping Malls Within 10 MINS DRIVE Within 2 10 Mins Mins Drive 5 Mins 8 Mins RIVERBANK @ FERNVALE 8 Mins 10 mins Source from: Google Map New Community Facilities • To serve the needs of the growing community in the North-East, the Sengkang General & Community Hospital, a regional hospital located at Anchorvale Street in Sengkang will be operational by 2018. Sengkang General & Community Hospitals • Located next to Cheng Lim LRT station and diagonally across from the Sengkang MRT station (300 m). • It will have easy access to amenities such as the bus interchange and retail complexes. • With access to SingHealth’s network of tertiary academic specialist hospitals and national centres, Sengkang General and Community Hospitals will partner primary care physicians, polyclinics and intermediate-and-long term care providers to offer a seamless healthcare experience for residents in north-eastern Singapore. • Slated for completion in 2018, this future 1,400-bed integrated hospital development will deliver holistic, multi-disciplinary and patient-centric care covering all major healthcare disciplines VALUED LOCATION . CONNECTIVITY Transportation Smoother, Shorter Journeys Improvement to Road Network • Residents in the area can look forward to a direct connection to the TPE using the new dual three-lane Sengkang West Road. • Previously, motorists from Yio Chu Kang Road had to use the single-lane Jalan Kayu to reach the expressway network. • With Sengkang West Road, traffic conditions along Jalan Kayu are expected to improve. Source from: Channelnewsasia Increasing Rail Length & Accessibility • The rail network will increase to about 360 km with a density of about 54 km/million population around 2030. • 8 in 10 homes will be within a 10-minute walk from a rail station in 2030, up from 6 in 10 today. Existing & Upcoming Rails by 2021 Source: LTA Ramping Up Public Transport • The continued expansion of the MRT network will increase connectivity and cut journey times. • The extension of the North East Line to Punggol North will be completed by 2030. • The 2km North East Line Extension will serve Punggol North including the new Punggol Downtown. VALUED LOCATION . EDUCATIONAL Schools Near RIVERBANK SCHOOLS NEARBY Nan Chiau Primary Nan Chiau High School Springdale Primary Sengkang Green Primary SCHOOLS NEARBY Fernvale Primary Pei Hwa Secondary Edgefield Secondary School Compassvale Primary SCHOOLS NEARBY Primary Schools Secondary Schools Tertiary Institutions and International Schools VALUED LOCATION . CLOSE TO NATURE More Reasons to Love the Outdoors Near RIVERBANK Green Spaces Expanded • Close to 90% of residents will live within 400m of a park as Government extends the park connector network, Round Island Route and Rail Corridor. Interconnected Parks & Green Spaces Park Connectors • Park connectors in the North-East Region will be extended, bringing residents closer to new and existing parks. Round Island Route • The upcoming Round Island Route will pass through the North-East region, incorporating the region’s historic landmarks in Seletar and linking up popular leisure spots such as Sengkang Riverside Park and Punggol Promenade. Singapore's Largest Man-Made Wetland CLOSE TO NATURE . PERFECT HOME VANTAGE VIEW . VIEW FROM ACTUAL UNITS VIEW FROM ACTUAL UNITS Views From Stack 05 VIEW FROM ACTUAL UNITS Views From Stack 35 VIEW FROM ACTUAL UNITS Views From Stack 34 VIEW FROM ACTUAL UNITS Views From Stack 32 VIEW FROM ACTUAL UNITS Views From Stack 32 VIEW FROM ACTUAL UNITS Views From Stack 26 ACTUAL VIEW FROM UNITS Views From Stack 25 VIEW FROM ACTUAL UNITS Views From Stack 15 CLOSE TO NATURE . PERFECT HOME VESATILE LIVING . DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPER AWARDS WINNER UOL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT INFORMATION Developer UOL Development (Sengkang)
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