Singapore, 07 Jun 2022 Some homeowners living near a proposed "Long Island" reclamation site on Singapore's south-eastern coast are hoping that the area's charm and tranquility will be preserved if the authorities decide to go ahead with the project.
The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) is now reviewing a 15-kilometer length of reclaimed ground running from Marina East to Changi, on which future housing will be built. When these developments are released, property specialists predict that they will be among the most sought-after.
The development might entail the construction of a new reservoir to meet the country's water demands, as well as housing, leisure, and recreation, according to URA. It was one of several planning concepts and recommendations presented at a public display at The URA Centre to steer Singapore's growth for the next 50 years.