Singapore’s central business district is bustling by day and close to deserted on a weekend. Its government wants to change this. Photo: AFP Singapore’s central business district is bustling by day and close to deserted on a weekend. Its government wants to change this. Photo: AFP
Singapore’s central business district is bustling by day and close to deserted on a weekend. Its government wants to change this. Photo: AFP
Property /  International

Singapore wants to liven up CBD with more hotels and residential property, according to urban plan

  • Regeneration could be a boon for some developers, especially those with low debt
  • Conversion of offices into hotels or serviced apartments could also help alleviate shortage in hospitality sector

Topic |   International Property
Bloomberg
Bloomberg

Updated: 7:30pm, 9 Apr, 2019

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Singapore’s central business district is bustling by day and close to deserted on a weekend. Its government wants to change this. Photo: AFP Singapore’s central business district is bustling by day and close to deserted on a weekend. Its government wants to change this. Photo: AFP
Singapore’s central business district is bustling by day and close to deserted on a weekend. Its government wants to change this. Photo: AFP
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