Bukit Panjang Town’s Developments

Bukit Panjang is currently undergoing a transformation process. The town is now home to a variety of high-end developments such as Senja Green, Tree House, Raintree, and Forest Hills. These developments are sure to add value to the town, as well as attract more residents and investors.

Senja Green

If you’re interested in purchasing a home in Bukit Panjang Town, Senja Green is located near Senja Road. Nearby areas include Blk 628 and Blk 632 Cp. This property is also close to the Senja LRT station. Nearby schools include West View Primary School and West Spring Secondary School. It is also close to Junction 10 and Bukit Panjang Plaza.

Tree House

Tree House is a 429 unit leasehold condominium project in Bukit Panjang Town. Its proximity to major transport hubs like Cashew MRT and The Rail Mall makes it highly accessible. Also, it is near a primary school and Giant (Bangkit Road) shopping centre.

Raintree

The Raintree is a 99-year leasehold condominium property located at Bukit Drive in District D21. It is near the Bukit Batok MRT (NS2) station and features 315 units. The Raintree is close to many amenities, including the Bukit Timah Shopping Centre, Bukit Panjang Primary School, and PEI HWA PRESBYTERIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL.

Forest Hills

The development of Forest Hills in Bukit Panjang Town is the result of a decade-long planning process. It is now composed of 5 distinct districts, each of which has its own character. The Park district will feature a town centre and market place, while the Plantation district is designed to feature waterfront housing. Its Central Park is a place for community farms.

Eco Sanctuary

The Bukit Panjang town area is a residential area in the West Region of Singapore. It falls under the administrative jurisdiction of the Holland-Bukit Panjang Town Council, which oversees the management of HDB flats and commercial properties. Originally, it was a kampung. In the early 1980s, the area began to develop and flats began to be built. By 1989, the town had several neighbourhoods up and running. The area’s roads are named after the old kampung tracks.

SMRT’s Ten Mile Junction Depot

The Ten Mile Junction depot is a former elevated Light Rail Transit station in Bukit Panjang Town. It served the Bukit Panjang LRT line from November 1999 until 13 January 2019. The station was demolished on 13 January 2019.

Commercial buildings

Bukit Panjang Town is a suburban town in the western part of Singapore. Before the area was developed, it was known as Kampong Panjang. Initially, the area was planned to be called Zhenghua, but this name was dropped after public complaints. Development started in 1981 and HDB flats commenced to rise. By 20 May 1985, only Blocks 1 and 2 had been completed. But the name was soon reverted to Bukit Panjang.

Environmental impact assessment

The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process is intended to measure the impacts of development projects on local ecosystems and critical resources. It provides crucial information that guides the design and modification of a construction activity, and helps to reduce unjustifiable environmental costs. The Singapore government first introduced the EIA framework in 2008, and since then, EIAs have become increasingly common. The process also provides more opportunities for stakeholders to provide feedback. However, since the EIA process is still voluntary, groups such as the Nature Society Singapore have struggled to get their voices heard. Five years ago, they voiced concerns over Mandai development plans, putting forward alternative project sites and mitigation measures, but received no substantive response from the developer.