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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2026 · 7 MIN

[S26E34 Property101] Why Turf City’s Transformation Will Boost Property Values in Districts 10 & 11

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Turf City is about to undergo one of Singapore’s biggest urban transformations—and it could reshape the property landscape in Districts 10 and 11 for years to come.In this episode, we explore the government’s master plan to redevelop the 176-hectare former Turf City into a vibrant new residential town with around 20,000 homes. But this isn’t just about adding more housing. It’s about creating an entirely new lifestyle destination with parks, schools, community amenities, and seamless connectivity via the Cross Island Line.We’ll also discuss why nearby developments such as Dunearn House, Watten House, The Reserve Residences, and other homes along Bukit Timah could stand to benefit from improved infrastructure, stronger amenities, and long-term capital appreciation.Whether you’re a homeowner, investor, or planning your next property purchase, this episode explains why Turf City’s transformation is more than just another redevelopment—it’s a catalyst that could redefine the future of Singapore’s prime central region.

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