Close to the city centre and about six times the size of Marina Bay, the Greater Southern Waterfront holds exciting possibilities for our city! We're planning to shape it as a vibrant waterfront precinct to live, work and play in - here's a look at how the Greater Southern Waterfront can look like in the future! 👇 (Image © - Sentosa Development Corporation, HDB, One Faber Group, Sentosa Cove Resort Management, Mapletree Commercial Trust, Mapletree Investments, M S Pte Ltd) | Urban Redevelopment

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BUILDING SINGAPORE - THE GREATER SOUTHERN WATERFRONT The Greater Southern Waterfront (GSW) is a bold, long-term plan to remake and take full advantage of our coast line. The GSW comprises 30km of the southern coastline of Singapore. It stretches from the Gardens by the Bay East area all the way to Pasir Panjang. It contains 2,000 ha of land: six times the size of Marina Bay and double the size of Punggol. The PSA Singapore port terminals there will move to Tuas by 2027, and the Pasir Panjang Ter