#hackyourhousehunt
Finding Hidden Gems In Singapore’s Private Housing Market:
Bukit Panjang
In the first part of our #hackyourhousehunt series, we look at the offerings of Bukit Panjang (District 23), a residential town surrounded by verdant greenery.
Located at the northwest of Singapore, Bukit Panjang is a bustling, self-contained neighbourhood that has captured the imagination of young professionals, double-income couples with no kids, single-nucleus families and inter-generation families. The area has undergone major urban redevelopment across 7 subzones. You will find high-rise and landed residential developments, as well as a wide range of amenities including shopping malls, schools and recreational spaces that pay homage to its largely agricultural past.
Bukit Panjang is also home to an integrated transport hub featuring Bukit Panjang MRT Station along the Downtown Line, a light rail system and a bus interchange. These provide seamless accessibility options within the neighbourhood such as nearby areas like Cashew and Hillview, and the rest of the island.
Housing types in Bukit Panjang Planning Area as at Q1 2024 comprises 46,184 public and private residential homes. Some of its private residential options include Hillion Residences, The Botany at Dairy Farm and Cashew Heights. These properties stand alongside Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats featuring unique blocks resembling terraced rice padis in Bali – a nod to the area’s naturally hilly terrain.
Read more on Knight Frank’s latest research report of our #hackyourhousehunt series. Download the report below.