US EditionSingapore and Johor regent agree to swap land parcels at Holland Road
- Singapore will receive a 13ha plot of land in a swap deal with Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim, the Regent of Johor, following an announcement on June 10.
- In exchange, Tunku Ismail will receive an 8.5ha state land parcel for development, subject to regulatory approval.
- The land swap is expected to be completed later in 2025 and keeps future development away from the UNESCO World Heritage Site at the Singapore Botanic Gardens.
- The Singapore Land Authority noted that the land swap intends to minimize disruption to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Singapore Botanic Gardens.
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Singapore and Johor regent to swap Holland Road land parcels
Singapore has agreed to a land swap with Tunku Ismail, the Regent of Johor, say URA and the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) in a June 10 announcement. The swap involves a 13ha plot located at Tyersall Park, next to the Singapore Botanic Gardens. The Johor regent currently owns 21.1ha of land across two plots located in Tyersall Park. These comprise the 13ha plot, which is bound by Holland Road and Tyersall Avenue, and an adjacent plot measuring 8…
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