Want to live in Newport Residences? Learn about this prime location and the benefits. Discover what makes it stand out and why it's the perfect choice for you.

1. Newport Residences 铂海峰 Freehold Waterfront
Homes in the City
One is ensconced in greenery with condo units surrounded by landscaped gardens and foliage.
Be ready to immerse in nature with the dense canopy of trees in the development and vast
skyline of the sea over the future Greater Southern Waterfront where residences starts from
Levels 23 to 45
LUSH LANDSCAPE & PUBLIC SPACES
A nature-filled architecture that is rich in various types of greenery, but also equipped with
technology. Newport Residences will provide you with relaxing escape from bustling city life yet
within the city
ACCESS TO 3 MRT STATIONS
You will be connected to 3 MRT Stations along the East-West and Circle Line. Prince Edward,
Tanjong Pagar and Maxwell MRT Stations provides you seamless connection to attractions,
schools and job centres within the district.
ESTABLISHED SCHOOLS
Established schools around Newport Residences, such as Cantonment Primary School and
Singapore Management University, Nanyang School of Fine Arts, or Lasalle College of Arts are
within 10 mins train ride away.
WORK, LIVE, PLAY & LEARN
Located within the Central Business District and Marina Bay Financial Centre and upcoming
Greater Southern Waterfront, Newport Residences provides opportunities for everyone to
gather for living, learning, working, and playing
HEART OF THE CITY
With the CBD at your doorstep, let your heart beat with the city as it offers all its wonders and
attractions to you. And with the latest CBD Incentive Scheme to rejuvenate the area, with more
round-the-clock life and excitement, there is no better place and time to enjoy it all than now at
Newport Residences

2. Fuji Xerox Towers is located at Tanjong Pagar, District 2 in Singapore. Formerly known as IBM
Towers, Fuji Xerox Towers is a premium office tower bordered by four roads – Tanjong Pagar
Road, Bernam Street, Keppel Road and Anson Road.
At the southernmost tip of Singapore’s Central Business District, Tanjong Pagar is a unique
location with an interesting mix of new, modern and old world charm. Primarily high-rise
skyscrapers such as offices, hotels, conserved shophouses, you can find local hawker centres,
markets and a diverse mix of private and public housing, such as Altez and The Pinnacle at
Duxton.
Guoco Tower, located above Tanjong Pagar MRT, is currently the tallest building (284m) in
Singapore to-date but will be overtaken by a swanky new skyscraper Skywaters Residences at
305m in 2028.
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THE GRAND VISION

3. Tanjong Pagar area has undergone a fascinating revitalisation throughout the years, with the
latest addition such as Guoco Tower (2016), Frasers Tower (2018) and 79 Robinson Road
(2020).
Three years ago, URA introduced the CBD Incentive Scheme that incentives building owners to
turn older offices into mixed-use developments, including hotels, residential, and creative
lifestyle possibilities.
URA unveiled the scheme in an effort to spur owners of older, mostly office buildings in certain
parts of the CBD to convert their properties to mixed-use projects. Given planning intent to
bring a greater mixture of uses into the CBD, and encourage the development of more
residential spaces within central areas, the URA suggested building owners to consider
alternate land-use zonings, such as commercial and residential (at least 60% of the GFA should
be residential, with up to 40% being for commercial uses).
Mixed-use developments would feature amenities such as hotels, apartments, gyms, food
shops, restaurants, etc. When completed, mixed-use developments will offer greater diversity
in uses, allow for better connectivity, and provide for more intimate, human-friendly
environments, such that Singapore’s not just going to be a work destination, it is going to be a
lively place to live and play.
Making Singapore’s central business district more desirable to live and work is on city planner’s
agenda. That demand has only grown more pressing after the pandemic – so has the need for
more housing to accommodate the growing population. Plans to attract new residents and
businesses to the neighbourhood involve adding more amenities like grocery stores and cafes,
as well as encouraging a livelier scene of bars and restaurants.
City Developments Limited, is among real estate firms that are aggressively refurbishing older
buildings in Singapore’s financial districts, with projects like the CanningHill Piers at Clarke
Quay, former Liang Court and Central Mall in Magazine Road, Clarke Quay.