Besides providing our basic need for shelter, our living environment can also encourage interactions among residents, build a sense of belonging, foster vibrant communities, and promote healthy lifestyles.

To meet the growing needs and diverse aspirations of Singaporeans, we need to continuously transform our built environment to accommodate these shifts. For instance, we will pilot assisted living housing options to care for an ageing population.

To find out more about our land use plans and strategies, visit the Long-Term Plan Review exhibition:

➡️ Now till 4 August 2022
📍 At the URA Centre
➡️ More info: go.gov.sg/ltprexhibit

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To provide more jobs closer to homes and sustain Singapore’s competitiveness, we will continue to build up our islandwide polycentres and rejuvenate the city centre.

Among the initiatives, the city centre will be transformed into a more mixed-use and vibrant precinct, to support the evolving nature and modalities of work, to meet the varied needs of modern lifestyles. We will also introduce a wider range of amenities and lifestyle offerings, as well as more residential options.

For more on how we plan our land use to support businesses in adapting their operations to fast-changing economic trends, visit go.gov.sg/ltprexhibit, or visit the Long-Term Plan Review exhibition:

➡️ Now till 27 August 2022
➡️ At The URA Centre

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