First developed in the 1950s by the Singapore Improvement Trust (SIT) and subsequently by HDB, Queenstown is Singapore’s first satellite town. The town currently has one of the oldest populations in Singapore, with almost one out of every four Singaporeans aged 65 and above.
SINGAPORE: About 79,000 residents of Queenstown and the neighbouring Farrer Road Estate can look forward to new amenities including therapeutic gardens, exercise trails, new fitness equipment, rest points, and pedestrian-friendly streets. These are part of the rejuvenation plans for Queenstown under the Remaking Our Heartland programme, announced by Minister for Education Chan Chun Sing, Adviser for Tanjong Pagar GRC, at the launch of the ROH exhibition for Queenstown on Saturday .
Based on feedback from residents and stakeholders, the rejuvenation plans for Queenstown will focus on: Injecting new facilities and green spaces to enable residents to lead active lifestyles and improve their physical well-being. Improving connectivity across the town so residents have better access to recreational space and greenery.Over the last three years, HDB has launched close to 6,000 new flats in Ulu Pandan, Ghim Moh and Queensway. These housing developments will also inject new social and communal facilities.
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