Singapore might be the smallest country in Southeast Asia, but that isn’t stopping the 272-square-mile city-state from trying to become a big player in the global financial marketplace.
With is central business district bursting at the seams, the country, comprised of a cluster of islands, is now directing its attention to the southern edge of its largest island, where 890 acres sit largely undeveloped. This prime waterfront real estate is reclaimed land, created decades ago to provide ample room for future growth, according to Singapore’s Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA).
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