Located near Geylang, Paya Lebar is a residential and industrial in the East of Singapore.
In 1955, Singapore International Airport (commonly referred to as "Paya Lebar Airport") was opened and became the area's chief landmark, and is now Paya Lebar Airbase.
Now, the area has become a sprawling metropolis with more shops, cinemas, new office and residential buildings being built in the district. It is served by its own MRT Station.
Read MoreWith the government declaring the area as the next decentralised CBD, home prices in Paya Lebar look set to increase. Sellers have “future-priced” their projects in a bid to capitalise on this. However, it’s never about timing the market, but rather time-in the market. We fully expect home buyers in the area to reap the […]
Moving to Paya Lebar means you and your family will be in a new CBD where work and play are all close by.
Paya Lebar, particularly Paya Lebar Central or the area surrounding the Paya Lebar MRT station, is envisioned by the government as one of several...
Paya Lebar is home to a mix of office, retail and residential developments including KINEX, Paya Lebar Square and SingPost Paya Lebar.
Close to 1,200 new HDB flats were launched for sale in Ubi Grove in nearby Geylang in February 2018. Located next to Ubi MRT station, Ubi Grove...
Paya Lebar is located in the eastern part of Singapore. At one time, it was a large swampy area and there were also some pig and poultry farms...
Paya Lebar Quarter will be a retail/commercial/residential development, with over 200 stores and entertainment options located throughout its seven buildings.
No longer burdened with the constant drone of military planes overhead, Paya Lebar residents stand to benefit the greatest.
With the completion of several new residential and commercial developments within the new Paya Lebar Central including Paya Lebar Square, One KM, and more, Paya Lebar is fast becoming an ideal place to live, work and play.
