There are few neighbourhoods like Bukit Merah and Queenstown in the minds of most Singaporeans when they want to find an area that combines living in a central area that still feels neighbourly.
Moreover, these two planning areas are only unique estates in terms of their residential maturity and convenience. From the pre-war houses in Tiong Bahru, to Queenstown’s status as Singapore’s first satellite town, the roots of Singapore’s residential character sprung from the development of these two towns.
Bukit Merah and Queenstown also standout among other estates because they border the core central region (CCR), which is characterised by prime or luxury residential enclaves. But despite the proximity, Bukit Merah and Queenstown retain most of their ‘grassroot’ profiles that it is a popular location for families.
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