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In a joint venture, Hoi Hup Realty and Sunway Developments have successfully secured the competitive bid for an Executive Condominium (EC) site at Plantation Close in Tengah New Town. This 99-year leasehold site is located just 5 minutes from the upcoming Tengah Park MRT station on the Jurong Region Line and is conveniently close to schools like ACS (Primary) and Princess Elizabeth Primary School.

Tengah is envisioned as a model town for smart and sustainable living, offering residents easy access to top-tier amenities, expansive green spaces, and dedicated areas for gardening and farming, as outlined in the URA West Region Masterplan. Just a short drive from the Jurong Innovation and Lake Districts, this site provides Hoi Hup Realty the opportunity to showcase our expertise in creating a new generation of ECs that are sustainable, practical, and livable.

Aspiring home owners may now view and download Novo Place Floor Plan & Novo Place E-Brochure.

The Tengah region, located in northwestern Singapore, is a vast area bordered by Lim Chu Kang Road, Choa Chu Kang Road, Ama Keng to the north, and the Tengah River to the east. Its historical significance stems from the British Royal Air Force establishing an important airfield, RAF Tengah, there in the early 20th century. Today, this military airfield remains operational under the Republic of Singapore Air Force and is now known as Tengah Airbase.

Tengah, originally founded in 1853 as Teng Chu Kang, traces its origins to a surat sungei granted that year to a man named Teng Ah Ting (whose name has also been recorded in various forms such as Teng Ah Tong, Ting An Tong, Tan Ah Tong, and Ten Ah). He received permission to farm land bordering Chua Chu Kang to the east, Wu Heng Kang (Goh Chu Kang) to the south, and Sun Li Kang (Lim Chu Kang) to the west. His farm was located next to an unnamed tributary of the Kranji River.

Teng Ah Ting, a kangchu, became known colloquially as Teng-Ah, and his farm was called Teng Chu Kang, or sometimes recorded as Teng Ah Kang. The river beside his farm was named the Teng-Ah River, which eventually evolved into the name Tengah.

Tengah’s residential areas will be organized into five distinct districts, each with its own unique character: Plantation District, Garden District, Park District, Brickland District, and Forest Hill District.

A strong emphasis on forest and nature themes will shape the planning and design of these districts, aligning with the vision to seamlessly integrate nature into the living environment.

Plantation District will be designed as a green, sustainable, and smart community, with four key principles guiding its development:

1. Cultivate the Plantation Farmway – Fostering a new lifestyle focused on community farming, bringing people together through shared agricultural spaces.

2. Travel Lite – Encouraging an active, healthy lifestyle by promoting walking, cycling, and the use of public transport.

3. Live with Nature – Integrating homes with nature, where greenery and water features blend harmoniously with housing, following the Biophilic Town Framework.

4. Live Smart – Leveraging science and technology to create a more livable, efficient, sustainable, and safe environment for residents.