TMW MAXWELL

Experience the Vibrancy of City Living at TMW Maxwell, Tanjong Pagar

The neighbourhood surrounding TMW Maxwell is a melting pot of cultures, with people from all over the world living and working in the city. This creates a vibrant and diverse community, with plenty of opportunities for cultural exchange and social interaction.

Firstly, Singapore is one of the safest and most secure cities in the world, with a low crime rate and strict laws. This makes it an ideal place to live, work and raise a family.

Next, Singapore is a highly developed city with world-class infrastructure, excellent healthcare facilities, and a highly efficient public transportation system. This makes it easy to get around the city, and ensures that residents have access to all the amenities they need.

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Discover the Vibrant Culture of Singapore’s Chinatown

From checking out popular landmarks with cultural significance like Old Chinese Temple and Tian Hock Keng Temple, to anticipating delicious food from Chinatowns numerous street markets, you can find plenty of things to do around Maxwell.

Make Every Minute Count with Convenient CBD Living

When it comes to residential real estate, Singapore’s central business district (CBD) is where you want to be.

The CBD in Singapore has a low residential density because it is being used primary for commercial and multi-national companies having their headquarters here.

Over the years, Singapore has transformed the CBD to be easily accessible and planning to increase its residential population density, making it a perfect location for businesses to establish their offices and bring jobs closer to home.

If you live in the CBD, you will be at the epicentre of business activities, with access to retailers, offices, banks, restaurants, hotels within residential areas.

Source: URA

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A New Era of Waterfront Transformation at Greater Southern Waterfront

The Great South Waterfront is a massive city-redevelopment project in Singapore, which seeks to turn the South Coast into a new dynamic neighbourhood. The project covers over 2000 hectares, and includes relocating a harbour terminal from downtown to Tuas.

The new area will have a mixture of residential, commercial, and entertainment spaces, along with green corridors and waterfront promenades. The development is expected to generate new employment opportunities, improve connectivity, and create a unique residential experience for residents.

Source: The Business Times

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Source: Expedia

Indulge in a Gastronomic Adventure: Explore the Culinary Wonders of Ann Siang Hill and Duxton Hill!

TMW Maxwell’s neighborhood is renowned for its culinary diversity, offering a plethora of local and international cuisines catering to every palate. From the authentic flavors of hawker centers to the exquisite offerings of Michelin-starred restaurants, this city has it all.

Nestled in the heart of Singapore’s Chinatown district, Ann Siang Hill and Duxton Hill stand out as two picturesque, historic hills. Adorned with well-preserved Peranakan shophouses and colonial architecture, these hills boast a lively culinary landscape.

Ann Siang Hill, adorned with restored shophouses, is a hub of trendy bars, cafes, and restaurants. Its charming streets are dotted with boutique shops and creative establishments, making it a sought-after destination for locals and tourists alike seeking a distinctive dining and shopping escapade.

A short stroll away, Duxton Hill captivates with its vibrant nightlife and an eclectic array of dining establishments and bars. The area also hosts various creative businesses and co-working spaces, adding to its dynamic atmosphere.

Accessible by public transportation, Ann Siang Hill and Duxton Hill are essential stops for those eager to delve into Singapore’s storied past and savor its dynamic culinary offerings.

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For food enthusiasts who delight in culinary exploration and savoring local delights, the Chinatown street markets are an absolute must-visit. Drawing both locals and tourists alike, this vibrant locale offers an ideal opportunity to indulge in the rich tapestry of Singaporean specialties.

Chinatown stands as a treasure trove of Chinese heritage and culture, adorned with ancient temples, historic storehouses, and traditional wet markets. From exploring storied temples to relishing market-style street fare, Chinatown in Singapore emerges as a neighborhood steeped in history and flavor—an essential addition to your travel itinerary. The Chinatown food street, in particular, beckons with its diverse array of delectable bites and refreshing beverages, providing the perfect setting for relaxation after a day of uncovering the wonders of Singapore.

Situated in the central region of Singapore, within the Outram District and a mere 8-minute walk from TMW Maxwell, Chinatown invites you to embark on a culinary and cultural journey that promises to be both delightful and enriching.

If you are a foodie who loves experimenting with foods and tasting the local dishes from the area, then the Chinatown street markets are a must-visit. It is visited by both locals and tourists, and is a great place to indulge in Singaporean specialties.

Chinatown is a goldmine for Chinese heritage and culture, with its ancient temples, historic storehouses, and traditional wet markets. From seeing historical temples to sampling market-style street food, Chinatown in Singapore is a neighbourhood in the city that you should definitely add to your itinerary. Chinatown food street is an amazing place to grab a few bites and drinks for some relaxation after your day of exploring Singapore.

Chinatown is located in the central region of Singapore, in Outram District and within 8mins walk from TMW Maxwell.

Your gateway to the east and beyond: Thomson-East Coast Line

Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) would offer improved connectivity to northern, central, and eastern parts of Singapore, paralleling its operation with North-South Link (NSL). It will connect with the North-South Line (NSL), giving North-South Corridor commuters an alternate, faster way of getting into the centre.

The TEL is intended to serve areas that are not adjacent to any stations on the East-West Line, and relieve congestion at existing stations.

Extending to a 43-km long, the TEL will feature 31 new stations, with seven feeder stations connecting with other MRT lines; East-West Line, North-South Line, North-East Line, Circle Line, Downtown Line, and future Cross Island Line.

Source: LTA

TEL will add 32 new stations to the Singapore MRT network, connecting North, South, and East of Singapore with the Central Business District (CBD). More than 240,000 households across Singapore located within 10 minutes walking distance from the 11 new stations will benefit from TEL3 when it opens later this year.

The TEL 1 and TEL 2 lines will bring benefits to 100,000 residents, with 100 of them now located within a 10-minute walk from one of nine stations.

Four of them are transfer stations, which together link TEL commuters with all existing MRT lines. The other 11 stations are Stephens, Napier, Orchard Boulevard, Orchard, Great World, Havelock, Outram Park, Maxwell, Shenton Way, Marina Bay, and Gardens by the Bay.

Stevens Station is connected to the Downtown line, connecting Bukit Timah to the CBD, Orchard Station is connected to the North-South Line, Outram Park is connected to the East-West and North-East lines, and Marina Bay is connected to Circle and North-South lines.

Singapore’s sixth rail line, the Outram Park Station — also near the TEL Maxwell Station – links to an existing Interchange Station, connecting passengers with the East West Line (EWL) and the North East Line (NEL).

The new Marina Bay TEL station would join the existing interchange station, connecting both the NSL and Circle Line (CCL); while Shenton Way TEL station, located on Shenton Way and Marina View, would have branches on Asia Square Tower 2 and Marina One West Tower. The addition of the Orchard MRT stations would further improve convenience for living in One Shenton.

With a new MRT line close by to TMW Maxwell, commute times into the CBD or into northern parts of Singapore will significantly decrease, thanks to Thomson-East Coast Line, saving you precious time in commute.

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Source: URA

With all of these new stations being opened, it would no doubt result in a net positive impact on property values, particularly those properties where there is a Thomson-East Coast Line station nearby.

Effortlessly Connect to the Best of Singapore with Thomson-East Coast Line – Maxwell

The Thomson-East Coast Line is a Mass Rapid Transit line in Singapore that extends from the north to the east of the island and serves the Maxwell and Tanjong Pagar areas.

Source: The Straits Times

Maxwell Station is a station located along this line and just 3minutes walk from TMW Maxwell.  It is situated near various amenities such as office buildings, shops, and food establishments, making it a convenient transportation option for commuters and residents alike.

The Thomson-East Coast Line also connects to other MRT lines, providing easy access to other parts of Singapore.

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Experience a New Level of Luxury with Marina Bay Sands Expansion

In 2019, parent company Las Vegas Sands announced ambitious expansion plans for Marina Bay Sands.

Marina Bay Sands expansion will include a signature fourth tower, featuring over 1000 hotel rooms, rooftop pool and dining, as well as 15,000-seat entertainment arena, a ballroom, luxury retailers, an exhibition space, just to name a few. Marina Bay Sands announced the plans for the S$4.5bn expansion at the beginning of April, almost 10 years since opening the doors to Singapore.

Source: Marina Bay Sands

Las Vegas Sands (LVS) said that MBS expansion is on track for completion in 2026, one year behind the 2025 deadline, because Las Vegas Sands is betting on tourism rebounding.

Since opening in 2010, with development costs of $5.6 billion, its existing property has delivered meaningful benefits for the country’s tourism sector, attracting over 380 million visitors to the property, and helped bring over 1000 brand-new MICE events to Singapore.

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Empowering Your Business at Marina Bay Financial Center

Marina Bay Financial Center is an iconic addition to the central business district in Singapore. The first integrated, complete development at Marina Bay, featuring three commercial towers, two luxury condominiums, and a shopping centre.

Source: Marina Bay Financial Centre, Singapore

The tenant-centric design of Marina Bay Financial Centre brings together the best in form and function, making it a key attraction for businesses and fitting Singapore’s status as a global financial centre.

Its three office towers are designed to meet the needs of today’s businesses, offering modern amenities, abundant natural light, and panoramic views of the city and bay.

The development also includes two housing projects, Marina Bay Suites and Marina Bay Residences, and the Marina Bay Link mall, a below-ground retail centre which serves as an easy underground connection between its three office towers and the Raffles Place and Downtown MRT stations.

Marina Bay, as the commercial and financial hub, as well as a lively 24-hour waterfront Garden City by the Bay, is the planned, developed area that supports Singapore’s urban cores long-term growth, and anchors Singapore’s position as the leading global commercial and financial centre in Southeast Asia.

It is designed to seamlessly expand the core area of Singapore, further supporting Singapore’s continued development as an important Asia-Pacific business and financial centre.

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