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What is the gross plot ratio limit for areas surrounding Good Class Bungalow regions
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Regions surrounding Good Class Bungalow (GCB) areas in Singapore, which are typically zoned for residential use under the URA Master Plan, have varying gross plot ratio (GPR) limits depending on the specific location and zoning.
Key examples include:
- Sites near GCB areas like Surrey Point with a GPR of 2.8.
- Developments such as Sutton Place in GCB areas with a GPR of 1.6.
- Other nearby freehold sites with GPRs of 2.1 or 2.0, like those in Holland Village vicinity.
- Sites near GCB areas like Surrey Point with a GPR of 2.8.
- Developments such as Sutton Place in GCB areas with a GPR of 1.6.
- Other nearby freehold sites with GPRs of 2.1 or 2.0, like those in Holland Village vicinity.
Higher GPRs, such as 3.0, apply to mixed residential-commercial zones adjacent to prime GCB districts like District 10 near Botanic Gardens. These limits control development density to preserve the low-rise, exclusive character of GCB zones while allowing redevelopment potential on surrounding plots. Check EdgeProp Singapore for the latest URA Master Plan details on specific sites.
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