The Greater Southern Waterfront and Skywaters Residences

South of Skywaters Residences, the city terminals of the port are moving to Tuas, and the coast they leave behind is being planned as the Greater Southern Waterfront. The URA places The Skywaters at the meeting point of this corridor with the CBD, Marina Bay and Tanjong Pagar.

The Greater Southern Waterfront South of Skywaters Residences

The Greater Southern Waterfront stretches for about 30 kilometres along the southern coast, from Pasir Panjang to Gardens by the Bay East, and covers about 2,000 hectares, about six times the size of Marina Bay, as set out in the URA Master Plan 2019 and reported by EdgeProp. It is planned over the coming decades for homes, parks, offices and leisure.

The city terminals at Tanjong Pagar, Keppel and Brani are planned to move to the new Tuas Port, and the Pasir Panjang Terminal to follow by 2040, according to the same reports.

Keppel and the New Neighbourhoods West of Skywaters Residences

West along the coast, the former Keppel Club site is planned as a new housing precinct of about 9,000 private and public homes with waterfront promenades and green spaces, according to EdgeProp. The Circle Line’s Keppel and Cantonment stations, opened on 12 July 2026, serve the area, and Prince Edward Road, about 300 metres from the tower, puts these districts a few stops away.

Islands and Parks Within Reach of Skywaters Residences

Sentosa and Pulau Brani are planned for leisure and tourism, and the hill parks of the Southern Ridges, from Mount Faber to Kent Ridge, link to the coast. VivoCity and the Sentosa link at HarbourFront are about 3.1 kilometres from the site, a short ride on the completed Circle Line.

Measured on OneMap (SLA) from the site; walking routes are longer.

Watching the Waterfront Change from Skywaters Residences

Plans of this scale unfold over many years, and the authorities may revise them. What a buyer can rely on today is the view: from the upper storeys of the tower, south-facing homes look over the port and the Singapore Strait, the stretch of coast that the plan will gradually open up. The rail links guide and the location page give the journeys and distances.