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Singapore
Singapore
Singapore has two decades of purpose-built districts, a startup hub that has run 2,400+ companies through its programme, and a brand-new district engineered from scratch for cybersecurity, AI and fintech.
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City
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Districts
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Precincts
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Clusters
One-North
Branded the "Silicon Valley of the East" — a purpose-built R&D and startup campus that celebrated a decade of its flagship incubator programme in 2025.
LaunchPad @ One-North
Following its 10-year anniversary in 2025, JTC repositioned LaunchPad as "Asia's Flagship Startup Destination" — over 2,400 startups supported, with a network extending to 19 global startup nodes including Paris, San Francisco, Shenzhen and Jakarta.
Kampong AI
A new park within one-north bringing together AI startups, researchers and industry partners to co-develop and testbed ideas — R&D-heavy firms in a campus setting, per one-north's original "Silicon Valley" concept.
BLOCK71
Also sited within LaunchPad @ one-north, this NUS Enterprise and Singtel Innov8 partnership has been called by The Economist "the heart of Singapore's technology start-up ecosystem" — home to 100+ startups, VCs and incubators across three tracks: student, scaling, and deep tech. Since 2011 its global network has grown to 11 cities and supported 1,600+ startups.
Central Business District
Branded the "Silicon Valley of the East" — a purpose-built R&D and startup campus that celebrated a decade of its flagship incubator programme in 2025.
Marina Boulevard
Starting at Raffles Place intersecting with Collyer Quay and running south, the One Marina Boulevard and One Raffles Quay, forming bookends of its northern terminus. Located along the road is Marina Bay Financial Centre, Gardens by the Bay, Marina South Pier and Marina South.
Raffles Place
The CBD's traditional banking core, purpose-built for financial institutions since the 1980s. One Raffles Quay and One Raffles Place house international banks alongside fintech tenants.
Telok Ayer
A conservation shophouse district turned coworking and fintech corridor, bridging Raffles Place and Tanjong Pagar. A WeWork flagship spanning four floors anchors the precinct's coworking scene, steps from Aspire's Cecil Street headquarters.
Tanjong Pagar
Guoco Tower — Singapore's tallest building, rising directly above Tanjong Pagar MRT — anchors a precinct where restored shophouse offices along Duxton, Tras and Craig Road draw startups and tech firms, alongside Crypto.com's roughly 4,000-employee Singapore base nearby.
Marina Central
The convention, retail and Grade A office belt along Beach Road and Marina Centre — more mixed-use commercial. Key developments include Suntec City, Raffles City, and South Beach.
Punggol Digital District
Branded the "Silicon Valley of the East" — a purpose-built R&D and startup campus that celebrated a decade of its flagship incubator programme in 2025.
PDD Cybersecurity & Fintech Cluster
Anchor tenants include the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore, GovTech, OCBC's Innovation Hub, UOB's global technology and innovation centre, Panasonic and Wanxiang — with a new S$500 million tech innovation centre targeted for completion by end-2026.
