Over 20 tenders were launched in Singapore last year to repurpose state properties, signalling a rise in interest in redeveloping old buildings rather than demolishing them.
Singapore launched 20+ 2025 tenders to reuse state properties instead of demolishing; restoration at Coliwoo Resort Changi took 10 months versus 3 years for new builds. Adaptive reuse delivers faster ROI and sustainability, reshaping decisions for land-constrained markets.
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Over 20 tenders were launched in Singapore last year to repurpose state properties, signalling a rise in interest in redeveloping old buildings rather than demolishing them.
A composite of a disused holiday chalet in Changi (left) and the redeveloped site of Coliwoo Resort Changi, slated to open in August 2026.
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