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title: "URA to rezone Holland Road land for Johor Regent housing project"
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description: "The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has proposed rezoning land along Holland Road for residential use, following a development application by the Regent of Johor, Tunku Ismail. This comes after a land swap in June 2025, where State land Plot A was exchanged for ROJ-owned Plot C. URA plans to rezone Plot A from \"Special Use\" and Plot B from \"Open Space\" to \"Residential,\" allowing for low-rise housing, including Good Class Bungalows. Environmental studies will be required before development begins to protect the nearby Singapore Botanic Gardens UNESCO site."
datetime: "2026-03-18T02:40:56.000Z"
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# URA to rezone Holland Road land for Johor Regent housing project

**Rezoning follows 2025 land swap to protect Singapore Botanic Gardens’ UNESCO site.**

The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) has proposed rezoning land parcels along Holland Road for residential use following a development application by the Regent of Johor, Tunku Ismail (ROJ).

The application follows a land swap announced in June 2025 between the government and the Regent, involving the exchange of State land Plot A for ROJ-owned Plot C.

URA said it has reviewed the application with relevant agencies and is proposing to rezone Plot A from “Special Use” and Plot B from “Open Space” to “Residential”. Part of the rezoned land will be designated as a Good Class Bungalow Area.

Post-swap, the Regent holds Plots A and B, which he has applied to develop into low-rise, low-density housing. The proposal includes Good Class Bungalows with a gross plot ratio of 1.4.

The swap was carried out to site planned developments further away from the Singapore Botanic Gardens UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The agency added that the proposed development complies with existing height controls intended to safeguard the visual setting of the Singapore Botanic Gardens.

“The developer will be required to undertake environmental studies prior to commencement of works to mitigate any potential impact on the environment,” URA said.

Plot C, which has reverted to the government under the land swap, will remain undeveloped for now. URA has proposed rezoning the portion currently designated as ‘Special Use’ to ‘Open Space’ to reflect this.

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