CCK Town residents, a series of improvements are coming your way to serve you better from 2025!
From better transport links to improved facilities, and exciting new dining and shopping options to better community spaces. Watch out for these enhancements coming to you from this year.
Brickland Brings You More
Artist’s impressions of an overview of The Bricks (top) & Singapore’s only professional BMX cycling track.
Artist’s impressions of the new fitness corner (top) & playground at The Bricks.
The opening of The Bricks: Sports-In-Precinct & Cycle Park, located at Choa Chu Kang Avenue 7, is one of the eagerly anticipated events of 2025 for Brickland residents.
This $1.5 million multi-sports facility will have a sheltered basketball court, a multi-purpose hard court, two new fitness corners and a playground.
It will also be home to Singapore’s first and only professional cycling track for bicycle motocross or BMX.
Artist’s impression of refreshed rest areas at Keat Hong Shopping Centre.
The revamped Keat Hong Shopping Centre offers residents new streetscapes, green roofs, and more community spaces for social mingling.
Greater Connectivity & New Spots to Eat & Play at Bukit Gombak
LTA’s artist’s impression of Hume MRT station.
With the opening of Hume MRT station in the second quarter of this year, residents can enjoy a smoother commute via the Downtown Line.
Ministry of Defence’s artist impression of the new Central Manpower Base.
As a one-stop service hub for pre-enlistees and national servicemen, the new Central Manpower Base will serve all their NS-related needs, from medical screening to personal kit replacement.
Residents and the public can look forward to more dining options. The base houses a 700-seater food court with 20 stalls offering a wide range of food choices. In addition, a football field and fitness zone will serve exercise buffs. A childcare centre is also available for young families.
Chua Chu Kang estate
Artist’s impression of the new Community Sports Hub (top) between Blocks 201 and 210 Choa Chu Kang Central/Avenue 1.
Besides the recently opened children’s cycling trail at Block 208, Choa Chu Kang Central, residents of Block 201 to 221 & 223 to 239 Choa Chu Kang Central/Choa Chu Kang Avenue 1 can look forward to a beautiful scent garden and a covered basketball court as part of the improvements under the estate’s Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP).
Artist’s impressions of covered linkway with ramp connecting Block 108 to the bus stop.
Artist’s impressions of the allotment gardens between Blocks 117 and 118.
Residents of Blocks 101 to 124 Teck Whye Lane will enjoy improved connectivity with the addition of new covered linkways, a drop-off porch, and new community gardening plots.
HDB’s artist’s impressions of the revamped Teck Whye Shopping Centre.
Residents will also enjoy new fitness facilities and play areas in the rejuvenated Teck Whye Shopping Centre.
Have Fun in Hong Kah North!
Artist’s impressions of the sheltered open plaza (top) and playground at Harmony Hub.
The upcoming Harmony Hub, located near Block 424 Bukit Batok West Avenue 4, is a large-scale recreation area for residents to gather and bond.
It has a thrilling new playground, a sensory garden, a fitness corner, and a sheltered outdoor plaza for mass events.
Artist’s impressions of the new playground at Block 449B Bukit Batok West Avenue 9 (top) and the new fitness corner at Block 350 Bukit Batok Street 34.
New outdoor gyms and playgrounds will serve residents, both young and old, as part of the estate’s Community Improvement Projects.
Live it Up in Keat Hong
LTA’s artist’s impression of Choa Chu Kang West Station.
Choa Chu Kang West Station, located at Choa Chu Kang Avenue 3, is slated to open in 2027 as part of the upcoming Jurong Region Line, significantly enhancing connectivity in the western part of Singapore.
New BBQ pits for gatherings (top) and new letterboxes are part of the proposed plans for the upcoming NRP.
Residents of Blocks 429 to 441 and 429A Choa Chu Kang Avenue 4 will enjoy new BBQ pits with enhanced pavilions for their gatherings, as well as ramps and covered linkways for better accessibility.
Improvements to the community garden, playground and fitness corners under the latest NRP will create a vibrant and connected neighbourhood for everyone to enjoy.
We’re off to a great start in 2025. Let’s look forward to loving where we live!