Steeped in historic grandeur, the Singapore River was a veritable source of life that prologued the Singapore success story. Today, life by the sparkling river brims and bustles with a whole new chapter of energy and excitement. And right at the centre of the buzz is the highly anticipated redevelopment of the former Liang Court into an iconic riverside landmark residence the world will come to know as CanningHill Piers.

From the biggest challenge comes the greatest potential. Renowned architecture firm BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group never shies away from a challenge, with a bold design approach that places each project’s key criteria above any aesthetic or stylistic prejudice. The philosophy of information-driven design has been the studio’s main driving force, achieved by examining parameters of everything from culture and climate, to the dynamic changes of contemporary life and the global economy. BIG defines architecture as the art and science of building cities and landmarks that fit the way we want to live, rather than the other way round. Read More

What is the allure of an integrated development? Is it its central location in the heart of the city? Or is it the unparalleled conveniences that place all of your heart’s desires at your doorstep? Undeniably, an integrated development is generously endowed with the best of both worlds, offering privileged residents more than they could ask for.

Where the river flows, there is always life. The story of the Singapore River is as colourful as the technicolour lights that reflect on its shimmering water surface. Today, the Singapore River bustles with the cosmopolitan lifestyle of a modern metropolitan city. Buzzing bars, pubs and clubs are favourite stomping grounds for those in search for an unforgettable night. Flavours from all around the world tempt food lovers at every turn of the corner, thanks to a global dining riverside scene. Take a walk down memory lane, and one will learn how this iconic river made Singapore the global city it is today. Read More

Raising the bar on lowering its carbon footprint for climate action, CDL has become the first real estate developer in Singapore and the first real estate conglomerate in Southeast Asia to sign the WorldGBC’s Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment. Given the high environmental impact of the Built Environment, the Commitment challenges businesses to take leadership action to reach net zero carbon in operation for every building under their direct control by 2030, and advocates for all buildings to be net zero carbon in operation by 2050. Read More

Announced virtually at the 17th Annual Global 100 Launch, CDL has been ranked the world’s top real estate company on the 2021 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World, taking 40th place. Since 2010, CDL is the first and only Singapore company to be included in Global 100 – one of the world’s leading sustainability indices, for 12 consecutive years. This year, CDL has also remained Singapore’s top-ranked most sustainable company in the world, a position held for the third consecutive year. Read More

City Developments Limited (CDL) has once again been recognised by several leading global sustainability ratings and rankings for its track record in effective ESG integration and strong performance. Ranging from emissions reduction to carbon management strategies and corporate governance, these awards and accolades cover the full spectrum of CDL’s longstanding commitment to sustainable development for over two decades. Read More

CDL is honoured to be part of the world's 50 Sustainability & Climate Leaders hosted by Bloomberg, driving transformative change and taking effective action against climate change. Read More

CDL has been ranked the top developer in the Building and Construction Authority’s "Search for Quality Housing" online tool since 2017. The tool compares developers and properties based on a Construction Quality Assessment System and Quality Mark. Two of CDL’s projects – The Venue Residences and Nouvel 18 – are also listed among the top 10 properties in Singapore.