Tampines HDB Estate

Tampines is home to about 232,700 HDB residents with a total of 8,812 flats in the town.
Tampines has undergone multiple developments to improve the sustainable living that the town has been known for, starting in 2011 with the opening of Tampines Eco-green. Showcasing different types of natural habitats such as freshwater wetlands and a secondary rainforest, the place is conveniently connected via the Tampines Biking Trail and Sun Plaza Park.
The Our Tampines Hub was officially opened on 6 August 2017. It is Singapore’s first integrated community and lifestyle hub, housing a variety of sports facilities, a regional library, a hawker centre, a Public Service Centre, a Festive Arts Theatre, and many other facilities under one roof for the convenience and enjoyment of residents and visitors alike.
In addition, Tampines is an extremely well-connected town, being served by many major roads and highways, including the Tampines Expressway (TPE) and the Pan Island Expressway (PIE). As of 2017, with the launch of the Downtown Line in Tampines, Tampines residents have lauded the convenience of public transport within the Tampines area as well as more central areas of Singapore, with the highlight being the shortened travel to the Central Business District (CBD).