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CityLife @ Tampines is a 514-home residential development on Tampines Central 7. Originally developed as an executive condominium, it has a 99-year leasehold tenure and was completed in 2016. SingHaiyi's project history records the grant of its Temporary Occupation Permit in February that year. Its location places it within the established Tampines neighbourhood, with public parks, transport connections and town-centre amenities forming part of the surrounding area. [1][2]
The project was developed by Tampines EC Pte Ltd, a consortium of Amara Holdings, Kay Lim Holdings and SingHaiyi Group. Its hotel-inspired design concept places an emphasis on shared recreation and landscaping. [3]
Homes and development design
The original home selection included two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom layouts, together with dual-key homes, Skysuites and penthouses. This range means that apartments within the same development can have substantially different configurations. The individual floor plan, usable room dimensions and arrangement of private outdoor areas are worth checking when comparing homes. [3]
Amara's completed-project reporting describes a 100-metre infinity pool, a Bamboo Boulevard, three aromatherapy gardens and six sky gardens at different levels. These features explain the landscape-led design of the estate. The same reporting records a BCA Green Mark GoldPlus award in 2013, which is a historical project award rather than a claim about current certification. [3]
Check current pool access, reservations and house rules with management; launch-era service packages may no longer apply.
Parks and outdoor space
Sun Plaza Park is one of the area's public recreation spaces, situated along Tampines Avenue 7 and Tampines Avenue 9. NParks lists cycling and skating opportunities, a dog run and other recreation facilities within the nine-hectare park. These public amenities complement, but are separate from, the condominium's common property. [5]
The park also contains the Magical Bridge Playground. Its official visitor page describes wheelchair-accessible equipment, barrier-free routes, quieter spaces and a sensory garden. For households planning a visit, the range of play settings is a useful part of understanding the neighbourhood beyond the estate itself. [6]
Transport and town amenities
Tampines MRT provides access to the East-West Line at EW2 and the Downtown Line at DT32. SBS Transit's station information also identifies Tampines Bus Interchange and Tampines Concourse Bus Interchange, giving residents several public-transport options in the town centre. Actual journeys should be planned from the relevant estate entrance to the appropriate station entrance or bus stop. [7]
The station's surrounding destinations include Tampines Mall, Century Square and Tampines One. Our Tampines Hub adds a different mix of services: the People's Association lists sports facilities, a regional library, a hawker centre, retail shops and a community club. Together, these places provide options for shopping, meals, recreation and everyday errands across the wider town centre. [7][8]
Practical information
Visitors should confirm the correct block and unit before arriving. Management enquiries, deliveries and residential visits may have different destinations or procedures. Prospective residents should also review the particular home's condition and the estate's current rules rather than infer them from the original sales specifications.
Management information
For the directory’s current management details, visit the CityLife @ Tampines management office page.