Yishun — 43 developments inside URA’s Yishun planning area, from the condominiums around Yishun and Khatib stations to the landed estates of Springleaf, each listed with its management office contact.
Yishun is the hanyu pinyin of Nee Soon, after Lim Nee Soon. The land was once the territory of the Orang Seletar, then gambier and pepper country before the rubber and pineapple estates; in 1930 the colonial government renamed the village of Jia Chui Kang “Nee Soon Village”.
The Yishun New Town project began in 1976, with building from 1977. The bus interchange opened on 23 August 1987, Yishun and Khatib stations in 1989, and Khoo Teck Puat Hospital at Yishun Central in 2010.
43 developments in the directory · Developments in the Yishun planning area, by property type and nearest its centre first in each.
Its nine subzones are Khatib, Lower Seletar, Nee Soon, Northland, Springleaf, Yishun Central, Yishun East, Yishun South and Yishun West. Nee Soon subzone reaches down to Upper Thomson Road, so Springleaf station and the new condominiums beside it are in Yishun, not Ang Mo Kio.
North Gaia, an executive condominium on Yishun Close, is the newest completed development in the list.
Yishun and Khatib are on the North–South Line and Springleaf on the Thomson–East Coast Line.
Schools with pages here include Naval Base Primary, Northland Primary, Chongfu School and Huamin Primary.
Ocean IFM (6), Ohmyhome Property Management (4), Landsfield Property Consultants (4) manage the most developments inside the boundary. Nearly a quarter of the developments here have no managing agent on record — many are small blocks run by their own council. Each building page lists its own office contact.
The management office will ask for the MCST number and your unit. Public carparks with live lot counts are on the carparks page; see also the District 27 and District 26 pages.
Sources: URA Master Plan 2019 planning area and subzone boundaries (data.gov.sg); NLB Infopedia (Yishun); EdgeProp (Springleaf Residence); EdgeProp (Springleaf Collection); URA (Upper Thomson Road Parcel A award); HDB (Chencharu Close award); HDB (Miltonia Close award). Buildings are listed when their coordinate falls inside URA’s boundary for the planning area; prices are left out because they change.