Truth be told, I’ve never been one that was too keen on exhibitions. But I must say that the URA has done a fantastic job with the exhibition (called Space for Our Dreams) that showcases the planning concepts and proposals that will guide Singapore’s development for the next 50 years. (I’m not in any way sponsored to say this if you’re wondering). For anyone that has a vested interest in real estate, it is quite fascinating to see the progress that Singapore has made since the first Concept Plan in 1971. I may have my disagreements with how certain regulations have been carried out, or how Singapore’s landscape is just generally not as vibrant as other cities like Japan, but by and large, it’s a major reason why Singapore real estate is seen as a safe asset for many. I had to visit the space for myself, and here are a few highlights that caught my attention....