Living in Bukit Panjang New Town

Bukit Panjang New Town is a city in South West Community Development Council, Singapore, home to 138,050 people. Of the 29 household profiles on Nestlyzer, its strongest are commuters (top 15%, #15 of 104), car-free households (top 18%, #16 of 89), young professionals (top 19%, #16 of 88).

Residents138,050
Density– per km²
Area– km²
Hub airport26 km (Singapore Changi)
Nearest city of 100k+Itself
Within 30 km5,875,000 people
Sea coast6 km
Terrain around itabout 30 m, height range 30 m
Main railway line2.0 km
Border with Malaysia6 km
Distance to Singapore14 km
Within 10 km2,550,199 people
Greater areaGreater Singapore, 14 km out
Winter daylight12 h 02 min, sunset 12:05

See Bukit Panjang New Town on the map

Open in Nestlyzer

Good to know about Bukit Panjang New Town

Best places in Greater Singapore

How Bukit Panjang New Town ranks

Scores run 0 to 100 against every municipality in Singapore. Ranks count only the places that pass each profile's minimums, so the totals differ by profile. Regional overview: population, geography and modelled indicators for costs, schools and safety.

ProfileScoreIn SingaporeIn South West Community Development Council
Young family59#53 of 108#26 of 36Map
Low-income household79#36 of 95#15 of 31Map
Low-income family71#43 of 95#19 of 31Map
Single parent74#35 of 88#17 of 29Map
Pensioner couple66#75 of 100#28 of 34Map
Single pensioner73#76 of 100#28 of 34Map
Early retiree62#51 of 96#21 of 31Map
Single professional84#16 of 87#5 of 28Map
Young professional86#16 of 88#5 of 29Map
DINKS87#16 of 79#4 of 24Map
Remote worker75#64 of 88#19 of 29Map
Commuter89#15 of 104#6 of 35Map
Car-free household87#16 of 89#4 of 30Map
Student3#63 of 76#21 of 24Map
First-home buyer78#36 of 95#16 of 31Map
Budget-constrained mover74#41 of 100#18 of 34Map
Urban lifestyle seeker83#16 of 88#4 of 29Map
Expat professional86#17 of 88#4 of 29Map
Healthcare-first mover80#24 of 100#10 of 34Map
Nature-focused household40#66 of 110#28 of 36Map
Cross-border commuternot ranked: must-have: a border within 45 km where pay is higher on the other side–Map
Outdoor and mountain lover27#73 of 108#31 of 36Map
Rural value seeker40#65 of 110#28 of 36Map
High-net-worth mover65#39 of 108#12 of 36Map
Lottery winner81#20 of 113#8 of 36Map
Climate-resilient relocation70#40 of 100#21 of 34Map
Coastal living77#60 of 100#28 of 34Map
Business owner92#19 of 100#5 of 34Map
Digital native69#44 of 88#11 of 29Map

Strengths and trade-offs

  • Jobs and economy100
  • Services nearby (people within 10 km: shops, doctors, cafes, transport)100
  • Mobility and connectivity98
  • Freight access (motorway, rail, port)97
  • Lifestyle and amenities94
  • Sea or lake shore94
  • Financial centre (banking and capital markets) within commuting distance88
  • Commodity-trading or gold hub within commuting distance88
  • Crypto hub within commuting distance88
  • Wealth-management centre within commuting distance88
  • Flat land (terrain relief)86
  • Climate exposure (estimate: coastal and river flooding, heat; 100 = low)80
  • Market reach (residents within 100 km, across borders)73
  • Foundation73
  • City scale (people within 10 km: big-city life, transit, scenes)72
  • Port access (major sea or inland port)68
  • Chemical park nearby (sites with pipeline links)68
  • Climate (mild and sunny: climate class and winter daylight)66
  • Affordability48
  • Green space39
  • Education and family39
  • Mountains and water (terrain relief, lakes and the sea nearby)28
  • Home market (residents of the same country within 150 km)13
  • One-day truck radius (residents within 300 km, across borders)11
  • Universities in town (universities and universities of applied sciences within 10 km)11
  • University-town character (universities relative to the people nearby)11
  • National border nearby (straight line)0

Nearby

Data: Eurostat GISCO LAU 2024; locations EDJNet LAU centres; airports OurAirports; coastline Natural Earth. Updated 2026-10-31. Rankings are decision aids, not advice.