What’s New at North Park Central
Frasers Property has confirmed the plans for North Park Central: about 110 residences above a street-level retail podium on the Yishun 10 site, with a landscaped facilities deck on the second storey.
The launch is targeted for mid-2027 and completion for 2031. Frasers Property describes it as Yishun Central’s first residential launch in over ten years.
Registration is open now with the Sales Concierge, so the e-brochure, the floor plans and the preview dates reach you the moment each is issued.
The road to North Park Central
- 1992. Yishun 10 opens in Yishun Central as Singapore’s first cinema multiplex.
- 2 September 2026. Frasers Property announces the redevelopment of the site into homes above a retail podium.
- 2 March 2027. Yishun 10 is expected to close, making way for construction.
- Mid-2027. Targeted launch of North Park Central.
- 2031. Targeted completion.
North Park Central at a Glance
North Park Central is a boutique residential address for Yishun town centre. Around 110 homes rise over a single retail level that meets the street, and the residents’ landscaped deck sits one floor up, above the bustle.
The setting is the most connected corner of the town. Yishun MRT station, the bus interchange and Northpoint City surround the site, and the underground pedestrian network ties them together.
Frasers Property knows this neighbourhood well. The group already owns Northpoint City through Frasers Centrepoint Trust, and North Park Central now joins it on the Yishun 10 site.
The scale is deliberately intimate. About 110 homes share a site of 39,125 square feet, with a gross floor area of 117,376 square feet, so the development reads as a residence in the town centre rather than a large estate beside it.
The title is a 99-year lease, and Frasers Property is targeting a launch in mid-2027 and completion in 2031.
The full particulars sit on the project details page, and the location page maps every neighbour.
Why North Park Central
Eight reasons North Park Central stands out in the north, each drawn from the published plans and from measurements on OneMap.
Four minutes to the train
OneMap’s walking route to Yishun MRT station is about 360 metres. The North-South Line runs from there to Orchard and the city without a change of train.
Linked to Northpoint City
Residents will reach the largest suburban mall in Singapore’s northern region through the existing underground pedestrian network, with the bus interchange on the same link.
By Frasers Property
The developer has built more than 22,000 homes in Singapore and already owns Northpoint City, next to the site, through Frasers Centrepoint Trust.
Boutique in scale
About 110 residences on a 39,125-square-foot site give the development the feel of a smaller community in the middle of the town.
A garden floor above the shops
A landscaped facilities deck on the second storey sits between the street-level retail podium and the homes, a private green level for residents.
A town-centre first
The first new residential launch in Yishun Central in over ten years, on a 99-year leasehold title.
Heritage carried forward
The site is home to Yishun 10, Singapore’s first cinema multiplex, and Frasers Property plans to feature community stories and murals in the new development.
Schools and hospitals close by
Eleven schools lie within a kilometre in a straight line, and Khoo Teck Puat Hospital and Yishun Community Hospital are about 0.7 kilometres away.
North Park Central Location
Few addresses in the north place daily life this close at hand. North Park Central stands at 51 Yishun Central 1, in the middle of Yishun town centre, where the train, the buses, the mall, the library and the community club all meet within a few hundred metres.
Four Minutes to Yishun MRT
OneMap’s walking route from the site to Yishun MRT station (NS13) measures about 360 metres, a walk of roughly four minutes. A more sheltered route of about 470 metres takes around five.
From Yishun station, the North-South Line runs directly to Ang Mo Kio, Bishan, Orchard and Raffles Place in one direction, and to Sembawang, Woodlands and Jurong East in the other, without a change of train.
The Yishun Integrated Transport Hub, with its bus interchange, sits beside the station about 220 metres from the site in a straight line. Bus services fan out from there across the north and beyond.
Linked Underground to Northpoint City
Residents will reach Northpoint City through the existing underground pedestrian network. The mall is the largest suburban shopping centre in Singapore’s northern region, and its North Wing begins about 100 metres from the site.
Supermarkets, food courts, banks, clinics, fashion and dining are gathered under one roof across the two wings. The basement connections also carry shoppers on to the MRT station and the bus interchange without crossing a road.
The South Wing is integrated with the Yishun Integrated Transport Hub and Nee Soon Central Community Club, so the mall, the buses and the community club work as one connected complex.
The Northpoint City and town centre guide walks through the mall and its civic neighbours in more detail.
A Town Centre Still Growing
Yishun’s neighbourhood centres are being renewed as well. URA’s Master Plan 2025 records the rejuvenation of Chong Pang City, a neighbourhood centre of some 40 years, for completion in 2027, and agencies are studying a refresh of Yishun Sport Centre.
North Park Central itself adds new homes and a fresh retail frontage to the heart of the town, on a corner that has drawn visitors since 1992.
Library, Community Club and Town Square
Yishun Library occupies the fourth level of Northpoint City’s North Wing, and Nee Soon Central Community Club sits at the mall’s southern end, about 150 metres from the site. Classes, events and borrowing are all a short stroll from home.
Yishun Polyclinic on Yishun Avenue 9 is about 320 metres away, so routine medical visits stay within the neighbourhood as well.
The library is designed around digital reading, with virtual bookshelves and a dedicated Digital Learning Zone, the first of its kind in Singapore’s public library network. It suits students after school and adults catching up on reading alike.
Parks and Water Close By
Yishun Pond Park, beside Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, lies about 480 metres to the south-east, with its pond and quiet paths for an evening walk. Across Yishun Central, the larger Yishun Park was developed on an old rubber estate and is home to tropical fruit trees and natural vegetation.
Yishun Park covers 13.9 hectares and holds the Yishun Arboretum, Singapore’s first arboretum, with more than 70 species of Dipterocarp trees. The Khatib Bongsu and Yishun park connectors run nearby for longer walks and rides.
Further south, about 2.3 kilometres away, Lower Seletar Reservoir Park sits on the banks of the reservoir. It lies on the Northern Explorer Loop of the Park Connector Network and offers leisure on both land and water. The parks and Lower Seletar guide sets out each green space and how to reach it.
Hospitals and Healthcare
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital and Yishun Community Hospital stand side by side on Yishun Central, each about 0.7 kilometres from the site. Few town-centre homes keep an acute general hospital this close to the front door.
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital opened in 2010 as a general and acute care hospital for the north, set beside the water of Yishun Pond. Yishun Community Hospital joined it on the same campus in 2015.
The healthcare guide lists the hospitals, the polyclinic and the clinics nearby.
Roads North and South
Yishun Avenue 2 runs past the station and leads south to the Seletar Expressway, which links to the Central Expressway for the drive into the city. The North-South Corridor, LTA’s 21.5-kilometre transport corridor with continuous bus lanes and cycling trunk routes, is being built to serve Yishun among the northern towns.
Every distance on this page is measured on OneMap from the site; walking routes follow the footpaths, and the other figures are straight lines. The full list is on the North Park Central location page.
North Park Central Developer
North Park Central is developed by Frasers Property, one of Singapore’s most established property groups and a long-standing presence in Yishun Central.
A Group Rooted in Singapore
Frasers Property is listed on the Main Board of the Singapore Exchange and headquartered in Singapore, with businesses across Southeast Asia, Australia, Europe and China.
Its businesses span five asset classes: residential, retail, commercial and business parks, industrial and logistics, and hospitality. The group builds homes in Singapore, Australia, Thailand and Vietnam.
That breadth matters for a mixed address like North Park Central. The same group that designs the homes also runs malls and manages retail, which shapes how a street-level podium and the residences above it can work together.
More Than 22,000 Homes in Singapore
Frasers Property Singapore has developed more than 22,000 homes over the years. It also oversees a portfolio of 12 shopping malls and six office and business space properties.
Its Singapore residential projects include Dunearn House, The Robertson Opus and The Orie. North Park Central adds a town-centre address in the north to that list.
Each of those projects sits in an established district, close to transport and daily amenities. North Park Central follows the same pattern, with the station, the bus hub and the mall all within a few minutes of the front door.
The Frasers Property Story in Yishun Central
Yishun Central has been a Frasers neighbourhood for years. Northpoint City, the mall beside the site, is owned by the group through Frasers Centrepoint Trust and connects directly to Yishun MRT station and the bus interchange.
Frasers Centrepoint Trust is a real estate investment trust listed on the Singapore Exchange and managed within the group. Its suburban malls, Northpoint City among them, anchor daily life in several of Singapore’s towns.
North Park Residences, completed in 2018 with about 920 homes above Northpoint City, was the group’s previous residential project in the town centre. North Park Central is a separate, new development on its own site at 51 Yishun Central 1.
With North Park Central, Frasers Property continues to shape Yishun Central as a connected and liveable community. The homes rise beside the mall and transport hub the group already manages.
Retail Below, Residences Above
North Park Central pairs a single storey of street-level shops with the homes above, separated by the landscaped deck on the second storey. Residents gain retail at their doorstep while the residential levels keep their own garden floor.
The arrangement continues a familiar pattern in the town centre, where Northpoint City already joins shopping, the community club and the transport hub in one connected complex.
One Site, Planned as a Whole
The Yishun 10 site is planned afresh as a single development: homes above, retail at street level, and a garden level in between.
The plans set about 110 residences on a land area of 39,125 square feet, with a gross floor area of 117,376 square feet. A landscaped facilities deck on the second storey separates the homes from the shops below.
At about 110 homes, the development is boutique in scale for a town centre. It offers the privacy of a smaller community while keeping Yishun’s largest mall and its transport hub as immediate neighbours.
Honouring Yishun 10’s Memories
Before the redevelopment, Frasers Property launched Yishun 10 Memories, inviting former and current patrons, residents and tenants to share stories, photographs and memorabilia of the building.
Contributions were invited until 31 October 2026, with later submissions still welcomed for consideration, so that the community’s own record of the multiplex can inform the new development.
The group’s preliminary plans include upcycling selected artefacts from Yishun 10 and featuring community stories and murals in the new development. The heritage of Singapore’s first cinema multiplex is set to stay part of the address.
The First Launch in Yishun Central in Over a Decade
Once released, North Park Central becomes the first new residential launch in Yishun Central for over ten years. For buyers who want a new home in the town centre itself, rather than at its edges, it is a rare opportunity close to the station.
What Buyers Can Expect
Frasers Property is targeting a launch in mid-2027 and completion in 2031, on a 99-year leasehold title. Each release, from the e-brochure and site plan to the floor plans and price list, will be shared with registered buyers as it is issued.
The North Park Central developer page sets out Frasers Property’s background and its Yishun Central portfolio in full.
North Park Central Showflat Appointment
Showflat viewings are arranged by appointment through the Sales Concierge. Register through the form below, or call or WhatsApp +65 6200 6220, and an appointment is held for you as soon as viewings for North Park Central open.
A Private, Unhurried Viewing
Each appointment is a reserved session timed around your household. There is room to study the show units, the finishes and the fittings at your own pace, with the Sales Concierge on hand for every question.
The Sales Concierge introduces the setting first, from the underground link to the station and the mall to the landscaped deck above the shops, before turning to the homes themselves.
Priority for Registered Buyers
Invitations to the North Park Central preview go to registered buyers first, ahead of the public launch. Every booking is confirmed with its date and time, and changes are handled by a single call or message.
With about 110 residences in the development, early registration gives time to study each document and plan the visit well ahead.
Everything in One Sitting
An appointment brings the release documents together. The site plan shows where each home type sits within the development, and the floor plans set out every layout with its strata area.
Once issued, the price list sets each home against the payment terms. The Sales Concierge can work through the progressive payment stages and the stamp duty for any home on your shortlist, so the figures are as clear as the finishes.
Financing Answers on the Day
Many buyers arrive with financing questions, and the viewing is a good moment to settle them. The TDSR calculator sizes a loan from household income, the progressive payment calculator spreads it across the construction stages, and the stamp duty calculator adds the duties for each buyer profile.
North Park Central is a private residential development, so the private property rules for loans and duties apply. The housing loan information page explains each one.
One Point of Contact Throughout
Every enquiry about North Park Central is answered personally by the Sales Concierge, by phone, WhatsApp or email. The same contact follows up as each document is released and arranges your viewing when the dates are set.
The Sales Concierge can be reached on +65 6200 6220 by call or WhatsApp, at sales@thenorthparkcentral.com.sg by email, or through the enquiry form on every page of this website.
See the Neighbourhood Too
An appointment pairs well with an hour in the town centre. Yishun MRT station, Northpoint City, Yishun Library and Yishun Pond Park all lie within a few minutes’ walk of the site, so the setting can be experienced first-hand alongside the plans.
The location page lists each neighbour with its OneMap distance, for an easy walking route before or after the viewing.
From Preview to Booking
Frasers Property is targeting a launch in mid-2027. Registered buyers receive the preview schedule as soon as it is fixed, together with the price list and the payment terms.
After You Register
The Sales Concierge confirms each registration personally and notes the home sizes and timing you prefer. Questions about the neighbourhood, from school distances to the walk to the station, are answered at any stage before the viewing.
The Release Sequence
Documents for North Park Central are released in order: first the e-brochure with the design story and specifications, then the site plan and floor plans, then the price list with the payment terms, and finally the preview schedule.
Registered buyers receive each one on its release day. The elevation chart and the balance units chart follow at launch, so availability can be followed home by home once sales open.
Arriving at the preview with the plans already in hand makes the choice of home a calm, considered one. For a town-centre address of this scale, that early start is worth having.
The Steps to Securing a Home
When a home is chosen, the option to purchase is granted on payment of 5% of the price. The sale and purchase agreement follows within eight weeks, together with a further 15%, and the remaining payments track construction through to completion.
Stamp duty is payable within 14 days of signing. The payment scheme page sets out every stage, so each step is clear well before the booking day.
Register Today
Use the enquiry form, call or WhatsApp +65 6200 6220, or email sales@thenorthparkcentral.com.sg. The North Park Central showflat page describes the appointment in full.
North Park Central Location Map
Address
North Park Central, 51 Yishun Central 1, Singapore 768794, in District 27, between Yishun Central and Yishun Central 1 in the town centre.
Yishun MRT on foot
About 360 metres along OneMap’s walking route, roughly four minutes, to Yishun station (NS13) on the North-South Line.
Key distances
Measured on OneMap from the site: the MRT figure follows the walking route, the others are straight lines.
Getting Around From North Park Central
Yishun station is the stop that serves North Park Central, and the walk to its gates is about four minutes. Khatib and Canberra, the stations either side, are each one stop away on the same North-South Line.
| Station | Line | From the site | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yishun (NS13) | North-South Line | about 360 m walk, about 4 min | the town-centre station |
| Khatib (NS14) | North-South Line | about 1.5 km | one stop south |
| Canberra (NS12) | North-South Line | about 1.6 km | one stop north |
| Sembawang (NS11) | North-South Line | about 2.8 km | two stops north |
Measured on OneMap from the site: the Yishun figure follows the walking route, the others are straight lines.
Because Yishun sits in the middle of the line’s northern arc, both directions are useful: southbound for Ang Mo Kio, Bishan, Orchard and the city centre, northbound for Sembawang and Woodlands, where URA’s Master Plan grows the Woodlands Regional Centre as the commercial hub of the north.
Buses leave from the Yishun Integrated Transport Hub, about 220 metres from the site, for every corner of Yishun and the neighbouring towns. The hub, the station and Northpoint City are joined below ground, so most journeys begin indoors.
For drivers, Yishun Avenue 2 leads to the Seletar Expressway and on to the Central Expressway towards the city. The Yishun MRT and transport guide covers each route in more detail.
Schools Around North Park Central
Families at North Park Central have a wide choice of schools close to home. Six primary schools, four secondary schools and a junior college lie within a kilometre of the site in a straight line.
Within 1 kilometre
Between 1 and 2 kilometres
Straight-line distances from the site, measured on OneMap.
For older children, Yishun Town Secondary is the nearest school of any level at about 310 metres, and Yishun Innova Junior College is about 960 metres from the site. Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) and Naval Base Secondary lie a little further, between 1 and 1.5 kilometres away.
Primary One registration distances are assessed by MOE from the home address. The schools near North Park Central guide gives each school’s level and setting.
A Day at North Park Central
Life at North Park Central is measured in minutes on foot. Every distance below comes from OneMap, and most of the walks begin below ground, through the existing pedestrian network.
To work and school
Yishun MRT is about four minutes away along OneMap’s walking route, with the North-South Line running south to Ang Mo Kio, Bishan, Orchard and the city. Yishun Town Secondary, the nearest school, is about 310 metres from the site, and Xishan Primary about 410 metres.
Errands next door
Northpoint City’s North Wing begins about 100 metres away, with supermarkets, food courts, banks and services across its two wings. The street-level shops of North Park Central add a few more steps closer to home.
Library and community
Yishun Library on level 4 of the North Wing and Nee Soon Central Community Club, about 150 metres away, fill the afternoons with reading, classes and community events.
Evenings in the green
Yishun Pond Park is about 480 metres from the site, beside Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, and the bridge across Yishun Central leads on to Yishun Park and its arboretum.
By the reservoir
Lower Seletar Reservoir Park, about 2.3 kilometres away, offers land and water leisure on the Northern Explorer Loop of the park connectors.
Care close by
Yishun Polyclinic is about 320 metres away, and Khoo Teck Puat Hospital and Yishun Community Hospital about 0.7 kilometres, for care without a long journey.
The full list of neighbours is on the location page, and each area guide takes one theme in more depth.
From Yishun 10 to North Park Central
Yishun 10 opened in Yishun Central in 1992 as Singapore’s first cinema multiplex. For more than three decades it has been part of everyday life in the town.
Operations at Yishun 10 are expected to cease on 2 March 2027. The building will then give way to North Park Central, about 110 new homes above a retail podium that keeps the corner alive at street level.
Memories carried forward
Frasers Property invited the community to share stories, photographs and memorabilia through Yishun 10 Memories. The group’s preliminary plans include upcycling selected artefacts and featuring community stories and murals in the new development.
A new chapter for the town centre
The redevelopment turns a much-loved entertainment address into homes at the centre of everything Yishun offers. Residents will live above the shops, beside the station and a short walk from the library, the polyclinic and the parks.
The redevelopment also brings Yishun Central its first residential launch in over ten years.
At 51 Yishun Central 1, the way the corner is lived in is about to change. Where audiences once arrived for a film and left, about 110 households will make it their everyday base, with the station, the mall and the parks around them.
The North Around North Park Central
Yishun sits in the North Region of URA’s Master Plan 2025, alongside Woodlands, Sembawang and the wider Northern Gateway. Several named plans in that region shape the setting of North Park Central.
Woodlands Regional Centre
The Master Plan grows Woodlands Regional Centre as the commercial hub of the Northern Gateway, with new production spaces in the industrial estates around it.
Sembawang Shipyard
The former shipyard is envisioned as a mixed-use waterfront lifestyle district with a maritime character.
Lower Seletar Reservoir
Walking and cycling routes around the reservoir will be linked progressively, from Yishun Dam to the future Round Island Route.
Khatib Bongsu Nature Park
New nature trails are set to open progressively from 2028, and a future Khatib Nature Corridor will link the park to the Central Catchment Nature Reserve.
Yishun Sport Centre
Agencies are studying the redevelopment and refresh of Yishun Sport Centre, for more varied sport and community offerings in the north.
Chong Pang City
The rejuvenation of Chong Pang City, a neighbourhood centre of some 40 years, is expected to be completed in 2027.
The North-South Corridor
LTA’s North-South Corridor is a 21.5-kilometre transport corridor with continuous bus lanes and cycling trunk routes, linking towns in the north, Yishun among them, to the city. URA places it within a 34-kilometre Central Corridor that connects to the Round Island Route and the Coast-to-Coast Trail.
Together these plans point the north towards more jobs closer to home, better-linked green spaces and faster journeys to the city, with Yishun at the centre of the region’s transport spine.
Each plan is named in URA or LTA material; the latest updates page records progress as it is announced.
Living Around North Park Central
The town centre
Northpoint City, Yishun Library and Nee Soon Central Community Club, with the transport hub and its bus interchange beside them.
Parks on the doorstep
Yishun Pond Park beside the hospital and, across Yishun Central, the larger Yishun Park, linked to it by a bridge over the road.
Care close to home
Yishun Polyclinic on Yishun Avenue 9, with Khoo Teck Puat Hospital and Yishun Community Hospital together on Yishun Central.
The reservoir
Lower Seletar Reservoir Park, part of the waterside network the Master Plan will link from Yishun Dam to the Round Island Route.
Distances are measured on OneMap from the site. The amenities page gathers the shopping, dining, healthcare and parks around North Park Central.
Planning a North Park Central Purchase
North Park Central is a private residential development, so the private property rules for duties and financing apply. The figures below follow IRAS and MAS rules as checked on 11 November 2026.
Stamp duty
Buyer’s Stamp Duty runs from 1% to 6% across six bands. Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty is 0% for a Singapore Citizen buying a first home, 5% for a Permanent Resident’s first home and 60% for foreigners. The stamp duty page has the full tables.
Home loans
Banks lend within the 55% total debt servicing ratio, assessed at a rate of at least 4% for private property, and within a loan-to-value limit of 75% on a first home loan. The housing loan page explains how the two tests combine.
Progressive payments
Because the homes are bought before completion, 20% is paid at the start and the rest follows construction, with 25% at the Temporary Occupation Permit and the last 15% at the Certificate of Statutory Completion. The payment scheme page lists every stage.
Three calculators
The TDSR calculator estimates a loan from income, the progressive payment calculator spreads it across the stages, and the stamp duty calculator works out BSD and ABSD for any profile.
North Park Central Releases
Frasers Property will publish the documents for North Park Central in sequence ahead of the targeted mid-2027 launch. Registered buyers receive each one on its release day.
- The e-brochure, with the design story, the facilities deck and the specifications.
- The site plan and the floor plans for every home type.
- The price list and the payment terms.
- The preview schedule, with showflat appointments offered to registrants first.
The elevation chart and the balance units chart follow at launch.
Registration takes a moment through the form, a call or a WhatsApp message, and every registrant receives a personal reply from the Sales Concierge. From then on, each document arrives on the day it is issued.
Register for North Park Central
North Park Central brings about 110 new homes to the heart of Yishun. Registrants receive each release from the developer as it is issued, together with the preview schedule and first choice of showflat appointments.
Released to registrants first
- Preview dates, with a showflat appointment held for you once viewings open.
- The e-brochure, the floor plans and the price list, each on its release day.
- A loan estimate from the TDSR calculator, set beside the stamp duty for your buyer profile.
- Clear answers on home financing and the progressive payment stages.
Register for North Park Central
Every registration receives a personal reply from the Sales Concierge.
Prefer to talk? Call or WhatsApp the Sales Concierge on +65 6200 6220.
North Park Central Frequently Asked Questions
What is North Park Central?
North Park Central is a new private residential development by Frasers Property at 51 Yishun Central 1, in District 27. It brings about 110 residences above a street-level retail podium, with a landscaped facilities deck on the second storey, on the site of the Yishun 10 cinema complex.
Where exactly is North Park Central?
The address is 51 Yishun Central 1, Singapore 768794, in Yishun town centre. The site is bounded by Yishun Central and Yishun Central 1, with Northpoint City and Yishun MRT station immediately to the west.
How far is North Park Central from Yishun MRT station?
OneMap’s walking route from the site to Yishun MRT station (NS13) is about 360 metres, roughly a four-minute walk. A more sheltered route of about 470 metres takes around five minutes.
Who is the developer of North Park Central?
North Park Central is developed by Frasers Property, the Singapore-headquartered group whose Singapore business has developed more than 22,000 homes. In Yishun Central the group also owns Northpoint City through Frasers Centrepoint Trust.
What is the tenure of North Park Central?
North Park Central is planned on a 99-year leasehold title.
How many homes will North Park Central have?
About 110 residences are planned. The home types, sizes and the site plan are presented in the e-brochure and the floor plans, which registered buyers receive on release.
How large is the North Park Central site?
The land area is 39,125 square feet and the gross floor area is 117,376 square feet, for about 110 residences above a single street-level retail podium.
When will North Park Central be launched?
Frasers Property is targeting a launch in mid-2027, with completion targeted for 2031. Preview details go to registered buyers first.
What happens to Yishun 10?
Yishun 10, which opened in 1992 as Singapore’s first cinema multiplex, is expected to cease operations on 2 March 2027 so that the site can be redeveloped as North Park Central.
Is North Park Central connected to Northpoint City?
Yes. Residents will reach Northpoint City through the existing underground pedestrian network, which also leads to Yishun MRT station and the Yishun Integrated Transport Hub.
Which schools are within 1 km of North Park Central?
Measured in a straight line on OneMap from the site, Yishun Town Secondary, Xishan Primary, Yishun Primary, Ahmad Ibrahim Primary, Jiemin Primary, Northland Secondary, Yishun Secondary, Huamin Primary, Yishun Innova Junior College, Chongfu School and Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary all lie within 1 kilometre.
Is North Park Central an executive condominium?
No. North Park Central is a private residential development, so buyers follow the private property rules for stamp duty and financing set out on the financing pages.
Which MRT line serves North Park Central?
Yishun station (NS13) is on the North-South Line, which runs south through Ang Mo Kio and Bishan to Orchard and the city, and north through Sembawang and Woodlands towards Jurong East.
Is there a bus interchange near North Park Central?
Yes. The Yishun Integrated Transport Hub, with the Yishun Bus Interchange, is about 220 to 250 metres from the site and is linked to the station and Northpoint City.
What hospitals are near North Park Central?
Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, a general and acute care hospital, and Yishun Community Hospital stand together on Yishun Central, each about 0.7 kilometres from the site. Yishun Polyclinic is about 320 metres away.
Which parks are near North Park Central?
Yishun Pond Park is about 480 metres from the site and Yishun Park, home to the Yishun Arboretum, about 0.9 kilometres to its centre. Lower Seletar Reservoir Park is about 2.3 kilometres away.
What is the landscaped facilities deck?
The plans place a landscaped facilities deck on the second storey, above the street-level retail podium and below the homes. Its design and facilities are presented in the e-brochure.
Can foreigners buy a home at North Park Central?
Yes. North Park Central is a private residential development, and foreign buyers pay Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty of 60% on top of Buyer’s Stamp Duty, under the IRAS rates checked in November 2026.
What district is North Park Central in?
North Park Central is in District 27, in the Yishun planning area of Singapore’s North Region.
Is there a supermarket near North Park Central?
Yes. Northpoint City, whose North Wing begins about 100 metres from the site, has supermarkets alongside its food courts, banks and services, and residents will reach it through the existing underground pedestrian network.
How do I get to the city from North Park Central?
Walk about four minutes to Yishun MRT station and take the North-South Line south through Ang Mo Kio and Bishan to Orchard and the city centre, without changing trains. By road, Yishun Avenue 2 leads to the Seletar Expressway and the Central Expressway.
Will there be shops at North Park Central?
Yes. The plans include a single storey of shops at street level, forming the retail podium below the landscaped facilities deck and the homes.
Who can I contact about North Park Central?
The Sales Concierge answers every enquiry personally: call or WhatsApp +65 6200 6220, email sales@thenorthparkcentral.com.sg, or use the enquiry form on any page.
How do I arrange a North Park Central showflat appointment?
Showflat viewings are arranged by appointment through the Sales Concierge. Register through the enquiry form, or call or WhatsApp +65 6200 6220, and the Sales Concierge will hold an appointment for you as soon as viewings open.
How do I receive the brochure, floor plans and price list?
Register with the Sales Concierge through the enquiry form, by phone or WhatsApp on +65 6200 6220, or by email to sales@thenorthparkcentral.com.sg. Each document is sent to registered buyers on the day it is released.
Make North Park Central Your Address
Homes above the town centre, a four-minute walk from the train and joined underground to the north’s largest mall: North Park Central puts all of Yishun within easy reach.
Showflat viewings are arranged by appointment through the Sales Concierge. Register today to receive every release first.
