JTC to develop Woodlands Gateway to link SG–Johor operations

It will offer industrial space for firms linking Johor manufacturing to Singapore HQs.

JTC is master-planning and developing Woodlands Gateway, a new mixed-use district spanning 35 hectares, serving as a northern gateway to the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone.

The district will include a transport hub connected to the RTS Link Station and Woodlands North MRT station.

It will also provide industrial and office spaces for firms combining manufacturing operations in Johor with regional headquarters functions in Singapore.

The development will offer commercial and lifestyle amenities for residents in the upcoming Woodlands North Coast estates, employees in nearby industrial developments, and transit passengers.

The first phase of Woodlands Gateway is expected to be completed around 2030.

JTC said subsequent phases will be developed progressively depending on business demand and needs.

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