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Downtown Core, Singapore, is a neighborhood that seamlessly combines the beauty of its modern skyscrapers, the richness of its cultural heritage, and the convenience of urban amenities. Whether you're seeking architectural wonders, cultural exploration, or world-class entertainment, Downtown Core has a diverse array of attractions to cater to ...
Most of the homes for sale in Downtown Nashville list from the $500s to $1.5 million, though cozy one-bedroom downtown condos with around 800 square feet can be found in the $400s. Top luxury properties can reach as high as $3–$5 million, offering three bedrooms and upwards of 2,500 square feet.
The core offers easy access to restaurants, retail and cultural attractions as the true urban center in the Valley. Boundaries: Fillmore Street south to Pacific Railroad; Seventh Street west to Third Avenue. Click here for more info.
The Core Central Region, also known as the CCR, includes the traditional prime areas of Singapore (i.e. postal districts 9, 10 and 11), and the Downtown Core (including parts of Bugis, south of Ophir Road), as well as Sentosa. What’s not part of CCR Singapore: Outram, Clarke Quay, Chinatown, Bencoolen and anything north of Ophir Road
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — After years of controversy, some Nashville party bus companies are moving out of the downtown core. The city’s growth and regulations on entertainment vehicles are...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A proposed two billion dollar project for Downtown Jacksonville is being called one of the largest urban core revitalizations in the entire country. It could cost over $2...
Downtown Detroit's population is very much on "the right trend," but local planning executives say more can be done. From 2010 to 2021, the residential population in the core of downtown — from ...
Starting at the core: How one big venture reflected a sea change for downtown Hagerstown Tamela Baker The Herald-Mail Editor's note: This is the second in a series of stories looking at the...
Gateway Jax, a commercial real estate company sponsored by Jacksonville, Fla.-based JWB Real Estate Capital and DLP Capital, has acquired 22 acres of Jacksonville’s downtown core —amassing buildings and development sites that span more than 20 city blocks, with plans for $500 million of mixed-use build-out in a first phase.