eGuide Singapore
About eGuide Singapore
A neighbourhood guide built on official data, written in plain English.
eGuide Singapore helps people understand Singapore's neighbourhoods before they move. Our tagline, "Know your neighbourhood", sums up the aim: to give readers the facts that shape daily life in an area, gathered in one place and written so that anyone can use them.
What we cover
We publish guides to URA planning areas and explainers on topics that cut across them: education, transport, money and housing statistics, family life, moving to Singapore, things to do, and food. Each neighbourhood guide covers stations, schools, malls, hawker centres, parks, healthcare, community facilities, the housing mix and official plans with dates. We also keep an index of residential projects by planning area, linking to each project's own website.
How pages are researched
Our research starts with official sources. We use URA's planning-area and subzone boundaries, LTA's station and project data, MOE's school register, NEA's hawker centre register, NParks' parks list, HDB's and the Department of Statistics' published figures, and SLA's OneMap for locations. Many of these are published on data.gov.sg.
We place each facility inside a planning area using its location on the official map, rather than relying on how it is usually described. When a source gives a date, such as an opening or a completion estimate, we state it with the agency's name. When we cannot verify a fact from an official source, we leave it out.
Every guide and article ends with a list of its sources, and we keep a fuller research log for our own checks.
How pages are written
Pages are drafted with the help of AI writing tools and then reviewed by a person against the sources before publication. Our editorial policy explains this process in more detail, along with how we handle corrections.
What we do not do
We do not publish project prices or price predictions, and we do not rank neighbourhoods on a single score. We do not give financial, legal or tax advice; our disclaimer explains the limits of what a guide can do.
Contact
You can reach us through our contact page or by email at info@eguide.com.sg. We welcome corrections and suggestions.
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