357 datasets
GeoJSON layer from the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s Master Plan 2014 statutory development control plan (SDCP), showing indicative waterbody area boundaries across Singapore. Planners and GIS users overlay the Activity Waterbody zone with other MP14 layers to interpret planning constraints near reservoirs, canals, and coastal waters.
Indicative geospatial line work from the Urban Redevelopment Authority showing activity belts at basement level within Singapore’s SDCP planning framework, distributed in GeoJSON. Planners and GIS users can overlay the layer with master plan and transport data to study underground activity corridors, retail or service intensity zones, and vertical urban structure. The dataset supports URA planning research and location-based discovery of basement activity planning controls.
URA GeoJSON indicative polygons for sites with conserved buildings under Singapore’s heritage planning framework. Heritage planners and property analysts map conservation sites and development constraints for built heritage protection.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GEOJSON of indicative park and open space polygons from the Parks and Waterbodies Plan, a Special and Detailed Control Plan under Master Plan 2019. Planners and GIS users map green space provision across Singapore with this layer, noting that the information was superseded by the Draft Master Plan 2025 in June 2025.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative cycling-path alignments in the Connectivity Plan under Master Plan 2019’s Special and Detailed Control Plan (SDCP). Superseded by DMP25 in June 2025. Transport and active-mobility planners retain it for historical cycle-network overlays in Singapore.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON indicative footprints of conserved buildings under the Master Plan 2019 Conservation Area and Monuments SDCP, with coverage from April 2025. The publisher notes the information was superseded by DMP25 in June 2025. Heritage and planning GIS users reference conserved building outlines in Singapore.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON layer of indicative building footprint polygons issued as an amendment to Singapore's Master Plan 2014, with coverage from October 2019. The polygons show approximate building outlines intended as a planning basemap reference rather than a survey-accurate cadastre. Planners, architects, and GIS developers overlay the footprints with land-use zoning, plot ratio, and conservation layers to study built form and site context. The layer also supports urban-morphology analysis and helps visualise amendments made after the original Master Plan 2014 gazette.
GeoJSON amendment layer of above-ground infrastructure and road centre lines under URA’s MP2014 Master Plan from March 2019. Planners overlay indicative linework on planning basemaps for transport corridor studies, utility routing, and urban design GIS workflows in Singapore.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative railway network lines from Singapore’s Master Plan 2003. Planners and GIS users overlay legacy rail corridors with current MRT, roads, and zoning layers for historical Master Plan comparison. Layer dated from April 2017.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of National Park text annotations from Singapore’s Master Plan 2003. Cartographers place park name labels on legacy Master Plan basemaps alongside National Park line and other open-space layers.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative MRT network lines from Singapore’s Master Plan 2003. Planners and transport GIS users overlay legacy rail corridors with zoning, parks, and street layers when reconstructing historical Master Plan basemaps or comparing past transit alignments with later plan gazettes.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of Nature Reserve text annotations from Master Plan 2003. Cartographers label reserve names on legacy Master Plan basemaps together with Nature Reserve line layers and other conservation features.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON annotation of Gross Plot Ratio (GPR) text labels from Master Plan 2003, with coverage from April 2017. GIS users display historical density annotations alongside zoning layers for archival planning comparisons in Singapore.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON annotating minimum base plot ratio on Singapore’s Master Plan 2003 mapsheet series. Planners, architects, and GIS users locate plot-ratio floors for legacy MP03 zoning analysis and overlay them with land-use, conservation, and cadastral layers. Coverage begins April 2017 for this indicative annotation layer.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of indicative conservation-area boundary lines from Master Plan 2003, drawn offset from actual conservation boundaries. Heritage architects, developers, and GIS users locate MP2003 conservation extents and compare them with later conservation layers and cadastral maps.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON indicative MRT, LRT, and railway network lines from Master Plan 2019 (approved 18 November 2019), with coverage from December 2019. Transport planners overlay the rail corridors with stations, roads, and land use; for the latest Master Plan, see the URA website.
GeoJSON layer of road name annotations for Singapore’s Master Plan 2019, published by the Urban Redevelopment Authority with coverage from December 2019. Cartographers and planners can overlay labelled street names on planning maps for wayfinding studies, transport GIS, and urban design workflows.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON of Master Plan 2019 symbol text annotations covering land-use labels, gross plot ratio, nature reserve and national park text, and conservation area text. Extracted from the Master Plan approved on 18 November 2019. Planners and GIS users place these annotations on MP2019 basemaps and overlay them with zoning and conservation layers; for the latest Master Plan visit https://www.ura.gov.sg/.
Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON indicative building footprints from Master Plan 2019 (approved 18 November 2019), with coverage from December 2019. Architects and GIS users overlay building outlines with land-use, road, and plot layers; for the latest Master Plan, see the URA website.
Urban Redevelopment Authority quarterly CSV from 2014 through Q3 2018 on commercial property supply in the development pipeline by space type, development status, and amount of space. Property analysts monitor upcoming office and retail stock in Singapore.