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Canninghill Piers is a 99-year leasehold apartment development (from 2021) located along Clarke Quay in District 6. Completed in 2026, the project is developed by DBS Trustee Limited, Legend Commercial Trustee Pte Ltd, and Legend Quay Pte Ltd. Built on a land area of 32,931 square metres, it comprises 696 residential units and offers direct access to nearby MRT stations such as Fort Canning (DT20) and Clarke Quay (NE5). Residents enjoy proximity to supermarkets including Cold Storage, Don Don Donki, and Sheng Siong, as well as shopping malls like Riverside Point, Clarke Quay Central, and Havelock 2. District 6 encompasses High Street, City Hall, Clarke Quay, and part of Beach Road, with most properties being commercial in nature. Its location in the Central Region places it close to the CBD and Downtown Core, making it highly sought after by those seeking a live-work-play lifestyle in the heart of the city. The district boasts multiple MRT connections—North-South, East-West, Downtown, and North-East lines—and is home to key attractions such as the Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall, Asian Civilisations Museum, Parliament House, and Clarke Quay’s vibrant riverside dining scene. Shopping is abundant, with malls like Raffles City and Bugis Junction just a short distance away. The Central Region, spanning approximately 13,150 hectares, serves as Singapore’s primary financial and business hub while also hosting a variety of residential developments. Rich in history and culture, it features the country’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site along with numerous national monuments. Despite its urban focus, the area offers 19 kilometres of park connectors and green spaces. Under the Master Plan 2019, the Orchard and Downtown areas will be enhanced as lifestyle hubs with more mixed-use developments, while new housing in Marina South will integrate community amenities. The upcoming Stage 6 of the Circle Line, expected by 2025, will further boost the region’s connectivity.