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Operations and market reviewSingapore – ResidentialMarina at Keppel BayResidentialNew launchesMarina Bay ResidencesCentrally located on prime waterfront space in the heart ofSingapore’s new Marina Bay financial district, Marina BayResidences is designed by world-renowned architect, KohnPedersen Fox Associates.Marina Bay Residences will be surrounded by a vast arrayof entertainment options. In close vicinity is the excitingnew Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort, which will offerthe most exquisite cuisine, lifestyle and entertainment fromaround the world. Green sanctuaries in the form of the 54-haGardens by the Bay will also be within walking distance.Stunning parks and gardens are planned with cooledconservatories that showcase flowers and plants fromtemperate countries and a mini-lake.Marina Bay Residences was previewed and fully soldwithin three days in December 2006 at an average priceof about $1,950 psf and with a record price of $3,450 psfset for a penthouse. Comprising 428 luxurious units of1- to 4-bedroom apartments and penthouses, Marina BayResidences offers a complete range of facilities such as alap pool and a children’s pool, a jacuzzi, a gymnasium and amagnificent sky lounge at the 47 th storey.The Sixth Avenue ResidencesThe Sixth Avenue Residences was previewed and fully soldin December 2006.The 175-unit development is located at Sixth Avenue,off Bukit Timah Road, which is one of Singapore’s mostprestigious prime residential districts. Surrounded bypremier schools such as Hwa Chong Institution, NanyangPrimary School, The Chinese High School, Nanyang Girls’School, National Junior College, Henry Park Primary School,Raffles Girls’ Primary School and Methodist Girls’ School,the development is just a stone’s throw away from shops,restaurants and supermarkets.The development will offer 2- to 5-bedroom apartment units,ranging from 950 sf to 3,500 sf in size, and feature twoOlympic-length swimming pools, a children’s pool, bubble100 Operations and market reviewSingapore – ResidentialKeppel Land LimitedReport to Shareholders 2006