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Major developments on Sentosa and in Sentosa Cove since 2019, written up in our own words from news outlets and official releases, with links to every source.

  1. Aerial view of Sentosa’s wooded coastline with red-roofed buildings and shipping lanes beyond

    Sentosa Cove prices lag the mainland, with most resales at a loss

    Since foreign buyers’ additional buyer’s stamp duty (ABSD) doubled to 60% in April 2023, Sentosa Cove prices have fallen while prime mainland prices rose. An analysis reported in August 2026 found that about two-thirds of Cove resales since May 2023 were made at a loss, although landed homes fared better than condominiums.

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  2. Aerial view of Sentosa’s southern beaches and small islets

    Greater Sentosa Master Plan sets out two decades of change

    The Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC) launched the Greater Sentosa Master Plan on 3 July 2026. It combines Sentosa and the 120-hectare island of Brani into one destination, with projects expected from the early 2030s and the full plan unfolding over two decades.

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  3. Yachts moored along a timber boardwalk at a Singapore marina

    CDL sells Quayside Isle, Sentosa Cove’s dining strip, for S$97.3 million

    City Developments Limited (CDL) agreed on 16 December 2025 to sell Quayside Isle, the only dedicated commercial site in Sentosa Cove, to a Singapore-based institutional buyer for S$97.3 million.

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  4. Coral reef display tank with orange and purple corals

    Singapore Oceanarium replaces S.E.A. Aquarium on Sentosa

    Resorts World Sentosa opened the Singapore Oceanarium in July 2025 as the replacement for its S.E.A. Aquarium. The new building is three times the size of the old one.

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  5. The Universal globe at the entrance to Universal Studios Singapore

    Minion Land opens as Resorts World Sentosa’s expansion takes shape

    Illumination’s Minion Land opened at Universal Studios Singapore on 14 February 2025. It was the first large attraction delivered under Resorts World Sentosa’s expansion, which its owner Genting Singapore now values at S$6.8 billion.

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  6. Palm trees and sun loungers on Siloso Beach, Sentosa

    Sentosa Sensoryscape opens between Resorts World and the beaches

    Sentosa Sensoryscape opened to the public on 14 March 2024. It is a 350-metre landscaped walkway that links Resorts World Sentosa in the north of the island to the beaches in the south, and it was the first project completed under the 2019 master plan.

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  7. Sentosa cable car cabins passing a pylon above the rainforest

    Sentosa and Pulau Brani get a joint master plan

    The Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC) unveiled a master plan on 20 September 2019 to redevelop Sentosa and neighbouring Pulau Brani together as one leisure destination, in phases over the following two to three decades.

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