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6 reviews for this Condo
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5
Fun Goh (98 reviews )
Reviewed on December 13, 2025 0 helpful votes
atas kampung
saw the models of Union Square Residences, nice of them to retain the existing shophouses and include co-living space and office building with the similar slanted roof design. the big residential tower block aside, these low rise units purpose built to be a community compound really feel like an atas kampung which to me is a good thing as many of us just exist in our own silos -
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5
ruin wong (96 reviews )
Reviewed on December 13, 2025 0 helpful votes
clarke quay beauty
CDL adds another beauty to the clarke quay river planning area with Union Square Residences. this joins the Newport Residences and Canninghill Piers. according to CDL, this new dev will comprise a Grade A premium office tower (Union Square Central), retail and F&B spaces, a co-living component with a hotel licence, as well as 366 luxury residential units (Union Square Residences). -
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GW (89 reviews )
Reviewed on December 13, 2025 0 helpful votes
the union...
Union Square Residences is literally the union of two previous icons in Clarke Quay area, Central Mall and Central Square for over 20 years. i remember going there few times but generally very quiet and just have some clubs, ktv, bar... really no happening vibe. i guess it's only fitting one becomes residential as the quiet vibe is most suitable. the other side is a commercial unit. -
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5
Fendy Ras (12 reviews )
Reviewed on September 12, 2024 0 helpful votes
Has good and bad points about living here
Union square residences is a mixed development and I had experience living in a mixed development, so I think I can offer my two cents worth about it for you to make a decision for yourself. Good: Very convenient esp for running errands, easily accessible, easy access to MRT. Bad: Security might not be as tight as it is hard to manage diff ppl coming in and out of the property daily, small living space as developer usually try to squeeze as many units into the fixed space as possible, not suitable for bigger families or those looking for a spacious unit, long queue leading into carpark as lane is shared with public and residents -
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3.3
Mistrrlle (12 reviews )
Reviewed on August 29, 2024 0 helpful votes
Convenience with great amenities
Pros: Mixed development- amenities and offices at your doorstep, providing employment opp. Convenient- retail shops within the same development, more retail options within the vicinity eg chinatown and clarke quay. Accessible- living very close to town, MRT stations and near to highway connecting to CBD and other parts of sg. Cons: May face heavy traffic during peak period, 99 year leasehold, lack of privacy, competition of parking spaces, noise and activity during odd hours -
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3
Maria Hogan (11 reviews )
Reviewed on August 21, 2024 0 helpful votes
Prime location near Clarke Quay
Another fantastic launch that's geared towards new homebuyers or investors. First, it's mins away from clarke quay, THE nightlife destination of singapore. Next, its convenient location makes it easy for homeowners to reach CBD and town easily, be it by walking along the singapore river or a quick drive using the CTE. Many food options at various price points are easily available. But living in the prime location is costly. I understand that it is a mixed development, so it will be frequented by members of the public, making it noisy and crowded. -