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Pricing
Standard Pricing Until April 23
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SGD 40.00
SGD 50.00
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SGD 30.00
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Retired
SGD 30.00
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Student
SGD 15.00
SGD 20.00
Under Age 35
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The Wellness Frontier: Shaping Singapore’s Real Estate for a Health‑Conscious Era 23 April 2026 | 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM | Longevity World (10 Coleman Street)
The ULI Singapore Young Leaders Group Committee invites you to explore the transformative power of sports and wellness in the built environment. As Singapore cements its position as a "Blue Zone 2.0" city, we are seeing a growing emphasis on how design, urban planning and infrastructure development can support healthier and longer lives. This movement is rippling across the Asia-Pacific, as health-centric amenities evolve into strategic drivers of asset value, operational resilience and longevity.
In this session, we gather a panel of visionary developers, investors, operators, and policymakers to unpack how the rising sports and wellness scene is redefining Singapore’s urban landscape – such as the newly opened Longevity World in City Hall.
We will explore:
The Valuation of Wellness: Bridging the gap between the science of longevity and the performance of commercial and residential assets, and examining how wellness features contribute alongside traditional value drivers.
Operational Reality & Scaling: Lessons from the ground on the friction and opportunity of building wellness ecosystems.
The Strategic Synergy: Navigating the intersection of private investment and public policy, and evaluating where Singapore stands relative to APAC competitors within a global longevity economy projected to reach US$8 trillion by 2030.
Following the panel, join us for an exclusive tour of MORROW—a premier anchor within Longevity World—to see firsthand how the integrated longevity destination is being embedded into a prime Civic District asset.
Panellists
Moderated by Christine Li, Head of Research, Asia Pacific, Knight Frank
Chew Yi Wen, Head of Investment, Southeast Asia, CapitaLand Investment
Lim Hong Khiang, Chief, Sport Development Group, Sport Singapore
Event Details
Event: The Wellness Frontier: Shaping Singapore’s Real Estate for a Health‑Conscious Era Date: Thursday, 23 April 2026 Time: 05:30 PM – 07:30 PM Venue: Longevity World (10 Coleman Street, #03‑01, Singapore 179809)\
This event is open to everyone, ULI members and non-members, with a maximum capacity of 50 participants.
Category
Member
Non-member
Private / For Profit
SGD 40 (USD 30)
SGD 50 (USD 37)
Public / Academic / Non-profit
SGD 30 (USD 22)
SGD 40 (USD 30)
Student
SGD 15 (USD 11)
SGD 20 (USD 15)
Under Age 35
SGD 20 (USD 15)
SGD 30 (USD 22)
Note: 1. When you attend this event, you consent to recording media and its release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction. 2. We only accept VISA or MasterCard for credit card payment in Singapore Dollars. If you would like to use an American Express card for payment in US Dollars, please reach out to ULI Singapore at singapore@uli.org for registration.
With over 15 years of experience in the real estate industry, Christine is the Head of Research APAC at Knight Frank, a global leader in property consultancy. In this role, she shapes the long-term business strategy by developing and implementing research initiatives that support the regional and global objectives of the firm.
Christine has a proven track record of delivering insightful and actionable research and analysis across various property sectors, such as office, industrial, residential, student accommodation, multi-family, and data centres. She curates and coordinates regional forecasts and market outlooks for clients, and provides research-based perspectives to commercial leasing and investment processes. She is also a respected media commentator and thought leader, with extensive experience as a property correspondent and commentator with Singapore Press Holdings. Christine holds a Master of Arts degree in Media and Communications from the University of London, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering from Cornell University.
Head of Investment, Southeast Asia,
CapitaLand Investment
Yi Wen is the Head of Investment, Southeast Asia at CapitaLand Investment (CLI), where she oversees all investment-related activities across the region, including deal origination,
transaction structuring, and investment strategy. She works closely with global investors and capital partners to identify and execute high-quality real estate opportunities across Southeast
Asia.
Yi Wen brings ~20 years of experience in direct real estate investment, mergers and acquisitions, and investment management, with exposure to key global markets including Australia, China, Germany, Singapore, Thailand, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. Her experience spans multiple asset classes, including retail, office, industrial and logistics, and hospitality.
Prior to joining CLI, Yi Wen was Head of Investments at Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust (FLCT), where she played a pivotal role in driving the REIT’s growth. From its IPO in 2016 to
2024, FLCT’s portfolio expanded nearly fourfold to over S$6 billion, supported by international expansion and a successful S$1.5 billion merger with Frasers Commercial Trust.
Earlier in her career at Frasers Property, Yi Wen led several landmark transactions, including the A$2.6 billion privatization of Australand Property Group and major hospitality and logistics acquisitions in Europe. She began her career with HVS, specializing in hospitality feasibility and valuation across Asia. Yi Wen holds a BSc (Real Estate) from NUS and an MBA from Imperial College London.
With 21 years of experience as an interior designer, Ramya has gathered extensive experience and honed her skills as a designer over the years. With a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of interior design principles, Ramya consistently delivers designs that exceed international standards.
While specializing in the hospitality sector across different brands, Ramya has also worked and delivered on other project categories, including high-end residential, commercial & retail, and casino projects across Asia. She thrives in translating client visions into tangible solutions, leveraging her creativity and technical expertise to bring innovative concepts to life. As a motivated designer and team player, working across different cities, namely Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Singapore, Ramya has gained the edge to understand, manage, learn, and work with diverse teams, drawing inspiration from her numerous other passions
Dr. Eva is a Singapore-trained physician with an MBBS from NUS, and Graduate Diplomas in Family Medicine (NUS) and Sports Medicine (NTU). She is also a Diplomate of the International Board of Lifestyle Medicine with training in Culinary Medicine and Health Coaching.
With over 15 years of experience, she supports adults in chronic disease management, metabolic and cardiovascular screening, exercise-focused assessments, and comprehensive health checks. Her approach combines medical expertise with practical lifestyle and behavioural guidance to drive meaningful, long-term change.
She is an active member of the Singapore Society of Lifestyle Medicine and contributes to advancing MORROW Medical’s lifestyle-centred model of care.
Hong Khiang joined Sport Singapore in Oct 2010 and currently holds the position of Chief, Sport Infrastructure Group.
His role is to master plan and establish public sports infrastructure and spaces that will meet the sporting needs of Singapore. One of our key initiatives is the Sports Facilities Master Plan, a whole-of-government effort under which regional and town sport centres, sports spaces in the precincts and National Training Centres would be developed. Before this role, he was the Chief of Staff & Head of the Secretariat for the 28th Southeast Asian Games held in Singapore in 2015, where he helped to drive the preparations for a successful and memorable Games.
Prior to Sport Singapore, Hong Khiang worked at the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), where he helped to formulate resource development strategies for the economy as well as industry development strategies for the electronics and infocomms & media clusters in Singapore. His final position there was Director of Planning, where he helped to chart the strategies and future directions for EDB.
Hong Khiang holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University. He was also awarded the Public Administration Medal (Silver) in 2022.
