# Singapore River, Singapore: shop rent and people passing, area by area

Simpler.Run's records for the 3 areas (URA subzones) of the Singapore River planning area, side by side. Public records, read as published. No scores and no forecasts.

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| Area | Shop rent, per sq ft a month | From | Taps on a working day | Residents | MRT and LRT stations that open here |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| [Boat Quay](https://simpler.run/corner/boat-quay.md) | S$5.68 | 6 signed leases, to June 2026 | 5,916 | 150 | Clarke Quay MRT (NE5) |
| [Clarke Quay](https://simpler.run/corner/clarke-quay.md) | S$9.11 | 9 signed leases, to June 2026 | 53,971 | 110 | Clarke Quay MRT (NE5), Fort Canning MRT (DT20) |
| [Robertson Quay](https://simpler.run/corner/robertson-quay.md) | S$13.07 | 6 signed leases, to June 2026 | 10,726 | 4,360 | Great World MRT (TE15) |

Asking prices are what landlords ask, not what tenants sign. Thin means asking prices, or 3 readings or fewer: a rough guide. Taps are trips in and out at the area's bus stops and train gates on a working day, not customers, and a round trip counts twice. Each area's file holds its full record: the rent at common unit sizes, each station with its own taps, workers, competitors and household spending.

Sources: URA, LTA, SingStat, HDB, under the Singapore Open Data Licence. Asking rents: CommercialGuru and SRX listings, credited as theirs. Data as published to 2026-10-21.