River Valley Road Rezoning 2026: How to Read It Beside Parcel C

A River Valley Road planning amendment was approved on 14 July 2026, and it is close enough to attract attention from Parcel C readers. The important first step is classification: the amendment is an area planning record for named lots, not a new project document for River Valley Green Parcel C.

What URA approved

URA’s gazetted list says Lots TS24-00546W, TS24-00548P and TS24-00547V at River Valley Road were rezoned from Residential at a gross plot ratio of 1.4 to Residential with Commercial at 1st Storey at a maximum permissible gross plot ratio of 1.4. The approval date is 14 July 2026.

The change adjusts the permitted first-storey use while keeping the stated maximum plot ratio. It does not publish a developer name, unit count, layout, price or completion programme for River Valley Green Parcel C.

Why Parcel C should stay separate

URA’s current GLS list records River Valley Green (Parcel C) as an awarded residential site. The Parcel C project record has its own tender, developer consortium and estimated yield. None of those facts are replaced by a zoning amendment involving separately identified River Valley Road lots.

The decision for a Parcel C household

• Use project details for Parcel C’s awarded-site facts and the separate developer record.
• Use the location page to understand the River Valley and Singapore River setting without assigning a nearby lot’s access to Parcel C.
• Ask whether any future drawing or approval names Parcel C directly before treating it as project evidence.
• Keep price, unit mix, TOP and sales timing tied to a dated developer or authority document on the updates page.

The safe takeaway

The 14 July amendment is a real, current planning change near the River Valley cluster. It may be useful context for how ground-floor uses are planned in the area, but it does not alter Parcel C’s identity or announce a home-level opportunity. Freshness here means recording the nearby change with its exact scope and leaving direct project claims at their existing evidence state.