Singapore’s renowned Smith Street, situated within the Chinatown conservation precinct, is poised for a revitalization that promises distinctive attractions and rejuvenated experiences for both locals and tourists. The Singapore Land Authority (SLA), Singapore Tourism Board (STB), and Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) have collectively initiated a tender process to select a master tenant tasked with breathing new life into the contiguous shophouses spanning from 11 to 37 Smith Street[1] and the adjoining pedestrian mall on State land. Developed in collaboration with local stakeholders, including the Chinatown precinct stakeholders and the Chinese Community Liaison Group, the rejuvenation project seeks to infuse energy, drawing increased foot traffic through community programs and a diverse range of offerings such as creative lifestyle, retail ventures, and co-living/co-working concepts—all while preserving the area’s cultural and architectural heritage.