# Yuhua, Singapore

Yuhua is a subzone region located in the town of Jurong East, Singapore. Yuhua comprises two subzones, Yuhua East and Yuhua West. The area's HDB flats are under the management of Jurong-Clementi Town Council and the residents of this precinct are represented in parliament by either Grace Fu or Xie Yao Quan, depending on where they stay.

## Residential areas
### HDB

| Year Built | Street | Blocks |
| 1984–1985 | Jurong East Street 31 | 317–328, 342–346, 351–353 |
| 1984–1985 | Jurong | 241–245, 347–350 |
| 1982–1985 | Jurong East Street 21 | 209–240 |
| 1983–1984 | Jurong East Street 24 | 246–254, 256–264 |
| 1984 | Jurong East Street 13 | 101–116 |
| 2019 | Jurong East Avenue 1 | 240A–240B |

### Condominium

* Ivory Heights (1986)
* Parc Oasis (1995)
* Westmere (1999)
* The Mayfair (2000)

## Neighbouring areas

vteNeighbouring areas :
Tengah, Singapore
Bukit Batok
Hong Kah
Yuhua
Toh Guan
Taman Jurong
Jurong Lake
Teban Gardens :

## Demographics

As of 2024, Yuhua has a total population of 42,080 residents, with 20,640 males (49.0%) and 21,440 females (51.0%). 23,530 residents live in Yuhua East, while 18,550 live in Yuhua West.

### Household

As of 2024, the two subzones in Yuhua had 36,130 residents living in HDB flats, representing 85.9% of the population. 5,520 residents (13.1%) live in condominiums and other apartments. No residents reside in landed properties.
The most common dwelling type in Yuhua is 5-Room and Executive HDB flats, comprising 11,960 residents, or 28.4% of the total population.

## Transportation
### Roads

The main roads in this precinct are Jurong Town Hall Road, Boon Lay Way and Jurong East Central, which connects the precinct to the rest of Singapore through the AYE (Exit 13) or the PIE (Exit 29), with major roads (Jurong East Street 13/21/24/31/32, Jurong East Avenue 1) winding through the precinct.

### Public transport
#### Mass Rapid Transit

There are 3 Mass Rapid Transit stations that serve the subzone, across 2 lines, the East–West Line, and the Jurong Region MRT line. The 3 stations are:
* EW25 Chinese Garden
* JE4 Toh Guan (future)
* JE3 Bukit Batok West (future)

#### Feeder bus services

Feeder services 333, 334 and 335 ply through different parts of the precinct and connect it to Jurong East MRT station, but only 335 goes to Chinese Garden MRT station.

#### Trunk Bus services

Most of the trunk bus services originate from Jurong East Bus Interchange.
Connection through other trunk bus services (not originating from Jurong East) to Jurong West and Clementi is available through 99 and 185, Bukit Batok and Northwards through 176, 178, 180, 187 and 188, and eastwards through 66 & 506. 98 to Jurong East interchange, and 502 to Orchard Road, Marina Bay Sands and CBD.

## For the community
### Hawker Centre

There are two hawker centres and markets in the precinct. The hawker centres, Yuhua Village Market and Food Centre (near future Bukit Batok West MRT station) and Yuhua Market and Hawker Centre (near Chinese Garden MRT station) are both located along Jurong East Ave 1. Several stalls in both hawker centres are also awarded the Michelin Bib Gourmand Award.

### Community Centre

The precinct's community centre (Yuhua Community Club) or colloquially known as Yuhua CC, is located along Boon Lay Way, and is accessible by routes 99, 160, 334, 506 and 993. It is also co-located together with Jurong East Neighbourhood Police Centre.

### Schools

There are 2 primary schools (Yuhua and Fuhua) and 2 secondary schools (JurongVille Secondary School and Crest Secondary School) in Yuhua.

### Recreation

There is a neighbourhood park at the border of Jurong East Street 24 and a canal along the northern and western borders of the precinct. There is also a sports and recreation complex, Jurong East Sports Centre, located within a 7 minute walk away from Chinese Garden MRT station.

## Town centres

There are 2 town centres in this precinct located along Jurong East Avenue 1, housing the two hawker centres and markets.

## Places of worship

There are two Chinese temples, one Hindu temple, one mosque and one church in this precinct.

### Chinese Temples

* Tong Whye Temple (通淮庙): Established in 1932 along Jurong Road by Hokkien migrants, the temple was named after its hometown temple in Quanzhou. It moved to its current premises in Yuhua in 1981.
* Bukit Timah Seu Teck Sean Thong (武吉知马修德善堂): Established in 1959 in Bukit Timah, the temple moved to its current premises in Yuhua in 1986. Dedicated to the Teochew monk Song Da Feng, the temple is part of the Blue Cross movement, providing free medical consultations and acupuncture treatments.

### Hindu Temple

* Sri Arulmigu Murugan Temple: Established in 1993 through community efforts from the Hindu community, the temple was consecrated in 2004, and is the only Hindu temple in the Jurong area. The temple features a prominent statue of Lord Murugan and is the only Hindu temple in Singapore with a yagasalai, a dedicated space for fire rituals.

### Mosque

* Masjid Al-Mukminin: Completed in 1987 under the Mosque Building Fund scheme, the mosque underwent major upgrading in 2006. It also offers Islamic learning programmes to residents.

### Church

* Jurong Seventh-day Adventist Church: Originally split between English and Chinese congregations in Queenstown in the 1970s, the church moved to its current premises along Jurong East Street 13 in 1986. The two congregations officially merged in 2023 to form the unified Jurong Seventh-Day Adventist Church, offering services in both English and Chinese.

## Healthcare

The Yuhua West subzone houses Jurong Polyclinic, located along Jurong East Avenue 1.
There are also 2 nursing homes in Yuhua, namely the Blue Cross Thong Kheng Home, located at 201 Jurong East Avenue 1, and the All Saints Home, located at 20 Jurong East Avenue 1.

## Gallery

* Blocks 115 and 116 Jurong East Street 13
* Yuhua Village Neighbourhood Park
* Road intersection of Jurong Town Hall Road and Jurong East Avenue 1
* HDB flats along Jurong East Central