Residential Areas in Pioneer
The residential areas in Pioneer are owned the government (HDB) and privately owned (Prime Point Private Limited).
Located at the junction of Jurong West Central 3 and Street 64 is The Centris condominium owned by Prime Point Private Limited. It is the precinct's only condiminium. HDB owns the remaining residential areas in the precinct, consisting of the entire Jurong West neighbourhood 6 and a small portion of Jurong West neighbourhood 9 (located at the junction of Upper Jurong Road and Pioneer Road North).
The table below shows the residential apartments built by the government and managed by West Coast Town Council:
| Street | Blocks | |
|---|---|---|
| Jurong West Street 64/65 | 663A-D, 664A-D, 665A-B, 666A-B | |
| Jurong West Street 64/65 | 659A-D, 660A-D, 661A-D, 662A-D | |
| Jurong West Street 61/62 | 601 to 613 | |
| Jurong West Street 61/65 | 617 to 638 | |
| Jurong West Street 61 | 639 to 647, 648A-D, 649A-B, 650A-C | |
| Jurong West Street 61/65 | 651A-B, 652A-C, 653A-C, 654A-C, 655A-B | |
| Jurong West Street 61/65 | 656A-D, 657A-B, 658A-D | |
| Jurong West Street 64/65 | 667A-D, 668A-D, 669A-D | |
| Jurong West Street 65 | 670A, 671A-C, 672A, 673A-C, 674A-B | |
| Jurong West Central 1/Street 64 | 679A-C, 680A-C, 681A-C, 682A-C, 683A-C, 684A-C, 685A-C, 686A-C | |
| Jurong West Central 1 | 687 to 696 | |
| Jurong West Street 93 | 986A-C, 987A-D, 988A-C, 989A-D, 990A-C |
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