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Time Business News
30-06-2025
- Business
- Time Business News
Zyon Grand's Allure: Modern Amenities and Riverside Serenity
Nestled in the highly coveted River Valley area of Singapore, Zyon Grand stands as a beacon of modern sophistication and tranquil living. This stunning residential development blends cutting-edge architecture with serene riverside surroundings, making it one of the most desirable new addresses in the city. The Zyon Grand Condo is more than just a home—it is an urban sanctuary where contemporary luxury meets peaceful retreat. With its prime location, world-class amenities, and calming natural elements, Zyon Grand offers residents an unparalleled lifestyle experience in the heart of the city. Zyon Grand enjoys a rare advantage in its setting along Zion Road, one of the most prestigious residential corridors in Singapore. Positioned near the Singapore River, the development boasts immediate access to scenic riverfront walks, lush greenery, and the vibrant cafes and restaurants of Robertson Quay and Great World. This unique riverside locale offers a peaceful escape from the city bustle while maintaining connectivity to Orchard Road, Marina Bay, and the Central Business District. Residents of Zyon Grand Condo benefit from the serenity of waterfront living without compromising on the convenience of city life. The design of Zyon Grand is a masterclass in architectural innovation. The sleek lines, floor-to-ceiling glass panels, and elegant facade create a contemporary aesthetic that reflects both form and function. Every detail, from the landscaped arrival court to the grand lobby, is meticulously curated to evoke luxury and elegance. The towers are strategically oriented to maximize views of the river, city skyline, and surrounding greenery. With its harmonious balance of structure and nature, Zyon Grand not only elevates the River Valley skyline but also enhances the lifestyle of its residents through thoughtful design and spatial planning. One of Zyon Grand's most captivating features is its suite of thoughtfully designed amenities that meet the needs of today's sophisticated homeowners. Residents can relax in the rooftop infinity pool while soaking in the breathtaking cityscape, or recharge in the wellness spa and hydrotherapy areas. A state-of-the-art gym, yoga deck, and meditation garden cater to health and wellness, while family-friendly zones like the children's playground and leisure lawn ensure there's something for everyone. The Zyon Grand Condo delivers more than comfort—it provides a fully immersive lifestyle that prioritizes well-being and leisure. Zyon Grand isn't just about location; it's about pioneering the future of residential living. CDL and Mitsui Fudosan are set to raise the bar for condominium facilities, integrating state-of-the-art technology and lifestyle enhancements that promise an unprecedented level of convenience and luxury: Active Living Redefined: Embrace the growing trend of pickleball with a dedicated court, alongside other recreational spaces designed for wellness and community engagement. Embrace the growing trend of pickleball with a dedicated court, alongside other recreational spaces designed for wellness and community engagement. Smart Home, Smarter Living: Experience the ultimate in modern convenience with robotic housekeeping services and a swimming pool cleaner , ensuring your environment is always pristine with minimal effort. Experience the ultimate in modern convenience with and a , ensuring your environment is always pristine with minimal effort. Effortless Recreation: Tennis enthusiasts will appreciate the innovation of a tennis ball picker , saving time and enhancing their game. Tennis enthusiasts will appreciate the innovation of a , saving time and enhancing their game. Seamless Access: Future residents will enjoy a truly futuristic experience with a facial recognition parking system , offering secure and hassle-free entry and exit. Future residents will enjoy a truly futuristic experience with a , offering secure and hassle-free entry and exit. Wellness on Demand: For busy professionals, the gym will feature a virtual coach, providing personalized fitness plans and guidance right at your doorstep, eliminating the need for external memberships or travel. At the heart of the community is Zyon Grand's exclusive clubhouse, a space designed to bring people together. Whether you're hosting a formal dinner in the private dining room, celebrating milestones in the entertainment lounge, or collaborating in the co-working space, the clubhouse adapts to various needs with style and sophistication. With panoramic river views and elegant interiors, it becomes the perfect extension of the home—a place to create memories and build community. The Zyon Grand Condo isn't just about private luxury; it's also about enriching social experiences within a close-knit environment. Zyon Grand embraces the future with its fully integrated smart home features. Each residence comes equipped with intelligent systems that control lighting, temperature, and security, all manageable through a smartphone or voice-activated assistant. Automated curtains, biometric locks, and energy-efficient climate control systems not only add convenience but also enhance sustainability. These features provide residents with greater control over their environment and peace of mind in everyday life. Living at Zyon Grand means being connected to the latest advancements in home technology, reinforcing its status as a forward-thinking development. Incorporating wellness into daily living is a cornerstone of Zyon Grand's philosophy. From the air purification systems within each unit to the organic gardens and reflexology paths outdoors, every element is designed with holistic health in mind. Residents can participate in yoga and fitness classes, enjoy nature walks along the river, or relax with aromatherapy in the spa lounge. The emphasis on wellness extends beyond facilities—it's part of the lifestyle. At Zyon Grand Condo, physical, mental, and emotional well-being are woven into the very fabric of home life. While Zyon Grand is located in the heart of the city, it offers a remarkably lush environment that sets it apart. The development is surrounded by landscaped gardens, vertical greenery, and natural water features that promote calmness and biodiversity. These green spaces are not only beautiful but also functional, aiding in natural cooling and enhancing air quality. Sustainable building materials, solar-powered lighting, and rainwater harvesting systems further reduce the environmental impact. For eco-conscious buyers, Zyon Grand provides a home where luxury and responsibility coexist harmoniously. Location alone is not enough without accessibility, and Zyon Grand delivers on both fronts. The development is well connected to Singapore's transport network, with the Great World MRT station just a short stroll away. Major expressways like the CTE and AYE are easily reachable, ensuring fast commutes to the CBD, Sentosa, and Changi Airport. Nearby amenities include top international schools, shopping malls like Great World City, and medical facilities, making it ideal for families and professionals alike. The Zyon Grand Condo ensures that residents are always close to what matters most. Unrivalled Connectivity: The Thomson-East Coast Line Advantage Connectivity is paramount in modern urban living, and Zyon Grand excels in this regard. The development boasts exceptional access to the Havelock MRT station on the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL). This pivotal connection significantly reduces travelling time, particularly for those commuting from the East to the North of Singapore. The strategic advantage of residing in Zyon Grand means easy and swift access to the vibrant East Coast area, and perhaps most notably, a direct and convenient route to Changi Airport, making international travel a breeze. Zyon Grand is more than just a new launch; it's a promise of an elevated lifestyle, a smart investment, and a testament to the future of integrated urban living in Singapore's coveted Havelock – River Valley precinct. Prepare to step into a world where innovation meets comfort, and connectivity meets community. Beyond its visual appeal and lifestyle offerings, Zyon Grand represents a solid investment in real estate. The River Valley area continues to show strong growth potential, with limited supply and high demand ensuring long-term value. Developed by reputable names in the industry, the project offers not only superior design and construction but also a prestigious address that appeals to both local and international buyers. Whether you're buying for your own use or as an investment property, Zyon Grand is a timeless asset that combines luxury, functionality, and capital appreciation. Zyon Grand is more than just a luxurious residence—it's a complete lifestyle experience where modern amenities meet riverside serenity. With its elegant architecture, comprehensive wellness features, smart technology, and prime location, the Zyon Grand Condo is setting a new standard for urban living in Singapore. For those who seek a peaceful sanctuary in the city without compromising on luxury, convenience, or sustainability, Zyon Grand is the ultimate destination. Here, you don't just find a home—you find a harmonious way of life. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Qatar Tribune
15-05-2025
- Sport
- Qatar Tribune
I think of defying the odds in Doha: Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce
Tribune News Network Doha 'I think tomorrow is going to be special,' said multiple Olympic and world champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (JAM) ahead of Friday's Jetour Doha Meeting. The global track icon, who was speaking to media in the pre-event press conference on Thursday, spoke fondly of her memories of the World Athletics Championships in Doha 2019 and how, almost six years later, she still wants to run fast (and win). 'This is the best year I've had in training for the last three years, so I'm looking forward to seeing the execution and putting the race together,' she said. Fraser-Pryce is one of the most decorated athletes of all time. She became the first Jamaican woman to win an Olympic women's 100m title at the Beijing Games in 2008 and successfully defended her title in London 2012. She has won a record five global 100m titles to date, including at the 2019 World Athletics Championships in Doha (where she also won 4x100m relay gold), and was named Laureus World Sportswoman of the Year at the prestigious 2023 Laureus World Sports Awards. Third-fastest of all-time over 100m with a best of 10.60s (Lausanne, 2021), she last competed at the Diamond League meeting in Doha in 2021 where she took victory in the 100m in 10.84s (+1.1m/s). 'I'm really excited to be here,' she said. '2019 (World Championships) was really special for me and I have great memories. I like to think of defying the odds in Doha. I was coming back after having my son (Zyon) in 2017 and being able to cross that line and have that moment in Doha with my son on the track – and after turning 30 – was really special.' In spite of a hectic life which involves taking seven-year-old Zyon to football training and tournaments, Fraser-Pryce remains grateful for the support she has from her husband and team. The difference in her own training, she says, has been a commitment to rest and recovery. The 38-year-old announced in January that this would be her final year of competition, but with the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo not taking place until September, she has the time to make decisions without being under pressure. 'You want to train hard but also smart,' she told the media. 'It's having the time to train but also knowing you can take a step back before you go again. 'I'm an older athlete so I have to make sure I'm pacing myself the best I can. I think it works for some of us (to have the World Championships) in September. It's given me time and it's given me an opportunity to get back to the drawing board and regroup mentally and physically.' Fraser-Pryce clocked 10.94s (+3.1m/s) in her 2025 season-opener in Kingston (19 April) before competing for Jamaica at the World Athletics Relays in China last weekend (10/11 May). Doha is a welcome opportunity to race again. 'It's good to have that competitive drive. I've raced sparingly the last two years so I really want to get that race sharpness back and to see where I'm at.' The Jetour Doha Meeting is the third meeting of the 2025 Wanda Diamond League. The series – which started in Xiamen on 26 April – comprises 15 of the most prestigious events in global track and field across four different continents and concludes with a single final across two days in Zurich (27-28 August).
The Hindu
15-05-2025
- Sport
- The Hindu
Doha Diamond League 2025: Fraser-Pryce admits family balance hard to maintain
Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, the most decorated woman sprinter in history, admitted on Thursday she finds it increasingly challenging to balance family life with her career on the track. The 38-year-old Jamaican, speaking in Doha on the eve of her first appearance in a Diamond League meet in three years, described life with her seven-year-old son Zyon as 'hectic'. Zyon provided one of the enduring images of the 2019 World Championships in the Qatari capital when Fraser-Pryce carried the then toddler around the track after winning the 100m. The five-time 100m World champion said Zyon enjoys playing football and chess — and she tries to be at as many of his tournaments as her training schedule allows. 'We have homework (with her son) and we're still training at 5:00 am and I must say it has been very difficult in the past year because he is much more aware, he is so involved in school,' she said at a press conference. 'We have so much else going on so splitting the time between those things can be challenging... Some days are good, some days are not so good.' Zyon provided one of the enduring images of the 2019 World Championships in the Qatari capital when Fraser-Pryce carried the then toddler around the track after winning the 100m. | Photo Credit: AFP For the last two years, social media videos of Fraser-Pryce roaring to victory in the parents' race at Zyon's sports day have gone viral. With a broad smile, the sprinter who also won the 2008 and 2012 Olympic 100m titles made no apologies for running nearly flat out in those races, leaving her amateur competitors tens of metres behind. 'It is important to show up for my son and that I show up as I am,' she said. 'The pride and that joy I actually saw in his face when I crossed that line was truly special,' she added. In what is likely to be her last season before retiring from the track, she said she was looking forward to her 100m on Friday, when she will take on rising Jamaican star Tia Clayton. 'I again look forward to having a spectacular evening tomorrow and I'm excited about that,' she said.
New Straits Times
15-05-2025
- Sport
- New Straits Times
Fraser-Pryce admits family balance hard to maintain
PARIS: Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, the most decorated woman sprinter in history, admitted on Thursday she finds it increasingly challenging to balance family life with her career on the track. The 38-year-old Jamaican, speaking in Doha on the eve of her first appearance in a Diamond League meeting for three years, described life with her seven-year-old son Zyon as "hectic." Zyon provided one of the enduring images of the 2019 world championships in the Qatari capital when Fraser-Pryce carried the then toddler around the track after winning the 100m. The five-time 100m world champion said Zyon enjoys playing football and chess – and she tries to be at as many of his tournaments as her training schedule allows. "We have homework (with her son) and we're still training at 5:00 am and I must say it has been very difficult in the past year because he is much more aware, he is so involved in school," she said at a press conference. "We have so much else going on so splitting the time between those things can be challenging... Some days are good, some days are not so good." For the last two years, social media videos of Fraser-Pryce roaring to victory in the parents' race at Zyon's sports day have gone viral. With a broad smile, the sprinter who also won the 2008 and 2012 Olympic 100m titles made no apologies for running nearly flat out in those races, leaving her amateur competitors tens of metres behind. "It is important to show up for my son and that I show up as I am," she said. "The pride and that joy I actually saw in his face when I crossed that line was truly special," she added. In what is likely to be her last season before retiring from the track, she said she was looking forward to her 100m on Friday, when she will take on rising Jamaican star Tia Clayton.
France 24
15-05-2025
- Sport
- France 24
Fraser-Pryce admits family balance hard to maintain
The 38-year-old Jamaican, speaking in Doha on the eve of her first appearance in a Diamond League meeting for three years, described life with her seven-year-old son Zyon as "hectic". Zyon provided one of the enduring images of the 2019 world championships in the Qatari capital when Fraser-Pryce carried the then toddler around the track after winning the 100m. The five-time 100m world champion said Zyon enjoys playing football and chess -- and she tries to be at as many of his tournaments as her training schedule allows. "We have homework (with her son) and we're still training at 5:00 am and I must say it has been very difficult in the past year because he is much more aware, he is so involved in school," she said at a press conference. "We have so much else going on so splitting the time between those things can be challenging... Some days are good, some days are not so good." For the last two years, social media videos of Fraser-Pryce roaring to victory in the parents' race at Zyon's sports day have gone viral. With a broad smile, the sprinter who also won the 2008 and 2012 Olympic 100m titles made no apologies for running nearly flat out in those races, leaving her amateur competitors tens of metres behind. "It is important to show up for my son and that I show up as I am," she said. "The pride and that joy I actually saw in his face when I crossed that line was truly special," she added. In what is likely to be her last season before retiring from the track, she said she was looking forward to her 100m on Friday, when she will take on rising Jamaican star Tia Clayton.
