Chances are, you already know a fair bit about HDB's Build-To-Order (BTO) and resale flats. But there's a third option available in the public housing market: Sale of Balance Flats (SBFs). In this article, we explain what these flats are and what to take note of. Sale of Balance Flats (SBF) are leftover flats from previous BTO launches, surplus Selective.
Since 2000, Singapore’s North-East has undergone enormous urban transformation. But we know that it won’t stop there. Here are all the highlights of all major developments in the North-East of Singapore if you’re planning for your next property move. Check out part 1 of this series focusing on Singapore’s Northern region. Every Singaporean knows about the MRT effect: The closer.
Given the demand for HDB flats over the pandemic period, HDB has ramped up production of new flats in 2021/22, and we've seen flat prices reach their highest in close to a decade. In light of the present situation, it may seem a little crazy to think there may be too many HDB flats. However, Singapore's ageing population, coupled with.
As Singapore approaches its 57th birthday, it faces a more troubled operating environment. This is the product of a dizzying series of events in the past six months which saw geopolitical conflicts, a decisive monetary tightening, high energy prices and growing risks in China. While Singapore’s economy starts off from a strong position in 2022, the going will get tougher as we move into 2023 and beyond.
The first Selective En Bloc Redevelopment Scheme (Sers) took place in August 1995 at Tiong Bahru Road. And since the beginning of Sers, there have been only 81 lucky HDB projects that were chosen to be redeveloped. This accounts for only four per cent of all HDB flats that have been built. In April this year, some “lucky” flat owners.