February 05, 2021
The Queenstown and Jurong East projects are among the seven BTO sites, offering some 4,900 flats, that HDB will launch in August.
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SINGAPORE - For the first time in almost a decade, some 610 build-to-order (BTO) flats in Queenstown, Singapore s oldest town and one of the most sought-after mature housing estates, will be launched for sale.
Another 560 BTO flats will also be launched in Jurong East, which will be getting its first new units in 10 years.
The two housing projects are among the seven BTO sites offering some 4,900 flats that will be launched by the HDB in August.
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Public consultation on Dover Forest to be extended
Residents will have another month to share their thoughts on the future of Dover Forest as the public consultation period, which ended last month, will be extended for four weeks, said National Development Minister Desmond Lee on Monday (Feb 1). 2 related media assets (image or videos) available. Click to see the gallery.
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SINGAPORE: Residents will have another month to share their thoughts on the future of Dover Forest as the public consultation period, which ended last month, will be extended for four weeks, said National Development Minister Desmond Lee on Monday (Feb 1).
Saturday, 30 Jan 2021 05:03 PM MYT
In land-scarce and densely populated Singapore, the Government will have to continue balancing the needs of development and conservation as part of its long-term planning processes, said National Development Minister Desmond Lee. Illustration by Anam
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