It’s been more than a year since we last looked for the cheapest 5-room flats; and given that 2021 to 2022 has seen significant changes, it’s high time for an update. While the most affordable HDB towns haven’t changed much (save for one), you may want to take note of the price differences to date: It’s tough news for home.
Singapore is probably one of the few countries where dining is considered a national pastime. After all, we love food so much we're one of the few countries which managed to get our hawker culture added to Unesco's list of intangible cultural heritage. With the plethora of dining options available in Singapore, it is often difficult to settle on a.
Unfortunately, average town prices are not available for comparison for Executive Flats
This is due to a lower volume of transactions. The above is based on the lowest transactions we’ve found overall, as of end-April 2021.
How much would you need using an HDB loan?
Important: Due to the higher income of most Executive Flat buyers, you may be asked to take a bank loan instead. Do prepare for the possibility.
We will use the median of around $448,000 as an estimate:
Down payment:
Assuming full financing, this is 10 per cent of the price or value, whichever is lower. This must be paid in any combination of cash or CPF. We will assume, for this example, that the price and valuation are almost similar.
The incident took place at Block 673B Choa Chu Kang Crescent on Feb. 14 at about 10am,
Shin Min Daily Newsreported.
What happened
The man who refused to mask up was witnessed to have tried purchasing a beverage from the drink stall at a coffee shop and was persuaded to put on a mask by the stall assistant.
However, he proceeded to throw a straw at the assistant while arguing back loudly and not complying with the request to mask up.
A 52-year-old taxi driver who saw what happened stepped in to intervene, but ended up on the receiving end of more abuse from the man without his mask.
January 18, 2021
The two new Covid-19 cases in the community announced on Jan 17, 2021, are linked to the para-veterinarian who had earlier tested positive.
The Straits Times/ Gin Tay
SINGAPORE - The two community cases announced on Sunday (Jan 17) are linked to a Singapore Police Force para-veterinarian who was earlier confirmed to have Covid-19, to form a new cluster with four cases.
The first case, a 44-year-old Singaporean man, works as an administrative officer with the police at 2 Mowbray Road, said the Ministry of Health (MOH). He had a dry throat on Jan 7 but did not see a doctor.
The man was tested on Friday as part of the special testing operations by MOH at his workplace following his colleague s positive test.