5-room Henderson Road HDB flat with 96 years lease left sold for record S$1.4 million
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Have always wanted to live near the city centre? Look out for the May 2022 Bukit Merah HDB BTO projects. With a total of 2,440 flats available, these two projects make up nearly half of the total number of flats to be offered in the upcoming launch. HDB hasn’t released the price range yet. So for now, you can refer...
Project: City Vue Henderson HDB Town Bukit Merah Address: 95A-C, 96A-B Henderson Road No. of Units: 1,232 City Vue @ Henderson first gained a ton of public recognition when photos of its truly magnificient view was published in a Today article. From there, many have seen just what living in a tall development is like. Those living at the top few floors will enjoy unblocked views to the...
July 03, 2021 Redhill Market and Food Centre (above) and Bukit Merah Central Food Centre during lunchtime yesterday, when there were no crowds and no long queues. TNP PHOTO: SERENE HO Even though Redhill Market and Food Centre and Bukit Merah Central Food Centre are not Covid-19 hot spots, they are situated close enough for patrons to avoid all the same. Hawker stalls there The New Paper spoke to have struggled with a massive drop in business ever since the emergence of the Bukit Merah View and Redhill Close Covid-19 clusters last month, as well as cases who patronised the FairPrice supermark...
0 Engagements Covid-19 testing for staff and members of the public who had been to the FairPrice supermarket at 166 Bukit Merah Central appeared to be running smoothly yesterday morning. A temporary testing site was set up at Block 125A Bukit Merah View after a number of Covid-19 cases were found among people who had visited the supermarket, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said on Monday. The testing for those who work there or had visited the outlet between June 3 and Monday is to break any possible chains of transmission, MOH said. When The Straits Times visited at about 10am yesterday, there ...