Separately, the government has also released five confirmed list sites and eight reserve list sites for the 1H 2022 GLS programme.
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The new Singapore property cooling measures, which include a higher ABSD, lower TDSR, and tighter LTV, will take effect from today, 16 December 2021.
I had similar experience with my ex landlord. The most horrible landlord I ever came across. And never before such experience in the four other countries I stayed before.
The government has announced a package of cooling measures for private residential and HDB resale markets effective from midnight 16 December 2021. The announcement follows the government’s close monitoring of the property market for several quarters. The private residential and HDB resale markets have been buoyant despite the economic impact of COVID-19. In its release,...
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The government has announced that it’s redeveloping approximately 3.7 hectares (ha), or 398,265 square feet of land at a brownfield site bounded by Alexandra Road, Prince Charles Crescent and Alexandra Canal for future public housing. According to a press release from HDB and SLA, when developed, the site will provide about 1,500 flats to meet...
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In the upcoming Feb 2022 BTO launch, 1,270 units will be launched across two projects in Tengah. Here’s everything you need to know about the Tengah BTO. Feb 2022 Tengah BTO at a glance Location Along Tengah Garden Avenue and Tengah Boulevard Along Tengah Drive and Tengah Garden Walk Classification Non-mature estate Number of units...
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The May 2022 HDB BTO launch will offer about 5,200 to 5,700 units in Bukit Merah, Jurong West, Queenstown, Tampines, Toa Payoh, and Yishun. By looking at Google Maps and the URA Masterplan, we guess where the new flats could be.
For purchasing a restricted residential property on behalf of a foreigner, the 49-year-old Singaporean, Song Fanrong, could be imprisoned for up to three years, fined by up to $100,000, or both.