For a long time, to have your flat Sers-ed is like getting a windfall, akin to striking Toto or 4D. Through the scheme, the government acquires HDB flats from owners for redevelopment. In return, these owners are compensated and get an option to buy a new flat with a fresh 99-year lease at a subsidised rate. It's also another way.
Two more HDB estates have joined the million-dollar HDB resale club in July. Earlier in July, it was reported that a 47-year-old HDB flat in Marine Parade was sold for $1.01 million, making it the first million-dollar resale flat in the estate. But the estate is not the only estate recording its first $1 million sale last month. According to.
When people want to get a new HDB flat, they usually take the HDB BTO route. Or they might turn to Sale of Balance Flats (SBF) or open booking. On the other hand, these sales exercises are very competitive, so it's tough to get a queue number. One option is to go for a BTO flat that has finished its.
Keeping up with the most expensive HDB flat ever sold is proving to be a challenge, as flats all over Singapore keep fighting valiantly for the title. As of July 2022, we have a new record a five-room HDB flat at SkyTerrace @ Dawson has just topped the charts at a selling price of $1,418,000. This news comes just.
The proliferation of million-dollar flats in the past decade is nothing short of incredible. Keep in mind that the first million-dollar flat, at Mei Ling Street in Queenstown, was only in 2012; and it was an eye-opener at the time. Today, there were around 259 such transactions in 2021 alone; and the latest Tiong Bahru View sold for $1.158 million.