2021 and 2022 both saw record numbers of million-dollar flats; and while these are still outliers, they are becoming almost expected in some areas like Tiong Bahru, Queenstown, and more specific projects like Pinnacle @ Duxton. But is this a healthy phenomenon? As some people have incessantly pointed out, it could make sense to spend a bit more for even.
HDB stopped building maisonettes way back in 1995, but Singaporeans never got over their love for it. As we've pointed out before, a significant portion of million-dollar flats are maisonettes; and if Singaporeans are buying them despite the advanced lease decay, then perhaps it's worth revisiting the scheme. Here's why we think the double-storey maisonette may be worth building again.
"Our first home was a four-room BTO in Sengkang. It had 91 square metres or 980 square feet of space and was conveniently located next to Sengkang MRT. We had wonderful neighbours and enjoyed the accessibility and amenities nearby. "However, when our estate MOP (minimum occupation period)-ed, we made the difficult decision to start looking for a bigger unit to.
Mr and Mrs Teo felt that their first home, a 93 sqm (1,001 sq ft) 4-room HDB BTO flat, had little room for their kids to play and run around. After much discussion, the couple decided to search for a bigger unit: either an HDB Executive Maisonette (EM) or an Executive Apartment (EA). “We are actually fine with either an.
With private housing prices at a new peak, HDB upgraders may find that condos are currently out of reach. The next best alternative might be the spacious Executive Apartments (EAs), which go up to a whopping 1,600+ sq ft in some areas. At around half the price of a typical new launch condo today and minus the high maintenance fees,.