Centrale 8 At Tampines DBSS was the 8th out of 13 DBSS to be built in Singapore, and it holds a special place in Singapore's DBSS history as one of the most (if not the most) scandalous DBSS that formed part of why the entire scheme was scrapped. When developer Sim Lian announced the indicative price of a five-room flat.
Project: Parkland Residences HDB Town Hougang Address: 475A-D Upper Serangoon Cres Lease Start Date: 2014 No. of Units: 680
Parkland Residences DBSS was launched more than 10 years ago in January 2012 and it was the second last DBSS to be launched before the scheme was stopped altogether. Regardless of your thoughts on how successful the DBSS scheme has been, this one, in particular, does have quite a number of.
Ever since the last record-breaking $1.4 million resale HDB sale in Henderson, the conversation on whether HDB prices are getting out of hand has been all homebuyers can talk about. For some, it’s hard to accept that HDB prices can cost this much, even when you look at equivalent options and realise that there really isn’t much to fair comparison.
Hougang Capeview was launched in the November 2011 BTO exercise.
Back then, some people were complaining about this launch being “so ulu” and “near a reservoir”.
Fast forward 10 years and people can now see that the “near a reservoir” is really a strength with both the park connector next to it, as well as the river and greenery facing that many units here enjoy.
Prices of 5-room flats here currently average around $700,000, close to twice its initial launch prices, showing just how sought after some of the units here are.
The development was even the very first public housing to have achieved a Conquas Star rating – a standard of construction quality that the Building and Construction Authority uses.
December 10, 2020
A five-room unit at The Pinnacle @ Duxton sold for $1,248,000.
The Straits Times file
SINGAPORE - The number of Housing Board (HDB) resale flats sold for $1 million or more each has hit a new high, following 13 transactions done in November, according to data from real estate portal SRX released on Thursday (Dec 10).
The 72 million-dollar flats sold in January to November this year compare to 64 such units for the whole of 2019.
SRX s flash estimates for November also reveal that HDB resale prices rose for the fifth consecutive month, though the volume of transactions dipped.
At the top end of the HDB resale market, a five-room unit at The Pinnacle @ Duxton sold for $1,248,000, which was the highest transacted price registered for a resale flat in November.