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For the first time in almost a decade, about 610 Build-To-Order (BTO) flats will be launched for sale in Queenstown, Singapore s oldest town and one of the most sought-after mature housing estates.
February 05, 2021
The Queenstown and Jurong East projects are among the seven BTO sites, offering some 4,900 flats, that HDB will launch in August.
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SINGAPORE - For the first time in almost a decade, some 610 build-to-order (BTO) flats in Queenstown, Singapore s oldest town and one of the most sought-after mature housing estates, will be launched for sale.
Another 560 BTO flats will also be launched in Jurong East, which will be getting its first new units in 10 years.
The two housing projects are among the seven BTO sites offering some 4,900 flats that will be launched by the HDB in August.
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13 HDB resale flats sold for at least $1m each last month
The highest transacted price last month was $1.21 million for a five-room unit at Natura Loft in Bishan. TNP FILE PHOTO
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The Housing Board resale market started the year on a strong footing as prices rose for the seventh consecutive month last month, propped up by the continuing strong demand for public housing.
According to flash data from real estate portal SRX released yesterday, resale prices rose by 1.7 per cent last month, compared with last December.
The overall price increase was 7.7 per cent compared with last year, but still 7 per cent lower than the peak in April 2013.
Singapore property prices rose last year defying the economy-wrecking COVID-19 pandemic. Prices of private residences went up 2.2 per cent for the year despite the pandemic which also resulted in the sales of property to foreigners to fall to a 17-year low.