In a striking display of Ang Mo Kio's escalating real estate market, Block 591A has once again made headlines by clocking its second S$1 million transaction for a 4-room Housing and Development Board (HDB) unit on Nov 1, 2023. This sale not only underscores the growing demand in the region but also marks a significant trend in Singapore's public housing.
In the realm of property, few feats capture attention like breaking the million-dollar ceiling. Cheng San Court, specifically, a four-bedder in Block 591A, has recently become the talk of the town for this exact reason. Behind this record-setting sale stand Jerlyn Ng and Javier Sito. Their journey provides unique insights into the essence of this sale and the vibrant landscape.
In the bustling heart of Ang Mo Kio, a significant milestone has been achieved in the local real estate market, marking a historic moment for four-room HDB units. The spotlight falls on a specific property, Cheng San Court, located on the high floors between the 31st and 33rd storey of Block 591A on Ang Mo Kio Street 51. This unassuming.
While it’s common knowledge among Singaporeans that BTO flats can be profitable, the burning question often is: just how much? While some standout properties like the Pinnacle @ Duxton boast exceptional returns, how do the majority really fare? In this piece, we take a look at the middle number between the minimum and maximum price offered for a flat type.
One of the key aspects of buying an HDB flat is that after completing the flat purchase (aka the key collection), you’ll need to occupy the flat for a certain number of years. This period, known as the Minimum Occupation Period (MOP), usually lasts five years. (For Prime Location Public Housing (PLH) flats, it’s 10 years.) When the MOP ends,.