Tag Archives: HDB Flats

Since 1996 Singapore flats are required to have a bomb shelter installed in the buildings. The purpose of these shelters are to protect the occupants in the event of a war or explosion. While it is common for HDB owners to have their personal bomb shelter, those staying in some …

Dubbed the Yistana, the listing also indicated that the house costs lest than half a million dollar, and situated in the most safest HDB block in Singapore. The unit being marketed in three floors below the President's own jumbo house.

My neighbor of next unit of EVERY FLOOR from 14th down to 2nd floor from their kitchen window are all "Japanese bread" !! We are being bombed by soiled sanitary pads everyday! When I tell them about it.. they say these are not the worst and they had complaints to town council and MP but they did nothing

HDB flats are so expensive now, that if you are a middle income earner with a family to support, and even if both husband and wife are working like most Singaporeans are now, it still would not be enough to pay for your HDB house. You still need years and years to pay off the debt of your house. In fact, you end up paying for your house until you are retired, that you cannot even call it your house. If it is your house, you don't have to pay money to government every month apart from utility bills.

In another unsurprising move to increase prices, property analysts have predicted that the new Housing Development Board (HDB) Build-to-Order (BTO) units in Bidadari estate, located between MRT stations Woodleigh and Potong Pasir, will probably come at a premium.

I think the people complaining about all the defects in the Trivelis DBSS project need to wake up their idea. If you buyers can afford more than a couple hundreds of thousands for more expensive DBSS flats instead of buying simple and cheap units like everyone else, then why are you complaining so much? The Authorities have delivered on the promise of giving the public cheap affordable housing, and you buyers willingly pay extra for some extra features, so why should you buyers insistently harass the Authorities to keep making good on defects when you can clearly afford further private renovations yourselves?