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Hi All Singapore Stuff, The news recently reported that one single buyer bought all 20 apartments of one condominium (Eden by Swire Properties) located in Orchard. The 20 apartments were sold for a total of SG$293 million (SG$4,827 per sq ft). Nearby is another 11-storey condominium (Abelia at Ardmore Park) …

Min Shan tried to assure Singaporeans that sexual orientation do not influence policies. But why is 377A still around?

It’s time that the Government/HDB should be transparent about the BTO balloting process. The motherhood statements do not help anymore.

Currently in 461D at West Rock, Bukit Batok West Ave 8, there is a family that has been constantly harassing the neighbours. The harassment started 6 months ago, ranging from having more than 8 kids in the corridor and making noise during the night to having a PMD repair workshop from 6pm to 6am.

I live in Punggol Drive Blk 666B and this loud drilling from the level above has occurred since days ago and starts at 9am, sometimes even ending at 8pm. I literally have to wake up to drilling everyday and it is annoying because I have to work from home. I cannot even speak during online meetings because no one hears me.

The Peoples Association doesn’t care bout people. I’m living alone with severe health and financial problems. I’m on a long medical leave by the doctor. My house has been leaking incessantly for many many months now. It got so bad, it caused a huge spike in my water bill usage. It has also affected me health.

A netizen shared three photos showing how her Housing Development Board (HDB) toilet concrete ceiling had fallen down. According to her post, the mother and son were happily playing water in the toilet. This was when the slab of concrete fell onto her son's back. Based on the photo, her son sustained a cut on his back.

Taman Jurong residents were arranged a free hotel stay at nearby Genting hotel during the circuit breaker period while migrant workers in essential services moved into vacant HDB units at their estate. Isn't it less troublesome to just move the migrant workers into the hotel?

On Good Friday, a fire swept through a 10th-floor HDB flat in Sengkang belonging to a single mother and her 3 children. The fire damaged the entire master bedroom, toilets, and sewerage pipes, as well as part of the living room. Her upstairs neighbour's toilet was also damaged and she might have to pay for those damages. To help her out, the Restaurant & Bar Hoteliers Alliance (RBHA) came together to raise funds for this poor family during this time of need.

And just to rub salt onto residents' wounds, the PAP MP for the area, Ong Teng Koon, quickly posted a flyer after the SDP raised the matter. He said that he had been “pushing hard” for a solution and the situation is “making good progress”.