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December 2023 BTO flats launch: All the projects' details from Woodlands to Queenstown

December 2023 BTO flats launch: All the projects' details from Woodlands to Queenstown
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While the October HDB BTO exercise is in full swing, hopeful applicants need not despair if they haven't secured their dream BTO just yet.

The horizon is bright with the upcoming December HDB BTO sales, offering another chance for aspiring homeowners to make their dreams a reality.

In this article, we will delve into the exciting details of the December 2023 BTO projects, showcasing the diverse opportunities awaiting potential homeowners.

The upcoming December 2023 BTO

In December, the Housing and Development Board (HDB) will unveil eight new BTO projects, spanning vibrant neighbourhoods such as Bedok, Bishan, Bukit Merah, Bukit Panjang, Jurong West, Queenstown, and Woodlands.

This batch promises approximately 6,000 flats for eager buyers.

The launch will bring the total number of BTO flats for 2023 to nearly 22,700, aligning closely with the planned annual release of 23,000 BTO flats.

Estate Number of units
Woodlands 1,220 (in two projects)
Queenstown 890
Bukit Merah 900
Bishan 730
Bedok 1,230
Jurong West 710
Bukit Panjang 330
Total units 6,010

Specific project details

Among the highlights are two Woodlands BTO developments, comprising around 1,220 units strategically located near Woodlands MRT station. These developments feature versatile two-room flexi, three-, four-, and five-room flats, ensuring a housing option for every need.

One project, nestled adjacent to Woodlands Street 13 and Woodlands Avenue 5, exclusively offers three- and four-room flats, providing comfortable living spaces for families.

PHOTO: HDB

The other project, situated at Woodlands Avenue 5 overlooking Woodlands MRT, offers a versatile selection of flats. Ranging from two-room flexi to five-room flats, alongside three- and four-room options, this development ensures a wide range of housing choices.

PHOTO: HDB

Additionally, the eastern half of Dover Forest in Queenstown will host a final project, offering 890 three- and four-room flats adjacent to the Dover MRT stop. This serene locale is perfect for those seeking a tranquil yet connected living experience.

PHOTO: HDB

In Bukit Merah, approximately 900 two-room flexi, three-, and four-room flats will grace the site of the former Alexandra Post Office. Situated within a 10-minute stroll from Redhill MRT station, this location seamlessly combines convenience and accessibility.

PHOTO: HDB

Meanwhile, the Sin Ming Road plot in Bishan introduces about 730 three- and four-room flats, marking the area's first new units since 1988. These developments symbolise progress and modern living in a historic neighbourhood.

PHOTO: HDB

In Bedok, a unique opportunity arises with the introduction of community care apartments, specifically designed for the elderly, complete with tailored care services. Alongside these, three, four, and five-room flats will also be available, totaling 1,230 flats for eager buyers.

The site is strategically located between the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) and Bedok North Road, ensuring both accessibility and convenience.

PHOTO: HDB

In Jurong West, a total of 710 flats will be on offer, catering to various needs with two-room flexi, three, four, and five-room flats. Situated near Hua-Yi Secondary School, this development provides an ideal living space for families, coupled with educational convenience.

PHOTO: HDB

The quaint neighbourhood of Bukit Panjang unveils a cosy 330-unit development, offering a mix of two-room flexi and four-room flats.

Nestled between Cashew Road and Petir Road, this community is adjacent to Petir Park, providing a serene environment for residents. Conveniently served by Petir and Pending LRT stations, this development ensures seamless connectivity and a harmonious living experience.

PHOTO: HDB

Potential BTO classifications

Analysts anticipate that Queenstown and Bukit Merah projects might fall under the prime location public housing (PLH) model, given their city fringe locations and proximity to MRT stations.

Meanwhile, the Sin Ming flats, although slightly distant from the city centre, could potentially be categorised under the new Plus category. This reclassification introduces stricter resale conditions, emphasising the need for timely decision-making.

A little advice from analysts?

For prospective buyers keen on avoiding potential resale restrictions linked to the new BTO classifications, acting swiftly is paramount.

Applying for the December flats becomes a strategic move, ensuring eligibility under existing regulations and securing a favourable housing deal.

Wrapping up

As the year draws to a close, the December 2023 HDB BTO sales promise a spectrum of housing possibilities, each tailored to diverse lifestyles and preferences.

With an array of locations, flat types, and innovative features, these projects pave the way for a brighter, more convenient future for Singaporean homeowners.

So, seize this opportunity, explore the options, and embark on the journey to your dream home!

ALSO READ: 30 upcoming HDB BTO projects reaching MOP in 2024/25: Here's where to find them

This article was first published in 99.co.

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