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Please show me the 2019 Master Plan

The URA Master Plan 2019 outlines Singapore's future urban development. Key points include new housing options, economic decentralization, growth in Marina Bay, Jurong, and Punggol, enterprise districts like Punggol Digital District, mixed-use CBD developments, and increased green spaces promoting sustainable living.
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If an owner has a private residential condo unit under his own name and wants to downgrade to a resale HDB flat, does he need to include his wife in the HDB flat purchase?

Under the "married couples and/or parent(s) with child(ren)" scheme for buying a resale HDB, you must form a family nucleus with your spouse if you are still legally married.
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What is the most affordable area in Singapore

Choa Chu Kang is the most affordable HDB area, with four-room flats at S$523 psf. Jurong West and Woodlands also offer budget-friendly options. For undervalued neighborhoods, consider Jurong, Woodlands, Paya Lebar/Geylang, Bayshore, and Tengah. District 3 has affordable condos, with Emerald Park at S$1,561 psf.
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How do I manage alerts

EdgeProp offers a property alerts feature for tracking preferred Singapore properties by project or location. You can create customized alerts based on various criteria like HDB Estate, District, or amenities. Manage alerts via the EdgeProp website or the EdgePropSG with Buddy mobile app for real-time updates and breaking news.
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Is there an ABSD reduction in 2026

There is no information available about an ABSD reduction in 2026. As of the most recent updates, the ABSD rates in Singapore are as follows: - Singapore Citizens (2nd property): 20% - Singapore Citizens (3rd and subsequent properties): 30% - Permanent Residents (1st property): 5% - Permanent Residents (2nd property): 30% - Permanent Residents (3rd and subsequent properties): 35% - Foreigners (any property): 60% - Entities (any property): 65%
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Can a single buyer purchase a resale Executive Condominium (EC) in Singapore

A single buyer aged at least 21 can purchase a resale Executive Condominium (EC) in Singapore without forming a family nucleus, but they are not eligible for CPF Housing Grants.
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Which BTO projects have recently collected keys in 2025

Yishun Boardwalk, Bishan Towers, Dakota One, Tampines GreenOpal, Sun Sails, Bartley Beacon, and Parc Woods @ Tengah have all completed key collections in 2025.
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What is the loan-to-value (LTV) limit for properties in Singapore

The loan-to-value (LTV) limit in Singapore varies based on the number of outstanding housing loans: - 0 loans: 75% or 55% - 1 loan: 45% or 25% - 2 loans: 35% or 15% The lower LTV applies if the loan tenure exceeds 30 years or extends beyond the borrower's age of 65. For joint borrowers, use their income-weighted average age. Example: [(60*$8,000) + (30*$10,000)] / ($18,000) = 43.34.
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What properties can foreigners buy in Singapore based on their residential status?

Foreigners, including Singapore Permanent Residents, may buy private condominiums, private executive condominiums over 10 years old, strata landed houses in approved developments, landed properties in Sentosa Cove, other landed properties with SLA permission, shophouses for commercial use, industrial/commercial properties, hotels, and certain HDB properties. Leasehold interest in restricted residential property is possible if under seven years.
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How do I use square foot in the context of Singapore real estate

In Singapore real estate, **square foot** is a standard unit used to measure property size. It's crucial for assessing property size, calculating price per square foot (psf), understanding regulations and trends, and planning renovations or layouts. This helps in making informed decisions when buying, selling, or renting property.
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