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Strata landed housing refers to low-rise, low-density residential developments with a strata title arrangement. These properties do not have condominium status and must meet specific criteria, including: - Each strata unit must have a minimum building footprint with ground contact of 100 sq m. - Upper storeys and basements of each strata unit cannot be subdivided into separate strata units. - The minimum plot size requirement is 1,000 sqm. - Maximum site coverage allowed is 50% for developments outside Good Class Bungalow Areas (GCBAs) and 40% within GCBAs. - At least 45% of the nett site area must be set aside for Communal Open Space (COS) and communal facilities. Strata landed housing can comprise one of the following types: - Strata detached houses (bungalows) - Strata semi-detached houses - Strata terrace houses (comprising at least three strata terrace units)