HDB launches over 7,500 flats in November sales exercise

Including the first housing project in Tampines North.

The Housing and Development Board (HDB) today launched 7,568 flats for sale in a mix of mature and non-mature towns under the November Build-to-Order (BTO) and the Sale of Balance Flats (SBF) exercise.

The flats offered include the first housing project in Tampines North, which will also feature the first Three-Generation flats in a mature town.

HDB will offer 4,277 BTO flats spread across six projects in the non-mature towns of Sembawang, Sengkang and Yishun, and the mature town of Tampines.

Tampines GreenRidges, the first housing development in Tampines North, will be offered for sale.

This launch brings the total BTO flat supply in 2014 to 22,455 units, in line with HDB’s goal to launch 22,400 BTO flats for sale this year.

Together with the 6,674 balance flats offered under the May and November 2014 SBF exercises, HDB has offered a total of 29,129 flats for sale in 2014.

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