Tender alert: Government releases two residential sites

The sites at Hillview Avenue and Upper Serangoon View/Upper Serangoon Road are estimated to yield 805 housing units.

The Urban Redevelopment Authority, which launched the sites with the Housing Development Board, said:

The two land parcels are launched for sale under the Confirmed List of the 1st half 2012 (1H2012) Government Land Sales (GLS) Programme. Together, these sites will yield about 805 units, as part of the total 7,000 residential units to be launched under the GLS Programme for 1st half 2012.

Land Parcel at Hillview Avenue
The land parcel, with a site area of about 1.26 ha, is located within an established residential estate in the west region. The site can potentially yield about 370 private housing units and is near the future Cashew and Hillview MRT Stations.

Land Parcel at Upper Serangoon View/Upper Serangoon Road
The land parcel, with a site area of about 1.24 ha, is located in the north-east region and is in close proximity to Hougang MRT Station and Bus Interchange. Earmarked for an executive condominium development, the site can potentially yield about 435 units and is easily accessible via nearby TPE, KPE and CTE.

Tender for the residential sites at Hillview Avenue and Upper Serangoon View/Upper Serangoon Road will close at 12 noon on 6 March 2012 and 1 March 2012 respectively.

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