About Hill House Opened for Preview with Starting Prices from $1.3m | The 72-unit Hill House condominium development at 11 Institutional Hill situated in prime District 9 is now open for preview, with 1-bedroom units starting at $1.3 million. Meanwhile, plans are underway to clear about thirty-one hectares of forested land in Bedok to pave way for housing and a linking road within the Bayshore precinct that is forthcoming.
More than 36 of the seventy-two units at the project will be 1-bedroom or one-plus-1-bedroom apartments, with the latter costing one point four million dollars. 2-bedroom units will be available from $1.8 million, and 3-bedroom units will start at $2.1 million. The 999-year leasehold condominium is a joint venture project of Roxy-Pacific Holdings, Macy Group, and LWH Holdings. It is within walking distance of MRT stations known as Somerset, Robertson Quay, and Orchard Roady. Additionally, you’ll find other amenities such as shopping malls, bars and 24-hour supermarkets.
In the same vein, the Bayshore area will have a combination of public and private housing, with two upcoming MRT stations located on the Bayshore and Bedok South on the Thomson-East Coast Line. The public can view HDB’s environmental impact assessment data on its website and have until November 29th, 2022 to provide feedback.
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On the other hand, nature experts have urged authorities to enthrone green spaces when strategizing future urban developments, rather than abandoning them as an afterthought, CNA reported. The (URA) commonly known as Urban Redevelopment Authority is putting two residential sites at certain locations including Lentor Central and Lentor Gardens to be sold under the 2nd half of the 2022 Government Land Sales (GLS) program.
The Lentor Gardens site, which is on the Confirmed List, has a maximum gross floor area of 21,866.7 sq m. It is expected to yield about five hundred and thirty housing units. The Government’s latest cooling measures, unveiled in September, have had a negative impact on the HDB resale market, with transaction volumes falling by 24.1% month-on-month and price growth declining by more than half, according to Singapore Business Review.
