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Higher income ceilings trigger launch of 7,964 new BTO flats in Singapore
Detected 1h 28m ago·1 sources·🇸🇬·Peaks in ~36h
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AISingapore's Housing Development Board announced the release of 7,964 Build-to-Order (BTO) flats as the government raises income ceilings for eligibility. The move aims to expand homeownership options for higher‑earning households and boost the property market.
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Expected peak in ~36h17%
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