The 1,900 flats at Rail Green I and II @ CCK are among the 6,800 units to be offered in the Build-To-Order sales exercise in early October, says HDB.
SINGAPORE: About 1,900 Build-to-Order flats in Choa Chu Kang will be offered for sale in the upcoming exercise in early October, the Housing and Development Board announced on Sunday .
The units will also be oriented to optimise panoramic views towards Pang Sua Canal and the linear green"as much as possible for residents to enjoy green living", said HDB. According to HDB, the KTM railway line that was built in 1903 ran through the Choa Chu Kang site to a station at Woodlands. The track was removed in 2011 after the line ceased operations, and the government worked with stakeholders to develop the Rail Corridor due to its historical significance.
"These sessions provided opportunities for the various parties to come together to share their perspectives, reach a common understanding on Singapore’s land use needs and challenges, and co-create solutions to address greenery and heritage considerations." "These revisions underscore the importance of preserving natural spaces, heritage and promoting biodiversity within our urban landscapes," it said.
The revised plan will also retain the original alignment of the Rail Corridor as much as possible, with enhancements to showcase Singapore's railway heritage, said HDB. "Interested flat buyers can therefore submit their application any time during the seven-day period."HDB Flat Eligibility letter
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