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WayneC

10 Mar 2022

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1 Mil ++ HDB flat in Yishun. Will you be keen?

An Executive flat in Yishun has joined the million-dollar club when it was sold for S$1.038 million in February 2022. This marks a first in the estate, as well as the first time in four years for a flat in a non-mature estate to be sold for at least a million dollars.

https://www.99.co/singapore/insider/yishun-flat...

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Low Yong Han

25 Mar 2022

Great developments

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Ohmyhome

Edited 16 Mar 2022

If there's a condo in a more central location for the same price, we'll probably pick that.

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Ace

14 Mar 2022

Won't be keen due to location. Buyer might have close friends or families nearby/school or work ne...

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