Ready-to-BTO couples who absolutely adore the ocean will be tripping over themselves in glee when they hear about the latest Punggol units up for balloting.
That’s because some units will have unhindered and expansive views of the ocean.
The September BTO launch will feature 2,724 units at the northern edge of Punggol – Punggol Point Cove and Punggol Point Crown – and another 649 units in Tampines called Tampines GreenGlen.
Starting off with Punggol Point Cove, the 8 blocks are set right at the edge of the island. Lucky residents on the eastern blocks will have a view of the waters.
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New owners who are successful in getting a flat here can expect to move into their new homes between 30 November 2024 to 31 January 2025.
Punggol Point Crown will be located right above Punggol Point Woods. Since it is right beside the jetty, some of the units will have a clear view of the sea between Singapore and JB.
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Successful applicants for Punggol Point Crown can expect to get their flats between 31 July 2024 and 31 October 2024.
Tampines GreenGlen will be enclosed by Tampines North Drive 1 and Tampines Street 64. There will be 649 combined units of 4 and 5 room flats for you to choose from.
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The Tampines Green Glen is roughly a 10-minute walk from IKEA Tampines and Giant Hypermarket, so residents will be able to satisfy their IKEA meatball cravings instantly whenever it strikes.
Tampines Green Glen will be ready for its new residents from 29 February 2024 to 30 April 2024.
Prices for the above BTO flats start from $109,000 without grants and $29,000 with grants.
If you wish to apply for the BTO, please do so by 17 Sep. Also, remember to check your eligibility for a loan from HDB.
Otherwise, if you prefer to submit your application at HDB Hub or any HDB branches, here are their operating hours:
So, if you and your partner are looking for a flat with a seafront view, click here for a detailed understanding of this month’s BTO flats.
All the best securing a flat.
Featured image adapted from Housing Development Board.
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