cukurrrrrr orang Melayu kaya

Will the development go holand or not?

Shit why suddenly got so many moew surround me....

This post has been edited by moiskyrie: Jun 11 2025, 08:25 AM

Cukur more money for JDT

T1's place

https://www.google.com/maps/@1.3114508,103....SoASAFQAw%3D%3D

Image from Google Maps

Swapping big land with small land because big development is not allowed in big land near to botanic garden?

Macan kena game by SG je

Rugi betul

https://explorersg.com/the-history-behind-istana-woodneuk/

Now that SG govt has taken over the land. It should restore the istana, maybe make it a museum.

No money involved, the problem is the existing land can't develop due to singapore government restriction, they can hold the land forever as they want and remain as it is, cannot unlock the value of the land.

Now with the land swap, at least they can build and sell low density residential house to billionaire/millionaire.

"the land parcels to be swapped are comparable in value."
Area is area. you occupy more area, suppose to get more.

Somemore close to UNESCO site. Deserves that Singapore Gov should pay more

must be nice to be royalty

Plot A is developed (ie got building already). Plot C is not (empty land).

That's why Plot A value is higher.

No need put money, can earn rental.

This post has been edited by takbodoh722: Jun 11 2025, 11:28 AM

Petronas Gas pipe. other utilities.

yup, sg gov can impose restriction and some don't make sense. like my current place, got height restriction, maximum can go 5 levels and it's not near any airstrip. maybe there are other reasons i don't know.

basically no developer will want to buy the land and re-develop a new housing project (they call it en-bloc).

maybe johor has no choice but to accept it cos it'll be left vacant anyway.. it's been this way for decades. so johor thinks maybe do something different now. but sg gov is known to always extend courtesy to johor royal family so i am sure major considerations have been done

sg's land policy is very pro gov. the gov can acquire any land it wants, even for freehold properties.. but they will pay market price. this is better for national development

This post has been edited by icycokes: Jun 11 2025, 01:24 PM

Of course it does what are you smoking

Because your place is in old zones such as Telok Kurau, infrastructures such as road, electricity and water supply was not catered for high density population.

Hence URA won’t approve it.

Singapore’s government doesn’t make decisions without sound reasoning.

M kaya is own effort, but miskin is C fault.

Wao

Next time somebody ask "tanah ini milik siapa"? Ask them to provide proof.