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Executive Flats

This mammoth of an HDB flat has an estimated 130 sqm of floor area. The highlights include an extra space, ideal for a study room or alternative television corner. Additionally, some of the executive flats come adorned with a balcony

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Expanded Use of Solar Energy

If you are attentive to your surroundings, you would notice that there is an increasing number of solar panels over the years. This is because Singapore’s government has been pushing for the use of sustainable energy. Currently, about 176 HDB blocks are using solar power to light up common areas. Government will progressively expands solar panels installation to other blocks.

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This one is a heads-up for Singaporeans too. The HDB is trying out a new type of design dubbed the 3Gen Flats, or 3 generation flats,  specifically tailoring to multi-generational families. Compared to the 5 – room flat it is considerably more spacious with an estimated 115 square, making way for an additional bedroom and bathroom

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5 –Room Flat

Covering 110 sqm, the 5 – room flat is a more spacious variation on the previously mentioned flats, including an additional dining area.

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4 – Room Flat

Ideal for young couples starting a family, the 4 – room flat offers an intimate and cozy living experience. Basically, it’s the 3 – room flat plus one bedroom, upping the total estimated living space to about 90 sqm.

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3 Room Flat

Despite what the name suggests, the 3 – room HDB flat is actually a bit more than just a one room upgrade from the 2 –room HDB flat. It comprises of a living area, a master bedroom plus attached bathroom, another bedroom, a common bathroom, a kitchen, a service yard and a storeroom

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2 Room Flat

The two room HDB flat is specifically tailored towards the smaller and less affluent households.

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Studio Apartment

Studio apartments are designed and tailored to meet the needs of elderly residents with modest means who aim to live independently.

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In 1959, Singapore gained independence to its own country. They found out that Singapore have serious housing shortage and related problems such as overcrowding and squatter settlements.

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Vision:
To be an outstanding organisation with people fulfilling aspirations for homes and communities to be proud of.

Mission:
To provide affordable homes of quality and value. Creating vibrant and sustainable Towns and to promote the building of active and cohesive communities. HDB hopes to inspire and enable each other to give of our best.

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How Singapore Housing Has Evolved From 1960s

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How Singapore Housing Has Evolved From 1960s

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Lack of Food, water,sanitation and housing.
Infrastructural destruction
Disruption in Education
Unemployment