URA readies sites in 6 areas for new homes, including 1 in Kallang and another near Lavender station
SINGAPORE – Singapore’s housing supply is set to increase as the authorities ready land plots in several areas for development, including two sites near the future Kampong Bugis residential precinct in Kallang.
Now zoned partially as a white site – which allows for a mix of uses – as well as for commercial use, the site is being re-zoned to be primarily for housing at a plot ratio of 4.2. A park of about 0.3ha will also be added. Meanwhile, OrangeTee and Tie senior vice-president of research and analytics Christine Sun said a public housing development is more likely for the site and that it will probably fall under the Prime Location Public Housing model if so.
But she and Mr Mak noted that there are several blocks of HDB flats nearby that are in their 40s, which may spur the insertion of a new Build-To-Order project to rejuvenate the area. Highlighting public housing projects in the vicinity, Ms Sun said the site could be used for BTO flats and added that its proximity to Kallang River will add to its attractiveness.
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