Two Ang Mo Kio developments stand out for prospective homebuyers in 2025: Central Trio and Pine Ville. As property analysts continue to debate their merits, I’ve compiled this comprehensive breakdown to help you make an informed decision.
The decision to pay off a Housing & Development Board (HDB) loan ahead of schedule is a significant one for any Singaporean household. In the economic climate of May 2025, characterized by cautious growth and evolving interest rate landscapes, this choice requires careful consideration. This guide aims to dissect the pros and cons of early HDB loan repayment, offering tailored perspectives for different demographic groups, all while navigating the prevailing financial environment.
As a resident affected by the Ang Mo Kio SERS (Selective En bloc Redevelopment Scheme), watching the new BTO blocks rise-now just waiting for the final “lego” unit to complete the stacks-brings a mix of emotions and reflections.
Finding a new home is exciting, but the不安 (anxiety) of potential noise pollution from neighbors can cast a shadow, especially when you cherish your morning peace. This was exactly the concern my wife raised as we considered our next move – how would we know if the sounds next door would disrupt our quiet mornings?
It’s high-rise littering, but perhaps “low-rise” is more accurate in this case. We have an elderly couple, an uncle and aunty living on level 2, who have unfortunately developed a habit of throwing litter directly out of their window.
Living in an HDB block means embracing community living. We share corridors, lifts, and inevitably, a certain amount of ambient sound. Most of us understand this – the occasional baby crying, the distant sounds of evening TV, the weekend renovation buzz. It’s part of the package. We learn to tune it out, live and let live.
The internet has been captivated by a new trend of AI-generated Studio Ghibli-style images, as ChatGPT’s latest update allows users to transform ordinary photos into enchanting artwork reminiscent of Hayao Miyazaki’s beloved animated films. As reported by CNN, this viral phenomenon showcases both the creative potential and copyright concerns surrounding AI-generated content in the style of iconic artists.
Singapore’s public housing market has witnessed a remarkable phenomenon in recent years—the surge of Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats selling for at least $1 million. What began as an anomaly has evolved into a significant trend that reflects broader changes in Singapore’s property landscape. This report analyzes the percentage increase of million-dollar HDB transactions each year since the first such sale occurred.
Using free online tools to assist us in Sunlight analysis, shadow castings and viewing the nearby surroundings even before the BTO was built.
