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SINGAPORE: The Housing and Development Board (HDB) on Tuesday (Aug 30) launched 4993 flats under its August Build-to-Order (BTO) exercise.

Prices are higher in the mature estates, starting at S$198,000 before grants for a two-room Flexi flat in Ang Mo Kio. “HDB will launch up to 23,000 new flats in 2023, and is prepared to launch up to 100,000 flats in total from 2021 to 2025 if needed, subject to prevailing demand,” said the board. HDB encouraged buyers to apply for a BTO flat in the non-mature towns to enjoy a "higher chance of success" in securing a flat. Applications for flats launched in the August 2022 BTO exercise can be made online on HDB InfoWEB from Aug 30 to Sep 5. For the BTO projects launched in August 2022, the waiting time generally ranges from three to 5.7 years, HDB said on Tuesday. On Tuesday, HDB says up to 20 per cent of the PLH flats in the two Bukit Merah projects will be set aside for first-timer families, and up to 2 per cent for second-timer families, under the Married Child Priority Scheme. [more BTO flats in non-mature estates for first-time homebuyers](https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/bto-hdb-first-timer-non-mature-flats-estates-mnd-second-timer-2903591) from the August BTO exercise, to address the strong demand from the group. For Havelock Hillside and Alexandra Vale, the amount to be recovered from the flat buyers is fixed at 6 per cent and will apply regardless of when the flats are sold in future, said HDB. The new housing model for public flats in prime areas was launched last year as part of efforts to keep housing in these locations accessible for Singaporeans. In the non-mature estates, flat prices before housing grants start from S$97,000 for a two-room Flexi flat in Jurong East, S$188,000 for a three-room flat in Woodlands, and S$277,000 for a four-room flat in Choa Chu Kang. HDB said there is a wide selection of flats in the August launch to meet different budgets and needs. SINGAPORE: The Housing and Development Board (HDB) on Tuesday (Aug 30) launched 4,993 flats for sale under its August Build-to-Order (BTO) exercise.

THE Housing and Development Board (HDB) has launched 4993 flats for sale under its August build-to-order (BTO) exercise. Read more at The Business Times.

SINGAPORE — A total of 4993 Build-To-Order (BTO) flats across seven projects were launched on Tuesday (Aug 30) by the Housing and Development Board (HDB), ...

The seventh project, in Woodlands, will consist of 630 units of two-room flexi, three and four-room flats. Prices for flats at Woodlands South Plains start from S$98,000, without grants, for a two room flexi flat, and S$303,000 for a four-room flat. It will consist of five residential blocks between 21 and 32 storeys in height, with 896 units of two room flexi, four, five-room and 3Gen flats. Prices for flats at Sun Plaza Spring start from S$381,000, without grants, for a four room flat, and S$520,000 for a five-room flat. Prices for flats at Keat Hong Grange start from S$102,000, without grants, for a two room flexi flat, and S$390,000 for a five-room flat. Prices for flats at Central Weave start from S$198,000, without grants, for a two room flexi flat, and S$720,000 for a five-room flat.

Chee Wei Kiong Leo Norman's offences were discovered when he tried to surreptitiously film a man he found attractive in a supermarket.

Both videos were more than a minute long. His offences date back more than a decade. Advertisement

HDB launched 4993 BTO flats on 30 Aug, including 1651 flats in Bukit Merah under the prime location public housing model.

- Queenstown - Five-room - Four-room - Three-room [Snap Poll Results Show S’poreans Are Most Interested In Ang Mo Kio For Aug 2022 BTO Launch] HDB noted that one of the blocks will have some rental flats.

The Aug 2022 BTO exercise includes two projects under the Prime Location Public Housing (PLH) model, located in Bukit Merah.

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The flats are spread across seven projects in both mature and non-mature estates in Ang Mo Kio, Bukit Merah, Choa Chu Kang, Jurong East, Tampines and Woodlands.

[online](https://www.hdb.gov.sg/cs/infoweb/Sales_Launch/30AUG2022/hdb-sales-launch) from today (Aug. The 5-room flats offered in Choa Chu Kang start from S$390,000. The Housing and Development Board (HDB) launched a total of 4,993 flats for sale today (Aug. 30, 2022) to Sep. Up to 20 per cent of the PLH flats in the two projects will be set aside for first-timer families, and up to two per cent will be set aside for second-timer families under the Married Child Priority Scheme. In the non-mature estates, flat prices excluding housing grants start from S$97,000 for a 2-room Flexi flat in Jurong East, S$188,000 for a 3-room flat in Woodlands, and S$277,000 for a 4-room flat in Choa Chu Kang.

SINGAPORE — A former Housing and Development Board (HDB) director pleaded guilty on Tuesday (Aug 30) to filming and taking photos of men in states of ...

In September 2019, in his apartment, he recorded the same man putting on his underwear. The court heard that Chee took videos and photos of other men changing at Safra locker rooms as well as of a man who was undressed at his home. As the man was checking that the video was deleted, he noticed that Chee’s phone had obscene videos of other naked men. In December 2018, Chee again recorded a video of a man who was fully naked in the locker room of Safra Mount Faber in Telok Blangah. Investigations found that back in April 2012, Chee took two photos of an unknown man who was only in his underwear in the locker room of a Safra clubhouse. SINGAPORE — A former Housing and Development Board (HDB) director pleaded guilty on Tuesday (Aug 30) to filming and taking photos of men in states of undress in his home and in the locker rooms of Safra clubhouses.

The crimes came to light after the 61-year-old was caught trying to film a man in a supermarket in 2020. Read more at straitstimes.com.

He extended Chee's bail and adjourned the case to Sept 9. The man saw Chee and confronted him. He noted that while Chee did not circulate the videos, there was a risk of accidental or intentional dissemination. On one occasion in December 2018, Chee recorded a 25-second video of an unknown man who was naked in the men's locker room at Safra Mount Faber. The Straits Times understands that Chee was a housing finance director at HDB. The man noticed Chee's camera pointing at him and confronted him.

A total of 4,993 flats, spread across mature and non-mature estates, are now for sale. The locations include Ang Mo Kio, Bukit Merah, Choa Chu Kang, Jurong East ...

This is two-thirds of the usual quotas. The locations include Ang Mo Kio, Bukit Merah, Choa Chu Kang, Jurong East, Tampines and Woodlands. Those looking to move into their flats sooner can consider the BTO projects in Choa Chu Kang, Tampines and Woodlands, advised HDB.

Ex-HDB director Norman Leo Chee Wei Kiong was caught with obscene videos of men he have secretly filmed over the years.

This was apparently a “painful decision” for him after building his career for over 35 years. On 31 Dec 2018, he filmed a fully naked man for 25 seconds in the male locker room at SAFRA Mount Faber. Another clip taken on 25 Sep 2019 shows Billy putting on his underwear. In court, the prosecution asked for two to three weeks’ jail and a fine of S$1,600 to S$2,000 for Chee. However, the man caught him and confronted Chee, who denied filming him. During the course of investigations, Chee admitted that he had a habit of taking videos and pictures of men he found attractive in public places like gyms and communal changing rooms.

A former director with the Housing Board loitered in communal changing rooms in gyms and public areas on multiple occasions to film nude men with his phone.

He extended Chee's bail and adjourned the case to Sept 9. The man saw Chee and confronted him. This took place in public places, gyms, and the communal changing rooms of gyms." It shows the kind of person he is." The Straits Times understands that Chee was a housing finance director at HDB. The man noticed Chee's camera pointing at him and confronted him.