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These include a 5-ha mega commercial and residential site near Ikea Tampines, a plot near Marina South TEL station and a Tengah EC site

7 new sites unveiled in H2 2022 GLS Programme

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Published Tue, Jun 7, 2022 · 11:20 PM
    • In all, the government will be offering land that can generate 7,310 private homes (including ECs) across the confirmed and reserve lists in H2 2022.
    • In all, the government will be offering land that can generate 7,310 private homes (including ECs) across the confirmed and reserve lists in H2 2022. The Straits Times

    SEVEN new sites will be on offer in the second-half 2022 Government Land Sales (GLS) programme, 3 on the confirmed list and 4 on the reserve list.

    Besides the Marina Gardens Lane plot near the Marina South MRT station on the Thomson-East Coast Line, the confirmed list will include a new commercial and residential plot along Tampines Avenue 11 that analysts say will create more buzz in the Tampines North locale.

    The Tampines land parcel can yield about 1,190 private homes and 14,000 square metres gross floor area (GFA) of commercial space (with a 12,000 sq m cap on retail space).

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