First residential plots returned to the state will be rejuvenated as HDB flats in Kallang
Jessie Lim
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THE first residential plot of land in post-independence Singapore which reached the end of its lease is being readied for a public housing development as part of rejuvenation efforts in Kallang.
The area was home to terrace houses whose 60-year leases expired in December 2020. The houses have been vacated and the land returned to the state.
On Friday (Oct 13), the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) said: “The proposed development will support demand for housing and allow future residents to tap the site’s proximity to amenities and transport nodes, such as Kallang MRT and Geylang Bahru MRT.”
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