URA urges showflat viewings by appointments amid Covid-19
Developers must adopt safe-distancing measures at their sales galleries and groups inside should not exceed 10 persons
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Kalpana Rashiwala
Singapore
CHIP Eng Seng's Kopar At Newton condo could serve to be a test case of how developers can launch projects at showflats in the weeks ahead, amid tighter social-distancing measures announced by the Ministry of Health on Tuesday to minimise the further spread of Covid-19.
The sales gallery of the 99-year leasehold project off Newton Circus is the first to open in compliance with requirements stipulated by the Urban Redevelopment Authority's Controller of Housing (COH).
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