Windy Heights owners cutting reserve price in fresh en-bloc bid
After a failed bid in April, its owners are now in a 're-signing process' to lower the reserve price by over S$50 million
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Annabeth Leow
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WINDY Heights made another stab at a collective sale on Wednesday, with home owners now seeking to reduce the reserve price for the tender.
The freehold District 14 development in Jalan Daud in the Kembangan area is going on the market again - mere months after an unsuccessful tender closed in April, and hot on the heels of the surprise property-cooling measures that kicked in on July 6.
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