HDB to launch 4,620 flats in 2026 BTO exercise

Sembawang provides the largest mix from two-room Flexi all the way to five-room flats.

The Housing Development Board’s 2026 February Build-To-Order exercise will launch a total of six projects across four residential towns, offering 4,620 new flats.

The supply is spread across Bukit Merah (1,040 units), Sembawang (1,920 units), Tampines (530 units), and Toa Payoh (1,130 units).

Unit types range widely, with Sembawang providing the largest mix from two-room Flexi all the way up to five-room flats.

Meanwhile, Toa Payoh and Bukit Merah will primarily offer two-room Flexi, three-room, and four-room layouts.

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