Here are the most popular November BTO launches

Kallang, Queenstown and Tengah saw the biggest draw for applicants.

When the HDB rolled out the "largest" build-to-order (BTO) flats in November, Huttons Asia, real estate expert, said some locations saw the biggest draw.

It cited Kallang/Whampoa, Queenstown and Tengah as the most popular BTO flats.

Specifically, the Kallang/Whampoa and Queenstown are near train stations and amenities.

Tengah has always attracted a number of applicants for its green spaces and proximity to employment centres in Jurong East Regional Centre and Jurong Innovation District.

The first executive condominium launch in Tengah Copen was sold out in just a month after its launch.

Homebuyers are also searching for larger units since 2020 so the larger size houses would give them more flexibility to design their flat to accommodate both hybrid work and home-based learning.

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