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So correct me if I am wrong, based on a leasehold unit that is 50 years old with 49 years lease remaining, must allow the person who took over the lease to live in unit till 94 years old. In that case, the person taking over the lease =<45 years old, am I right? I really didn't know this.Fucking liar. Nowadays HDB only allows a sale transaction to the new owner only if the lease remaining will allow him to live in the unit until he is 94 years old.
Many do not realise the implications. Your hdb unit will go to zero value and will be unsaleable once it hits 50 years.
When have I ever been wrong?So correct me if I am wrong, based on a leasehold unit that is 50 years old with 49 years lease remaining, must allow the person who took over the lease to live in unit till 94 years old. In that case, the person taking over the lease =<45 years old, am I right? I really didn't know this.
Update: Thank you for the info. I verified and it is correct. Thanks.
No need demolish just evict ownself can liaoi am curious, when private residential or industrial properties reach year-zero, do they have to demolish and return bare land to the state?
Got 50 year old HDB flat exist?Fucking liar. Nowadays HDB only allows a sale transaction to the new owner only if the lease remaining will allow him to live in the unit until he is 94 years old.
Many do not realise the implications. Your hdb unit will go to zero value and will be unsaleable once it hits 50 years.
tiong bahru, queenstown, toa payoh, bedok, and some say marine parade.Got 50 year old HDB flat exist?
2025-1979=46 for HDB built in 1979Got 50 year old HDB flat exist?
From the top of my head, plenty of those in existence.Got 50 year old HDB flat exist?
All private condo units - whether they are on 99 or 999-year leases - possess a strata title, which stipulates the size of each apt, including its undivided share of the land - swimming pool, tennis courts, gymnasium, carpark etc. - which the development occupies. Owners of condos may form their own committee to initiate a collective sale to a new developer whenever they wish to. If an agreement for an en bloc sale goes through, the buyer indemnifies the S'pore Land Authority to return the lease to its original 99-year tenure.i am curious, when private residential or industrial properties reach year-zero, do they have to demolish and return bare land to the state?
I have university-educated friends and acquaintances who still believe that they actually own their HDB flats.Fucking liar. Nowadays HDB only allows a sale transaction to the new owner only if the lease remaining will allow him to live in the unit until he is 94 years old.
Many do not realise the implications. Your hdb unit will go to zero value and will be unsaleable once it hits 50 years.