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That was how lky impoverished the Malays. He seized their freehold land and built hdb to house them instead.
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The kampung house not touched by PAP belongs to non Malays.
News
Last kampung house in Geylang for sale at $9.2 mil
By Cecilia Chow | February 6, 2024
The kampung house built 70 years ago is the last such property in the Geylan/Aljunied area (Photo: KL Yeo/Huttons Asia)
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Until last July, Mr Saw had lived in the same kampung house in Geylang, where he was born over 60 years ago. It sits at the corner of Lorong 19 Geylang, just off Sims Avenue.
His father and three of his friends had purchased the piece of land from a Malay gentleman in 1951, Saw relates. They each took a quarter stake in the land and shared in the construction of the house, which was built in 1954. The house has four separate units, each with its own entrance. There are two units on the first and two on the second level
And this one
Wan & Zal on TikTok/Grps on Wikipedia
KAMPONG Lorong Buangkok, the last remaining village in Singapore valued at SGD 70 million (RM225 million), has gained attention recently on social media.
In a TikTok video by Wan & Zal, a duo known for exploring properties in Singapore, they showcase the village and its place in the local landscape.
The village stands strong thanks to its owner, Sng Mui Hong.
News
Last kampung house in Geylang for sale at $9.2 mil
By Cecilia Chow | February 6, 2024
The kampung house built 70 years ago is the last such property in the Geylan/Aljunied area (Photo: KL Yeo/Huttons Asia)
Follow us on Facebook and join our Telegram channel for the latest updates.
Until last July, Mr Saw had lived in the same kampung house in Geylang, where he was born over 60 years ago. It sits at the corner of Lorong 19 Geylang, just off Sims Avenue.
His father and three of his friends had purchased the piece of land from a Malay gentleman in 1951, Saw relates. They each took a quarter stake in the land and shared in the construction of the house, which was built in 1954. The house has four separate units, each with its own entrance. There are two units on the first and two on the second level
And this one
Owner of Singapore’s last “kampung” refuses to sell her land, now valued at nearly RM225 million (S$70 million)
- 29-09- 2024 05:26 PM
Wan & Zal on TikTok/Grps on WikipediaKAMPONG Lorong Buangkok, the last remaining village in Singapore valued at SGD 70 million (RM225 million), has gained attention recently on social media.
In a TikTok video by Wan & Zal, a duo known for exploring properties in Singapore, they showcase the village and its place in the local landscape.
The village stands strong thanks to its owner, Sng Mui Hong.
For once, I agree with you. In the late 70s, they took away the slums from Kampung Eunos and built 99-years leasehold HDBs on that same land.
