HDB Floorplans - Revision history

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WikiSysop at 12:44, 20 December 2012

2012-12-20T12:44:50Z

WikiSysop at 21:43, 27 July 2012

2012-07-27T21:43:49Z

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http://www101.hdb.gov.sg/hdbvsf/eampu03p.nsf/0/12MARSBF_page/$file/12MARSBF_about0_static.htm?open&ft=sbf

http://teoalida.webs.com/singaporehdbfloorplans.htm

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	* http://teoalida.webs.com/singaporehdbfloorplans.htm		* http://teoalida.webs.com/singaporehdbfloorplans.htm
		+	* join two flats togehter - http://www.hdb.gov.sg/fi10/fi10321p.nsf/w/BuyResaleFlatApplyConversionScheme?OpenDocument

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 In Singapore, over 70% of the population live in Housing Development Board (HDB) Flats which are built by the government, and a large proportion of the remaining 30% also live in high-rise condominiums. Flats come in a fixed sizes of 1 room, 2 room, 3, 4, 5, and EC (Executive Condominium). Each size has a few fixed formats that are typically built at different periods; some common formats names are A, B, S, or New Generation.
-http://www101.hdb.gov.sg/hdbvsf/eampu03p.nsf/0/12MARSBF_page/$file/12MARSBF_about0_static.htm?open&ft=sbf
+== See also ==
-http://teoalida.webs.com/singaporehdbfloorplans.htm
+* http://www101.hdb.gov.sg/hdbvsf/eampu03p.nsf/0/12MARSBF_page/$file/12MARSBF_about0_static.htm?open&ft=sbf

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		+	A majority of the urban population in asian cities live in almost identical high-rise apartments which, in each respective city, also tend to be constructed to the conventions of “fixed” or “default” sizes and layouts.
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		+	Flat size is used as an indicator of social status in both cities, and property is commonly seen as stable investment. Many have aspirations to upgrade to a larger space – in the form of a larger high-rise apartment.
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		+	In Singapore, over 70% of the population live in Housing Development Board (HDB) Flats which are built by the government, and a large proportion of the remaining 30% also live in high-rise condominiums. Flats come in a fixed sizes of 1 room, 2 room, 3, 4, 5, and EC (Executive Condominium). Each size has a few fixed formats that are typically built at different periods; some common formats names are A, B, S, or New Generation.
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	http://www101.hdb.gov.sg/hdbvsf/eampu03p.nsf/0/12MARSBF_page/$file/12MARSBF_about0_static.htm?open&ft=sbf		http://www101.hdb.gov.sg/hdbvsf/eampu03p.nsf/0/12MARSBF_page/$file/12MARSBF_about0_static.htm?open&ft=sbf

	http://teoalida.webs.com/singaporehdbfloorplans.htm		http://teoalida.webs.com/singaporehdbfloorplans.htm