In land-scarce Singapore, every inch of land is critical to the urban planners who strive to meet the infrastructural needs of the nation.
With current collective sales and urban rejuvenation taking place almost at every corner of the country, a substantial amount of tax revenue is collected, which can be used to fund future spending of the Government.
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