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With large clusters of ageing flats, Singapore’s oldest estates hit a turning point
Renewing old neighbourhoods requires striking a delicate balance.
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Tiong Bahru, one of Singapore’s oldest estates, has attracted many young families, expats and independent businesses.
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Singapore has seen a return of interest in high-end homes in some of its oldest neighbourhoods near the city.
Two recent private launches in mature estates underscore this. The new condominium projects, Skye at Holland and Penrith at Margaret Drive
