Ministry of National Development

S’pore’s neighbour dispute unit for severe noise and hoarding to be expanded nationwide from Sept 1

The changes will apply to neighbour disputes in both public and private housing estates.

Costs of public community care apartments reduced, basic services cut following lacklustre demand

The Harmony Village @ Bukit Batok was the first community care apartment project launched.

Scaling up Singapore’s neighbour dispute unit could better manage severe hoarding cases: Observers

Hoarding cases in Whampoa Drive (left) and in Clementi.

More green spaces to be retained in Gillman Barracks, Maju Forest: Alvin Tan

For Maju Forest, nature groups have asked for the green corridor to be widened for a more continuous vegetated area for animals to forage.

MSE does not have mandate on land use planning of Maju Forest, Gillman Barracks: Grace Fu

In the wake of the announcement that parts of Maju Forest (above) and Gillman Barracks will be developed, petitions to protect the sites have collectively gathered more than 57,000 signatures.

MSE consulted on plans for Gillman Barracks, Maju Forest: Alvin Tan

Maju Forest as viewed from Block 118 Clementi Street 13 on July 16.

Gillman Barracks, Maju Forest need to be developed to meet housing needs over next decade: Alvin Tan

Nineteen MPs had asked about a range of issues after the Housing Board released its plans for the areas on July 10.

News analysis

ABSD extension brings fresh hope to older large estates but owners must set realistic prices

The long-awaited changes to the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) regime may be the catalyst that some of Singapore’s largest and oldest developments - such as the 918-unit Braddell View - need to kickstart their rejuvenation process.

S’pore saved $300m in construction costs by avoiding clashes in underground utility projects

Minister for National Development Chee Hong Tat speaking at the opening of the World Cities Summit 2026 Mayors Forum on June 14.

Marina Bay skyline could see bolder night light-ups as URA explores easing guidelines

URA is looking to relax guidelines and will work with building owners to explore ideas for lighting concepts in the Singapore River and Marina Bay area.

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