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Bidadari resident Chua, a father to a four-year-old toddler, welcomes more efforts to ensure that public housing remains affordable for Singaporeans.
"I hope my son doesn't have to pay more than $900,000 for a three-room flat when he's older," he said.
Shafrudin said that record-breaking prices in the resale market are expected to continue, with more flats in estates such as Queenstown and Dawson reaching the minimum occupancy period.
"I believe we are on the path to see three-room units eventually surpass $1 million in these highly-coveted locations," he added. "If affordability remains an issue, the authorities may introduce cooling measures targeting the resale market."

Bidadari resident Chua, a father to a four-year-old toddler, welcomes more efforts to ensure that public housing remains affordable for Singaporeans.
"I hope my son doesn't have to pay more than $900,000 for a three-room flat when he's older," he said.
Shafrudin said that record-breaking prices in the resale market are expected to continue, with more flats in estates such as Queenstown and Dawson reaching the minimum occupancy period.
"I believe we are on the path to see three-room units eventually surpass $1 million in these highly-coveted locations," he added. "If affordability remains an issue, the authorities may introduce cooling measures targeting the resale market."
