Sep 2012 BTO

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Yes, I guess that could be the main reason. Only 380 units consisting of both 4 and 5-rms plus 16th floor is the highest.

I see,that's good, haha, high floor? I secured a 4 rm flat on the 16th floor :)

Yes haha 16th floor also :)
 

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I applied for the Teck Ghee parkview 5 rms and were now given the option to select the leftovers, 4th floor being the 'highest'. We r disappointed cos we have been eyeing for the higher levels. :(
Would u all considering buying a flat at a good location but at v low levels?
 

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I applied for the Teck Ghee parkview 5 rms and were now given the option to select the leftovers, 4th floor being the 'highest'. We r disappointed cos we have been eyeing for the higher levels. :(
Would u all considering buying a flat at a good location but at v low levels?
Unless the location is to-die for. If its just AMK just pass it n wait for next BTO ☺
 

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I applied for the Teck Ghee parkview 5 rms and were now given the option to select the leftovers, 4th floor being the 'highest'. We r disappointed cos we have been eyeing for the higher levels. :(
Would u all considering buying a flat at a good location but at v low levels?

Depends on how low. I won't take 2nd floor. 3rd and 4th floor can consider if you really like the location, but must see what the units are facing. If they are facing the MSCP or busy road etc, then also won't consider. However I see that the units in question either face the neighbourhood park (but morning sun) or playground/fitness station. It terms of immediate location then it might be acceptable. In terms of general location, personally I would probably only accept if it was walking distance (5 - 10 minutes) to an MRT station as such locations are rare.
 

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Anyone know if we will receive any notification if the tender have been approved or?.

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Cos if i not wrong, our AHG will only be processed after the tender have been approved or confirm.
 
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Anyone know if we will receive any notification if the tender have been approved or?.

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Cos if i not wrong, our AHG will only be processed after the tender have been approved or confirm.

Oh really? I'd checked with my officer in charge last week and she told me that 'We are currently assessing your application for the Additional CPF Housing Grant and will let you know the outcome in about 3 weeks via letter.'
Not sure if we will receive any notification for the approval of tender, but you can check it here : GeBIZ Partner :: Welcome

For TPGL, it's Tender: HDB000ETT12000444
Tender Ref: HDB000/12DP066
Part A : Building Works At Tampines Neighbourhood 8 Contract 30 (Total: 380 Dwelling Units); Part B: Contingency Works
Calling Entity Housing and Development Board

And status is still open.

Drag longer the better... :s13:
 

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Oh really? I'd checked with my officer in charge last week and she told me that 'We are currently assessing your application for the Additional CPF Housing Grant and will let you know the outcome in about 3 weeks via letter.'
Not sure if we will receive any notification for the approval of tender, but you can check it here : GeBIZ Partner :: Welcome

For TPGL, it's Tender: HDB000ETT12000444
Tender Ref: HDB000/12DP066
Part A : Building Works At Tampines Neighbourhood 8 Contract 30 (Total: 380 Dwelling Units); Part B: Contingency Works
Calling Entity Housing and Development Board

And status is still open.

Drag longer the better... :s13:


Yeah. But still anxious to know the AHG results though.. haha..
 
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Yeah. But still anxious to know the AHG results though.. haha..

Actually you can do a rough est. on ur part.. when i selected the unit, the officer told us would most prob get which amt judging from the income slips submitted..haha, but still hoping for more although low chances.. :(
 

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Actually you can do a rough est. on ur part.. when i selected the unit, the officer told us would most prob get which amt judging from the income slips submitted..haha, but still hoping for more although low chances.. :(

:( mine is because sc/spr hsehold.. the officer told us subjected to approval. She wasnt really sure about it.. :(
 
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:( mine is because sc/spr hsehold.. the officer told us subjected to approval. She wasnt really sure about it.. :(

not so sure about the nationality issue, but ahg grant is subjected to approval and even for 2 SCs, it would take some time.. so don't worry. at the most, make sure you both have sufficient cpf as of now or perhaps in time to come May/April. If not, do have a contingency plan which is to prepare those cash $$.

also, i was told that AHG $$ cannot be used to pay stamp fees and misc fees, only purchase price of the flat.

can anyone confirm this?
 

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not so sure about the nationality issue, but ahg grant is subjected to approval and even for 2 SCs, it would take some time.. so don't worry. at the most, make sure you both have sufficient cpf as of now or perhaps in time to come May/April. If not, do have a contingency plan which is to prepare those cash $$.

also, i was told that AHG $$ cannot be used to pay stamp fees and misc fees, only purchase price of the flat.

can anyone confirm this?

AHG can only be used to pay for the flat including the 5% downpayment probably coming in april, but can be used for the stamp fee and such.. haha.. for now, cpf sufficient to pay off the 5% but with the ahg it will help alot. Haha..
 
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AHG can only be used to pay for the flat including the 5% downpayment probably coming in april, but can be used for the stamp fee and such.. haha.. for now, cpf sufficient to pay off the 5% but with the ahg it will help alot. Haha..

Really? Can anyone else confirm this please? Thanks!
 

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not so sure about the nationality issue, but ahg grant is subjected to approval and even for 2 SCs, it would take some time.. so don't worry. at the most, make sure you both have sufficient cpf as of now or perhaps in time to come May/April. If not, do have a contingency plan which is to prepare those cash $$.

also, i was told that AHG $$ cannot be used to pay stamp fees and misc fees, only purchase price of the flat.

can anyone confirm this?

From what I know, AHG cannot be used to pay stamp and legal fee

From hdb website:

Benefits of AHG

AHG helps to reduce the loan required
No need to use cash to pay the monthly instalment


If you are buying the flat with a bank loan, the AHG will be treated as part of your CPF money. It can only be used to pay the CPF portion of the initial payment towards the purchase of the flat or to reduce the mortgage loan.
 

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Just selected my flat and managed to get the unit I have been aiming for! Happiest $1K I have ever paid.
 
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From what I know, AHG cannot be used to pay stamp and legal fee

From hdb website:

Benefits of AHG

AHG helps to reduce the loan required
No need to use cash to pay the monthly instalment


If you are buying the flat with a bank loan, the AHG will be treated as part of your CPF money. It can only be used to pay the CPF portion of the initial payment towards the purchase of the flat or to reduce the mortgage loan.

@Myst90 u must see this!
 
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