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HDB takes back about 70 flats for breaking minimum occupancy period rules, unauthorised rental

SINGAPORE – About 70 flats have been reacquired by the Housing Board (HDB) after it uncovered serious lease infringements committed by the flat owners in the last few years. They were among 800 cases that HDB took action against from 2019 to 2023 for

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Jul 25 2024
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HDB takes back about 70 flats for breaking minimum occupancy period rules, unauthorised rental

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