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New Enhancements To Hdb Website E-Services

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http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1158640/1/.html

From Wednesday, flat buyers will be able to enquire about the transacted resale prices within a 500-metre radius from any existing HDB block or DBSS project.

They can do this by specifying the HDB block or DBSS project and a summary table on the range of transacted resale prices by flat type within a 500-metre-radius of the target property will be displayed.

They can do this from 10.00am on Wednesday using the enhanced e-Service on the HDB website.

The website will also include the range of floor areas and the number of resale transactions.

HDB said it is part of its effort to provide enhanced e-Services on its website.

Currently, the public is able to check for resale transactions made over the last one year but there is no enquiry facility for users by distance.

With this latest enhancement, the HDB said the public will have better information on resale prices near the particular property they are interested in. This will enable them to make an informed decision before committing to buy or sell a flat.

To be blunt, it is sort of like LPPL, isn't it? Can always look at map and key in the surrounding blks' resale price, who don't know?

Most needed info is the most "recent" transacted price.

Best is "resale application submission" price to be made available at earlier.

Edited by bepgof

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