Lesser new HDBs after 2015 ?? Why??
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Originally posted by charlize:
Where to find ah?
finding sugar daddy, or make more money? whatever it is, by 2016 election, you would be a lot older by then.
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I notch old enuf to vote.
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ok.
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Originally posted by sgdiehard:
finding sugar daddy, or make more money? whatever it is, by 2016 election, you would be a lot older by then.
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No understand.
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That means more people have to buy in the open market? That also mean after 2015 the property prices will rise due to stronger demand ?
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Huat huat.
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Voting for opposition? Coz Singapore is deteriorating vit by bit.
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What for?
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Ya, wad for?
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Good for PAP la. Fewer flats after 2015 means flats will be even more expensive than what they are now. PAP has the upper hand to control the prices, huat ah! Huat!
Money money money! hahahahahaha!
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"The steady state does not necessarily mean 15,000 units construction per year. Some may prefer to buy resale flats so that they can move in immediately. More importantly, they can select which flats to buy and which areas to buy because their parents might not be in the non-mature estates or their parents might not want to move into non-mature estates so we should always keep those options open."
Rubbish logic la
If a newly formed family buys a resale flat to stay, then the previous HDB owner will have to move out. The cycle continues until the last one has to buy from a BTO. Which still means 15000 is needed annually based on this logic.
It would have made more sense to say some want to stay with parents, or if the family moved overseas, or if the last inhabitant of the flat pass away.......
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Huat ah.
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6.9 million can accomodate or not?
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Cannot.
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still got foreign workers to house how? we live with the foreign workers?
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Actually, since Singapore emphasizes on racial harmony, we should try to integrate the foreign workers into our community/society. The workers’ dormitories should be equally spread across Singapore (unlike currently where they are mostly concentrated in Jurong Industrial area) and be located side-by-side with our HDB flats.
Let us share our amenities (market, hospital, bank, etc.) with the foreign workers. In return, since there would be less amenities as a result, more funds can be allocated to each amenity and hence the quality of the amenities would be higher; Economics.
The other benefit is that this would free up land for more HDB estates in HDB towns to be developed at areas currently used exclusively for dormitory, as such enabling us Singaporeans to stay nearer to our workplace. Save transport costs, while making public transport less crowded.
While we integrate the foreign workers into our community/society, we should still keep some things to ourselves, such as bus routes. Perhaps some bus routes (eg. Feeder bus routes) should skip the workers’ dormitory and only serve us HDB residents, while the private operators create bus routes to serve the foreign workers. This would ensure that while we include foreign workers in our community, there would still be adequate resources exclusively allocated to us.
I understand that one of the reasons why locals do not want foreign workers in their neighborhood is because they have the impression that the foreign workers may dirty the place, create havoc, etc.
Actually, the solution to this is simple: enforce the same laws that are on us, on the foreign workers. Since the foreign workers are staying in the same neighborhood as us and using the same amenities, etc., it is only right that they also abide to the same rules and regulation imposed on us. I think this would solve the possible issues and clear the ugly impression that we have on the foreign workers.
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Great idea Pervert
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Wise Idea indeed :lol: let those MIW approve this proposal :lol:
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the despots love foreign workers especially those from India and bangalore.
did you not know the despots specially set up Migrant Centre for these people ?
If you study HR at SHRI you will know that they create the manual jobs for the foreign workers. Singaporeans?
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Originally posted by Mr Milo:
still got foreign workers to house
how? we live with the foreign workers?
Don't worry they are building more dormitories around the island to house more workers.
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blocks of HDB specially for the foreign workers one apartment--$100k :lol:
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I thought they are using some old flats to house workers?
Read in news before.