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About Aurelle of Tampines EC
The upcoming Executive Condominium (EC) at Tampines Street 62 (Parcel B) offers a peaceful yet lively living environment within the growing Tampines North hub.
Located just a 5-minute walk from the future Tampines North MRT Station (Cross Island Line) and bus interchange, residents can easily access all of Singapore.
Convenient shopping and dining options such as Courts Megastore, Giant, and IKEA Tampines are nearby, with the malls at Tampines Regional Centre only a 10-minute drive away.
Families will benefit from being close to excellent schools, including Angsana Primary, Elias Park Primary, and Tampines North Primary, as well as Ngee Ann Secondary, Temasek Polytechnic, and the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD).
With 760 spacious 3- to 5-bedroom units, this development offers a variety of family-friendly amenities designed for comfort, connection, and the creation of lasting memories.
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What is an Executive Condominium? An Executive Condominium (EC) in Singapore is a unique housing option that blends features of both public and private housing. Developed and sold by private developers, ECs are intended to meet the needs of the "sandwich class"—households with incomes that exceed the eligibility for public housing (HDB flats) but find private condominiums too costly. ECs offer a more affordable alternative for those seeking private housing amenities while benefiting from certain public housing privileges.
Is an Executive Condo part of HDB? For the first 10 years, executive condominiums (ECs) are considered Housing and Development Board (HDB) assets, classifying them as hybrid private-public properties. During this period, the Singaporean government offers financial assistance in pricing and allows the use of certain CPF housing grants (explained further below), making ECs a more affordable housing option for eligible buyers. After 10 years, ECs are fully privatized, and owners can sell to any buyer, including non-Singaporeans.
What is the difference between a private condo and an executive condo? In the early years of ownership, Executive Condominiums (ECs) face specific restrictions, including being sold only to Singaporean citizens. After a set period, typically five years, these restrictions are lifted, allowing owners to sell their EC to both citizens and permanent residents. Other guidelines and requirements also apply. In comparison, private condominiums have minimal restrictions.
Why do people buy an EC? In addition to being eligible for CPF housing grants, Executive Condominiums (ECs) are typically priced about 20% lower than regular private condominiums. This price difference is due to government subsidies provided during the construction phase, aimed at improving affordability for a targeted group of homebuyers. These financial incentives help make ECs a more accessible option for those in the "sandwich class."
Can I buy or invest in private residential property in Singapore or overseas after I buy an EC unit? Yes, but only after you have fulfilled the 5-year MOP period of your purchased EC.
Do I have to pay the agent a commission to purchase EC? No, you do not need to pay an agent any commission when purchasing an Executive Condominium (EC). The agent will assist you with the application, balloting, and booking process for an EC unit directly from the developer, all without any additional cost to you.
What is the cost of buying an EC? - Purchase Price - Stamp Duty (Buyer's Stamp Duty) - Legal fees - ECs are also NOT affected by Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty should you currently own a HDB
What is the income ceiling for purchasing an EC? The combined income of all individuals listed in the EC application must not exceed $16,000 per month. As such, the target demographic for ECs typically includes households with monthly incomes between $14,000 and $16,000. Once you reserve an EC unit, the property developer will provide instructions on the necessary document submissions, including income-related paperwork, to complete the application process.
What must I bring to book an EC unit? - NRIC - Birth certificate and marriage certificate - 3 months payslips (payslip issued for the month of application for EC unit and immediately preceding 2 months) or an official letter from their employers stating their 3 months gross income (for the month of application for EC unit and immediately preceding 2 months), An income tax return or assessment; and Other documents as required by the developer or HDB.
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You must meet the eligibility conditions to buy an Executive Condominium (EC) unit from a property developer.
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