Apr 10, 2011
'No en bloc, but please top up condo lease'
Arcadia residents plan appeal after SLA rejects bid to extend lease of 33-year-old condominium
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Residents (from left) Edwin Khew, Uttam Kripalani, Anand Danani and Stewart Yen of Arcadia condo, which was the first estate here to feature vertical landscaping. -- ST PHOTO: NURIA LING
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RESIDENTS of one of Singapore's oldest condos, Arcadia, could make history in their efforts to seek a lease top-up for their 33-year-old estate - but they do not want to enbloc it.
The Singapore Land Authority (SLA) has turned down the request but the residents are not giving up. They want to preserve the project, which was ahead of its time when it was built by Chua Ka Seng & Partners.
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Read the full story in The Sunday Times today.
'No en bloc, but please top up condo lease'
Arcadia residents plan appeal after SLA rejects bid to extend lease of 33-year-old condominium
<!-- by line -->By Jessica Cheam
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RESIDENTS of one of Singapore's oldest condos, Arcadia, could make history in their efforts to seek a lease top-up for their 33-year-old estate - but they do not want to enbloc it.
The Singapore Land Authority (SLA) has turned down the request but the residents are not giving up. They want to preserve the project, which was ahead of its time when it was built by Chua Ka Seng & Partners.
[email protected]
facebook.com/cheamjessica
Read the full story in The Sunday Times today.
