New HDB Resale Procedure to be implemented from Jan 1, 2018
New HDB Resale Procedure to be implemented from Jan 1, 2018
- Buyer has to login with their SingPass
We noted that you have submitted an 'Intent to Sell' for Blk xxx (Address) on 22 Jun 2020.
Once you have found a buyer, please come back to submit the resale application. If you do not wish to receive further reminders, please login to the HDB Resale Portal and delete the Intent.
Please ignore this email if you have already submitted the resale application or completed the resale transaction.
This is a system-generated email. Should you have any feedback or enquiries, please send to hdbresale@mailbox.hdb.gov.sg.
- Can have OTP granted before LO, submit the granted OTP (before exercise) to banks to get the confirmed and valid LO (valid for 2 weeks)
- Get a IPA before searching of flat or before OTP
- After OTP granted, buyer request for valuation using HDB e-Resale Portal.
- Have to provide to the bank the OTP and the Valuation in order to get LO
5. Decide Mode of Financing
- Date of HLE MUST be before Date of OTP
- Date of LO MUST be before the date of Exercising the OTP
- Send a copy of the OTP (not exercised yet) to the banks
- Valuation is required so long CPF money involved in the purchase
- Request for Valuation can be submitted after the OTP has been exercised.
- Request for Valuation can be submitted even after more than 2 days of after granting of OTP so long the valuation report can be out soon enough before LO and before the 21 days to exercise and before the expiry number of days of submission.
- The date of register intent to Buy can be the same date of granting of OTP
- Agent (Salesperson) can submit on behalf of buyer
- Recommended the with the next working day or within 24 hours after OTP granted (that means can do submission immediately after exercising)
- OR within the 21 days of Option period.
- Recommended to submit soonest because the valuation report needs about 7 days.
- Terms and Condition for Request For Valuation
- Login to HDB e-Resale Portal to Apply for HDB Request for Valuation
- Image or pdf of the 1st page of OTP will do
- Only detail of 1 seller will do (esp Seller Hp and email so at to be notified)
- Buyer Hp and email
After valuation request, Salesperson will receive the following email
- Within 2-3 days (HDB will normally state 7 - 10 days)
- Send a copy of the valuation report to the bank
- Agent (Salesperson) can submit on behalf of buyer or seller
- Login to HDB e-Resale Portal to Submit for Resale Application
- Scroll down to (A) below for all the steps
- Address of the flat
- OTP Serial Number, Option Grant Date, Purchase Price, Option Fee
- Scanned copy of page 1 of the OTP
(Need to attach a scanned copy of page 1 of the OTP in the Request for Value) - Flat seller's name, NRIC no., contact numbers and email address
- All buyers' names and NRIC no.
- Contact details of 1 buyer
- Requestor's contact numbers and email address
- Name of credit card holder, credit card number and credit expiry date
(For payment of Request for Value by credit card) - Login with SingPass
- Click HDB e-Resale Portal (Not HDB Resale Portal - this meant for Buyers and Sellers only)
- Click Scroll all the way down, click Submit Resale Application
- Section 1: Terms and Condition
- Click I am the Saleperson -> Drop down, select Engaged by buyer
-> Drop down, select Buying a HDB Flat -> Click I Accept -> Login via SingPass
- Key in Estate Licence No. -> Continue
Note: You can Click Save as Draft anytime
To Retrieve, follow the above (A) Procedure to login with SingPass,
-> Select Draft Application -> Next
-PART 1: Flat and OTP Detail
-> Key in Flat Address -> Next
-> OTP Detail -> OTP Serial Number -> Option Grant Date -> Option Exercise Date
-> Purchase Price -> Option Fee -> Deposit
- PART 2: Buyer's Particular or Household Particular
- Buyer 1: Full Name - NRIC - Gender - Citizenship - Nationality - Marital Status - DOB
- Ethnic Group - Mobile number - Email Address
- Buyer 2: Full Name - NRIC - Gender - Citizenship - Nationality - Marital Status
- Gross Monthly Income
- Full Name - NRIC - Gender - Citizenship - Nationality - Marital Status - DOB
- Relationship to Buyer 1 - Ethnic Group
- PART 3: Loan & Grant
- GRANT
- 1. I have checked that I am eligible and would like to apply for the CPF Housing Grant (Yes/No)
- Reasons for not applying housing grant:
- The average gross monthly household income is more than S$7,000.
- I want to reserve the CPF housing grant for future purchase of resale flat.
- I am unable to produce income document proof.
- Other reasons
- 2. I have checked that I am eligible and would like to apply for the Proximity Housing Grant (Yes/No)
If NO - Reasons for not applying proximity housing grant:
- I want to reserve my PHG for future purchase of resale flat
- I am not staying together/near my parents/ married child/ single child aged 35 or above
- Other reasons
IF YES - Specify which grant:
- Proximity Housing Grant for Family
- Proximity Housing Grant for Singles
- Live together with your parents or married child or single child aged 35 or above
($15,000)
- Live near (within 4 km) your parents or married child or single child aged 35 or above
($10,000)
- Proximity Housing Grant for Joint Singles
- HOUSING LOAN
- The buyer(s) is/are
- taking a housing loan from HDB
- taking a housing loan from a financial institution regulated by Monetary Authority of
Singapore
- not taking a housing loan for this purchase.
- If taking a bank loan, please ensure the LO is granted before exercising
- Furnish the following details
- Date of Issue of LO - Date of Acceptance of LO - Loan Tenure - Loan Amount
- Bank Corresponding Address
- PART 4: Declaration
- 1. Is/Are the buyer(s) applying for the Enhanced Contra Facility? Yes/No
- 2. Do you, your co-buyers or occupiers through a nominee or otherwise own or acquire any
interest in a private property in Singapore or overseas? Yes/No
- 3. Is any of the buyer(s) represented by a Power of Attorney?
- 4. Is any of the buyer(s) represented by a Donee under a Lasting Power of Attorney?
- 5. Is any of the buyer(s) represented by a Deputy/Committee appointed under a Court Order?
- 6. Is/Are the buyer(s) intending to engage HDB's conveyancing service to act in the flat purchase?
If NO, Provide Law firm detail
- Name of Law firm - Correspondence Address - Email - Contact
- 7. Is any buyer an undischarged bankrupt
(b) buying a resale flat with net purchase price of $500,000 and above?
after the resale completion date? Yes / No / NA
- PART 5: Review - Print - Agree
- PART 6: Document Upload
Document(s) Preparation
- LETTER OF OFFER FROM BANK/WARRANT TO ACT
- LETTER FROM SOLICITOR
- IDENTITY CARD(S2107197H)
- BIRTH CERTIFICATE
- DEATH CERTIFICATE(PARENT)
- Click HDB e-Resale Portal (Not HDB Resale Portal - this meant for Buyers and Sellers only)
- Click Scroll all the way down, click Submit Resale Application
- Section 1: Terms and Condition
- Click I am the Saleperson -> Drop down, select Engaged by Seller
-> Drop down, select Buying a HDB Flat -> Click I Accept -> Login via SingPass
- Key in Estate Licence No. -> Continue
Note: You can Click Save as Draft anytime
To Retrieve, follow the above (A) Procedure to login with SingPass,
-> Select Draft Application -> Next
Part 1:
Flat and OTP Details
Part 2:
Sellers' Particulars
Part 3:
Housing Loans
Part 4:
Declarations
Part 5:
Review
Part 6:
Document Upload
Part 7:
Online Payment
-PART 1: Flat yoo are buying and OTP Detail
-> Key in Flat Address -> Next
-> OTP Detail -> OTP Serial Number -> Option Grant Date -> Option Exercise Date
-> Purchase Price -> Option Fee -> Deposit -> Seller ful1 name -> NRIC -> Next
- PART 2: (For Selier) Seller's Particular or Particular
- Seller 1: Full Name - NRIC - Citizenship - Nationality - Marital Status
- Mobile number - Email Address - Mailing Address
- Seller 2: Full Name - NRIC - Gender - Citizenship - Nationality - Marital Status -
- Relationship to Seller 1
Resale Application
Loans (Part 3 of 7)
Part 1:
Flat and OTP Details
Part 2:
Sellers' Particulars
Part 3:
Housing Loans
Part 4:
Declarations
Part 5:
Review
Part 6:
Document Upload
Part 7:
Online Payment
Housing loan
Resale Application
Declarations (Part 4 of 7)
Part 1:
Flat and OTP Details
Part 2:
Sellers' Particulars
Part 3:
Housing Loans
Part 4:
Declarations
Part 5:
Review
Part 6:
Document Upload
Part 7:
Online Payment
Declarations
Note: This facility is not applicable if the contra party has a housing loan from a financial institution regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Note: The temporary extension of stay is only for seller(s) who has/have exercised an OTP or signed a Sale and Purchase Agreement to buy a flat/property in Singapore that is ready for occupation. It is subject to the buyer(s)' agreement and HDB's approval.
Note: Private Property refers to private residential, commercial (including market/hawker stalls) and industrial properties, both in Singapore and overseas.
Note: This question is only applicable if none of the sellers are Singapore citizens.
Resale Application
Review (Part 5 of 7)
Upload Documents (Part 6 of 7)
Seller 1
- XXXXXXXXX
- SXXXXXX
- OPTION TO PURCHASE
- POWER OF ATTORNEY
Resale Application
Online Payment (Part 7 of 7)
Formula
Enquiry on Buyers eligibility under the Ethnic Integration Policy and SPR Quota
I made myself this list in 2011 after seeing a list of “HDB flat types & models” that was wrong and incomplete, original author is unknown but it was copied by many blogs. The below list is my original work for publication on www.teoalida.com, do not copy it without my approval!
Flat type abbreviation: STD = Standard, I = Improved, NG = New Generation, S = Simplified, A = Model A. Some people wrongly abbreviate Standard as S instead of STD.
Flat type naming represent approximate size in sqm and number of rooms, NOT the floor plan layout. Do not associate below sample layouts with flat types, other different layouts do exists with same flat type naming.
1960s-1970s flat types (refuse chute in kitchen)
1-Room Emergency (1960-?) – all demolished
2-Room Emergency (1960-?) – demolished except 5 blocks
1-Room Standard (1960-?) – no evidence if it existed, in my opinion should exists
2-Room Standard (1960-1970) – around 41 sqm, one WC/shower (sample floor plan)
3-Room Standard (1960-1970) – around 50-55 sqm, one WC/shower (sample floor plan)
4-Room Standard (1960-1970) – around 70-75 sqm, one WC/shower, sometimes separate (sample floor plan)
1-Room Improved (1966-1978) – supposedly 33 sqm but multiple layouts exists (sample floor plan)
2-Room Improved (1966-1978) – usually 44 sqm, separate WC and shower (sample floor plan)
3-Room Improved (1966-1978) – usually 60 sqm, separate WC and shower (sample floor plan), 3½-Room I Modified 69 sqm
4-Room Improved (1966-1980) – usually 82-84 sqm, separate WC and shower (sample floor plan)
5-Room Standard (1974-1980) – 117-123 sqm, two toilets (sample floor plan)
1970s-1980s flat types (refuse chute in kitchen)
3-Room New Generation (1976-1989) – usually 67 sqm, two toilets, (sample floor plan), 3½-Room NG Modified 82 sqm
4-Room New Generation (1976-1989) – usually 92 sqm, two toilets (sample floor plan)
5-Room Improved (1977-1990s) – usually 121-123 sqm, two toilets (sample floor plan)
3-Room Simplified (1984-1989) – usually 64 sqm, two full-size toilets (sample floor plan)
4-Room Simplified (1984-1989) – Corridor, usually 84 sqm, two full-size toilets (sample floor plan)
4-Room Simplified (1984-1989) – Corner, usually 88 sqm, two full-size toilets
3-Room Model A (1982-1989) – usually 73-75 sqm, two full-size toilets (sample floor plan), 3½-Room A Modified 88-90 sqm, rare
4-Room Model A (1982-1990s) – usually 105 sqm, two full-size toilets (sample floor plan)
5-Room Model A (1982-1985) – usually 135 sqm, two full-size toilets (just few built, replaced by Executive Apartment) (sample floor plan)
5-Room Model A Maisonette (1983-1984) – most 140 sqm, some up to 155 sqm (TWO floors, just few build, replaced by Executive Maisonette) (sample floor plan)
Executive Apartment (1984-1990s) – usually 142-146 sqm (ONE floor) (sample floor plan)
Executive Maisonette (1984-1990s) – most 147 sqm, some up to 160 sqm (TWO floors) (sample floor plan)
Multi-Generation (1987) – 132 sqm / 151-171 sqm, most 166 sqm (ONE floor, 2 entrances) (sample floor plan)
4-Room / 5-Room / Executive “Jumbo” (1992-1996) – around 90-192 sqm (adjoined by HDB, fresh leases), 1 entrance, 2 or 3 full-size toilets.
4-Room / 5-Room / Executive Adjoined Flat (any year) – around 90-175 sqm (adjoined by owners, original leases), 2 entrances unless owner walled one, 2 kitchens unless owner converted one into something else, up to 4 toilets.
(more floor plans)
Early 1990s flat types (centralized refuse chute, no household shelter)
4-Room Model A (1993-1998) – usually 100-108 sqm
5-Room Improved (1993-1998) – usually 120-128 sqm
5-Room Model A (1993-1998) – usually 133-137 sqm
Executive Apartment (1993-1998) – usually 142-150+ sqm (1 floor)
Executive Maisonette (1993-1998) – usually 144-146 sqm, penthouse maisonettes up to 215 sqm (2 floors)
(sample floor plans)
Late 1990s-present flat types (with household shelter)
Studio Apartment – 35 / 45 sq m (2001-present)
2-Room Model A – 45 sq m (2008-present)
2-Room Flexi – 45 sq m (introduced 2015)
3-Room Model A – 60 sq m (2002-2008), 65 sq m (2008-present)
4-Room Model A – 100 sq m (1998-2000), 90 sq m (2000-present)
4-Room Model A2 – 90 sq m (1998-2000), 85 sq m, some 80 sq m (2000-present), only in SERS blocks
5-Room Improved – 120 sq m (1998-2000), 110 sq m (2000- present)
Executive Apartment – 140 sq m (1998-2000), 125 / 130 sq m (2000-2005)
Executive Maisonette – 140 sq m (1998-2000)
3gen flat – 115 sqm (introduced in 2013 BTO, completed 2017), 4 bedrooms, 3 toilets, home ownership restricted for couples + 1 additional family relative
Note: the naming system (Improved / Model A) is no longer used in sales brochures since 1998, but is still displayed in the Resale flat prices.
(sample floor plans)
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