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Gillman Barracks off Alexandra Road and parts of Maju Forest in Clementi will be redeveloped. Analysts say the sites could yield up to 18,000 public homes in th…
Gillman Barracks off Alexandra Road and parts of Maju Forest in Clementi will be redeveloped. Analysts say the sites could yield up to 18,000 public homes in the coming years. Thousands of private homes are also expected to be built. Alexandra Anand takes us through the changes. Meanwhile nature groups are calling for stronger mitigation measures to protect wildlife amid the housing plans at Gillman Barracks and Sunset Way. Natalie Ong with more on that report. And Muhammad Bahajjaj finds out what makes parts of Gillman Barracks worth preserving.
Gillman Barracks off Alexandra Road and parts of Maju Forest in Clementi will be redeveloped. Analysts say the sites could yield up to 18,000 public homes in the coming years. Thousands of private homes are also expected to be built. Alexandra Anand takes us through the changes. Meanwhile nature groups are calling for stronger mitigation measures to protect wildlife amid the housing plans at Gillman Barracks and Sunset Way. Natalie Ong with more on that report. And Muhammad Bahajjaj finds out what makes parts of Gillman Barracks worth preserving.
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Up to 18,000 HDB flats expected at Sunset Way, Gillman Barracks: Analysts
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