In a CNA Commentary, Assoc Prof Gabriel Kor, Deputy Head (Academic) at the Department of the Built Environment, discussed Singapore’s proposed changes to the en bloc sales framework. He noted that while a shorter timeline for collecting signatures may make the collective sale process more efficient, it is unlikely to ease the pressures and neighbourly disputes that often arise during en bloc campaigns. His commentary highlights how legal and procedural changes can shape not only redevelopment outcomes, but also the social dynamics within residential communities.
Commentary: Condo en bloc rules are changing, and neighbours will feel it first
Assoc Prof Gabriel Kor of NUS CDE examines Singapore’s proposed en bloc rule changes, arguing that while a shorter timeline may speed up collective sale campaigns, it is unlikely to reduce neighbour tensions.
