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Hi, yes usually the developers will try to find the development as soon as possible so as to allow for more cash flow for more projects handling.

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Hi Sir/Madam

Developers typically aim to complete the development swiftly to increase cash flow and manage multiple projects efficiently, it is good to clarify the timeline with the developer itself

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Is the project recently enbloc? If it is a developer who is developing this project for sale, they are likely looking to complete the project as soon as possible in order to receive the payout as soon as possible that is in the project account. As for timeline, most big scale projects will target to complete the construction within 3years. Read More

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1) The description provided is insufficient to deduce where you are heading.
2) A developer will only put up a request to the URA in the plot ratio change after they have acquired the land.
3) They will need to put up designs, detailed measurements, development plans, timelines, etc to COH (Controller of Housing) for approval.
4) The submission and approval timeline can be as long as more than 13 months.
5) The developer can only start work upon receiving approval from the COH.

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