The typical Singaporeans who earn $8000 or less are "rich" (see inverted commas) -- i.e. they act rich, or think rich but actually not rich at all physically. The REAL rich ones ain't them.
Very appalling... It's fine if they wanna built condos and let the richer communities buy them...
But there are many middle income not rich families... By building these "condo-like" HDBs, they are depriving the common, I-just-want-a-home-to-live-in singaporean couples of places. Then whenever other HDB homes are released, there will be another mad rush and competition. I dunno... I just sincerely feel the land space could be better given to couples who really need a simple roof under their heads.
Why can't they let condos be condos, HDBs be HDBs.
Is it all about $ and profits?