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A townhouse in a township gives you your own plot, a multi-storey home and shared amenities. Here is what to know before buying, with the list of townhouse projects HPR advises on.
Townhouses are homes built side by side in a row, each with its own plot and certificate. In new townships, townhouses usually have a uniform façade design and a small front yard, and sit near parks and schools. They are a choice between an apartment and a villa.
Why buyers look at townhouses
- Your own land. You own the plot and the house, and can repair and arrange it yourself within the township rules.
- Flexible for living and small business. The ground floor can be an office or small shop if the township rules allow it. The upper floors are for living.
- Township environment. Wide internal roads, security, parks and shared amenities make daily life more settled than in unplanned streets.
- Suits larger families. Several floors and bedrooms, with car parking in front of the house in many projects.
- Clearer deposit rules. For off-plan townhouses, the 2023 Real Estate Business Law only allows a deposit of no more than 5% of the sale price once the project is eligible for sale. The first payment may not exceed 30% of the contract value, including the deposit.
What to check before you buy
- Legal status and certificate type: construction permit, approval to sell, land type (long-term residential land or fixed-term) and progress on issuing certificates.
- Handover condition: bare shell or finished exterior. Add the cost of interior fit-out.
- Architectural rules: whether you can add floors, change the façade or add a canopy. Many townships control this strictly to protect the streetscape.
- Position within the project: units near the gate, parks or schools are usually more convenient. Units on main roads may be noisier but better for business.
- Flooding and drainage: ask about ground level and the flooding history of the access road, especially in riverside areas.
How HPR can help
The list of townhouse projects HPR distributes is right below. HPR consultants will send you prices for each unit and current sales policies, and compare the positions of units within the project. You can work out your home-buying cash flow, check a project's legal status and read about flooding and high tides when choosing a project with HPR.
