Kingsford Huray Development paid a hefty S$830 million for the Normanton Park estate. But it has been blocked from selling units there after complaints of shoddy work. Photo: Serene Goh
Kingsford Huray Development paid a hefty S$830 million for the Normanton Park estate. But it has been blocked from selling units there after complaints of shoddy work. Photo: Serene Goh
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Why Hong Kong-linked Kingsford Development can’t sell flats on a US$600 million Singapore property

  • Kingsford Development once made headlines for the opulence of its chairman’s US$24 million Singapore home.
  • Now its shoddy work at an estate it bought for US$600 million has it back in the news for all the wrong reasons

Topic |   Singapore
Serene Goh

Updated: 9:59am, 19 Dec, 2019

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Kingsford Huray Development paid a hefty S$830 million for the Normanton Park estate. But it has been blocked from selling units there after complaints of shoddy work. Photo: Serene Goh
Kingsford Huray Development paid a hefty S$830 million for the Normanton Park estate. But it has been blocked from selling units there after complaints of shoddy work. Photo: Serene Goh
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