The Housing and Development Board’s June 2026 Build-To-Order exercise promises to bring fresh opportunities for aspiring homeowners, though specific details about featured projects remain under wraps for now. While the June launch is confirmed as part of HDB’s three-exercise calendar for 2026, alongside February and October sales, concrete information about the Lakeview and Shunfu locations has not yet been officially released.
What is known is that HDB plans to release approximately 19,600 BTO flats across all three exercises in 2026, representing a substantial supply to meet housing demand. The June exercise will form part of this broader strategy to provide affordable housing options across Singapore. Significantly, the 2026 program includes over 4,000 units designed with shorter waiting times of less than three years, which should appeal to buyers keen to settle into their new homes more quickly.
HDB’s 2026 supply includes over 4,000 flats with completion timelines under three years for faster move-ins.
For prospective applicants eyeing the June exercise, the waiting game continues as HDB has not disclosed which specific projects, neighborhoods, or flat configurations will be available. The absence of details about unit types, pricing brackets, precise locations, or eligibility criteria means that interested buyers should stay alert for official announcements in the coming months.
The typical BTO application process requires careful preparation, including understanding household income ceilings, citizenship requirements, and down payment obligations. Those hoping to apply for flats in areas like Lakeview or Shunfu would benefit from monitoring HDB’s official channels regularly, as project details are usually announced several weeks before each exercise opens.
Given the competitive nature of BTO applications in desirable locations, preparing documentation in advance and understanding one’s eligibility well before the launch date proves advantageous. First-time applicants should familiarize themselves with the application procedures, ballot systems, and various housing schemes available to maximize their chances of securing a flat. The strong supply of flats is aimed at making flats more accessible to prospective buyers. HDB is on track to deliver about 55,000 flats from 2025–2027 as part of its supply targets. Flats will be categorized under the new classification framework of Standard, Plus, and Prime types to cater to different budgets and preferences.
As the June 2026 exercise approaches, HDB is expected to release detailed details about all participating projects, including flat types, estimated completion dates, and precinct facilities. Until then, prospective homeowners can focus on financial planning and ensuring they meet all eligibility requirements for their desired flat category.
