BTO stands for Build-To-Order, a public housing initiative by the Housing & Development Board (HDB) in Singapore. BTO flats are new residential units that are constructed only after they have been booked by a sufficient number of buyers.

This approach ensures that resources are efficiently used, and the flats are built according to demand.

HDB refers to the public housing managed by the Housing & Development Board in Singapore. These are government-subsidized flats that provide affordable housing options for the majority of Singaporeans.

HDB flats come in various sizes and types, catering to different family sizes and income levels.

A condo, or condominium, is a type of private residential property where individuals own individual units within a shared complex. Condos often come with shared amenities such as swimming pools, gyms, and security services.

They are typically more expensive than HDB flats but offer more luxurious living environments and facilities.

Landed properties are types of residential properties that include the land on which the building stands. Examples include bungalows, semi-detached houses, and terrace houses.

Landed properties offer more space and privacy compared to other housing types, and owners have the freedom to modify their homes extensively.

Commercial properties are real estate spaces used for business purposes. These include offices, retail shops, industrial buildings, and more.

Commercial properties are designed to accommodate businesses and typically have different zoning and regulatory requirements compared to residential properties.