Singapore’s Ministry of Law is proposing changes to the rules governing collective sales, commonly known as "en bloc" sales, of older condominiums. The current regulations regarding owner consent thresholds, established in 1999, are being revisited. The Ministry cites the significant aging of many developments since the initial laws were implemented as a key reason for review. Lowering the threshold for collective sales could make it easier for older condominiums to be redeveloped. This potential change aims to address issues related to maintaining aging properties and facilitating urban renewal. The proposed revisions seek to balance the rights of individual owners with the benefits of collective redevelopment, potentially unlocking value for residents and ensuring properties remain viable. Further details of the proposed law are expected to be released soon.