Love or hate them, mega-developments are an undeniable part of Singapore’s property market landscape. With population growth and the redevelopment of large, older plots, these expansive projects will only become more common. On paper, they offer plenty of benefits – ranging from lower costs and maintenance fees to an abundance of facilities. However, beneath the shiny exterior, small but significant issues can quickly pile up and become a major headache. From crowd management to access to amenities, there are hidden complexities you’ll want to keep in mind. So, what are some of the less-known issues to look out for when buying into a mega-development? Here’s a rundown of the key considerations. The general advantages to expect from a mega-development Mega-developments are generally defined as projects with 1,000+ units, although the term is loosely applied (e.g., some people consider 900+ units to be a mega-development). These developments tend to come with large land parcels, the best known being the ones  ...