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SINGAPORE – Bank lending declined for the second consecutive month in April, with consumer loans taking a bigger hit than business loans from the disruption caused… Read More »Singapore bank lending dips for 2nd straight month: MAS data

A second residential site has been put up for sale by the Government, which is again giving developers more time to assess the property market… Read More »2nd residential site up for sale, tender extended due to Covid-19

SINGAPORE (THE BUSINESS TIMES) – The China Club Singapore, a members-only club that has been a networking ground for many corporate executives, is closing for… Read More »China Club at Capital Tower closes for good after years of losses

SINGAPORE – The Government has launched the sale of a second residential site this year, while again giving developers more time to assess the property… Read More »URA launches sale of Tanah Merah Kechil Link site, extends tender period due to Covid-19

SINGAPORE – Banks have approved about nine in 10 applications by property buyers to defer the payment of their mortgages. They have also approved more than… Read More »Parliament: Banks approve 90% of applications to defer mortgage payments amid Covid-19

Developers, contractors may absorb extra costs from measures to keep virus transmission low Prices for upcoming Housing Board (HDB) flats and private properties will likely… Read More »New home prices likely to remain unchanged: Experts

SINGAPORE (THE BUSINESS TIMES) – Lian Beng Group has asked for more time to dispose of competing business in relation to its unit SLB Development, both… Read More »Lian Beng asks for further extension to dispose of assets competing with SLB unit

SINGAPORE – The struggling retail and food and beverage (F&B) sectors unveiled a list of recommendations on Thursday (May 21) calling for legislation to give… Read More »Covid-19 pandemic fuels renewed push for fair tenancy law as retail, F&B businesses suffer

SINGAPORE – The sole bid for a dementia care village occupying 10 bungalows in Sembawang has been rejected by the Government for offering too low a price of… Read More »Sole bid for dementia village rejected as $15 million price offered was too low: MOH, URA

Thirty-three families renting state properties in Katong scheduled to move out by the year-end have been given a reprieve, with the Singapore Land Authority (SLA)… Read More »33 Katong families renting state properties get 6-month reprieve

SINGAPORE – Retail tenants of UOL Group and its subsidiary United Industrial Corporation will receive rental rebates from May till July on top of rental… Read More »UOL extends rental rebates for retail tenants to July, with over $50m Covid-19 relief package