SINGAPORE – A total of 1,310 Build-To-Order (BTO) flats in the new Sembawang North housing estate will be offered in November, the Housing Board’s last… Read More »1,310 BTO flats in Sembawang go on sale in November; under three years’ wait for them
SINGAPORE – A new school could be coming to Toa Payoh West, which will be developed over the coming decade to house more than 6,000… Read More »New mall, parks and plans for a school under Toa Payoh West masterplan
SINGAPORE – A former condominium management council chairman has lost a defamation suit against his successor, after a court found that he had failed to… Read More »Ex-condo chairman loses defamation suit over undisclosed links to contractors hired by estate
Thomson Reserve’s launch result comfortably exceeded the expectations we outlined before sales began. But the more revealing story lies in the homes buyers chose—and those… Read More »Thomson Reserve Sells 90.1% at Launch—Why Are Almost All Remaining Homes Two-Bedders?
SINGAPORE – Home buyers are set to have more options in 2027, with developers expected to roll out the largest supply of new private homes… Read More »Private home launch pipeline expected to climb to 14-year high in 2027
SINGAPORE – Hao Mart founder Tan Kim Yong has halted the foreclosure of his good class bungalow (GCB) in Jervois Hill, in Tanglin. The GCB,… Read More »Hao Mart founder halts foreclosure of his Jervois Hill bungalow by OG
SINGAPORE – Two HDB blocks in Tiong Bahru that narrowly missed the voting threshold for the Home Improvement Programme (HIP) in 2025 will undergo upgrading… Read More »Two Tiong Bahru HDB blocks to proceed with HIP upgrading after successful re-poll
SINGAPORE – Tampines is Singapore’s most populous planning area for the third consecutive year, but the north-east towns of Sengkang and Punggol are growing faster.… Read More »Tampines is Singapore’s most populous planning area, but Punggol and Sengkang are growing faster
SINGAPORE – More pre-school operators are mulling over potentially selling their centres, according to business brokers, as rising operating pressures and retirement plans prompt some… Read More »As more pre-school owners in S’pore look to sell, buyers give centres a new life
Centrium Square’s appeal goes beyond its freehold tenure and proximity to Farrer Park MRT. Its practical strength is the flexibility to accommodate businesses with different… Read More »Centrium Square Review: Which Businesses Suit Its Offices—and What Changes When Units Are Combined?
Singapore’s collective-sale market is showing signs of renewed activity, but the enthusiasm appears stronger among owners hoping to sell than among developers willing to buy.… Read More »Lower En Bloc Thresholds, More Hopeful Sellers: But Where Are the Buyers?
Cecil Place’s unit mix caters to several distinct business needs. Its ground-floor restaurants offer street presence and substantial space across two levels. The upper-floor shops… Read More »Cecil Place Unit Types Review: Which Businesses Suit Its Restaurants, Shops and Offices?
