SINGAPORE – Fewer than 1 in 6 students who enter 12 popular schools here during Phase 2C of the Primary 1 registration come from public… Read More »P1 registration: 15% of Phase 2C students at 12 popular primary schools live in public housing
Singapore’s prime office market is tightening. Quality space is becoming harder to secure, rents are rising, and limited new supply is strengthening landlords’ negotiating position.… Read More »Singapore Offices Are In Demand—So Why Has Marina One’s S$5.7 Billion Sale Taken So Long?
Vela Bay offers a wider range of layouts than its two 31-storey towers may suggest at first. The 515-unit development starts with a compact 484… Read More »Vela Bay Unit Types Review: Which Floor Plan Is Best for You?
URA’s East Coast Road land tender offers developers a relatively small project in an established residential neighbourhood. But its size does not automatically make it… Read More »East Coast Road GLS: Will Buyers Pay Over S$3 Million for a Boutique Siglap Condo?
Jun Jie Industrial Building’s S$105 million collective-sale asking price raises an unusual question: could its existing floor area be one of the best reasons to… Read More »Jun Jie Industrial Building Wants S$105 Million: Is Its Extra Existing Floor Area an Asset or a Redevelopment Constraint?
The Robertson Opus has one of the more ambitious landscape concepts among recent central-area launches. Rather than concentrating every amenity around a single pool deck,… Read More »The Robertson Opus Facilities Review: Are Its 45m Pool and Rooftop Gardens Impressive Enough?
Renting can be a sensible financial decision, even for a household that can afford to buy. But a home is also where someone may spend… Read More »Renting May Be Cheaper Today but What Happens After the Mortgage Ends
SINGAPORE – The Housing Board declined to handle the legal work for a resale flat, and advised the flat’s sellers to engage their own lawyer… Read More »Resale flat transactions with ‘greater complexity’ should be handled by private lawyers: HDB
SINGAPORE — Eight public officers whose property purchases warrant further examination have been referred to the police, Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing said… Read More »8 public officers referred to police after review of property purchases near future MRT stations
A shop closes, its signage comes down, and another brand prepares to move in. For the outgoing retailer, the closure may represent years of effort… Read More »Retailers Are Struggling—So Why Are Investors Buying Singapore Malls?
The Robertson Opus is not a development where buyers should choose a unit based solely on bedroom count. Across its 348 residences, the project moves… Read More »The Robertson Opus Unit Types Review: Which Layout Should You Choose?
Artificial intelligence could widen the gap between Singapore’s prime and older offices, even if it reduces the amount of space some companies need. A business… Read More »Will AI Widen the Gap Between Singapore’s Prime and Older Offices?
