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The pair were captured on video taking a brief dip in the swimming pool of a condominium in Sentosa Cove. But the duo were not… Read More »Otters go for a dip in Sentosa pool

SINGAPORE – The following companies saw new developments which may affect trading of their shares on Tuesday (Oct 2): Thakral Corp: The real estate investment… Read More »Stocks to watch: Thakral, Oxley, Q&M, Katrina

SINGAPORE – Faber Garden is relaunching a collective sale on Wednesday (Oct 3) at the same reserve price of $1.18 billion about six months after… Read More »Faber Garden making another collective sale bid at same $1.18b price

But analysts do not expect prices to tumble, noting developers’ high land bid costs The upward march of private home prices in recent months ground… Read More »Private home price gains slow in Q3 on cooling measures

The agreement signed between Singapore and Malaysia to suspend the High-Speed Rail (HSR) project for about two years is a “fair arrangement” for both countries,… Read More »HSR deferment deal a fair arrangement for both sides: Khaw

The prices of resale Housing Board flats declined 0.2 per cent in the third quarter of this year after inching up 0.1 per cent in… Read More »HDB resale flat prices resume slide with 0.2% dip in Q3

Ivory Heights, a 654-unit privatised HUDC estate in Jurong East, has failed to secure the requisite 80 per cent approval rate by yesterday’s deadline, making… Read More »Ivory Heights fails in bid to go en bloc

Heritage enthusiasts speculate about origin and purpose of four underground shafts   Some long-time dwellers of Normanton Park, most of whose residents have vacated their… Read More »Normanton Park’s mystery brick shafts

Sales plunge 49% while prices dip 0.1% following latest property cooling moves by Govt The latest round of property cooling measures and the cumulative effect… Read More »Private home sales hit by July 6 measures

SINGAPORE – Some long-time dwellers of Normanton Park, most of whose residents have vacated their homes after a successful sale en bloc last year, have flagged the… Read More »Mystery surrounds Normanton Park’s underground brick-shafts

SINGAPORE – Prices of completed non-landed private homes in Singapore reversed course to climb in August, rising 0.5 per cent month-on-month, after a dipping in… Read More »Completed condo prices rise 0.5% in August, reversing July’s dip

A Chinatown site slated for hotel use is up for grabs, with the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) yesterday launching the land parcel for sale by… Read More »Hotel site in Club Street launched for sale by public tender