ComfortDelGro has submitted the top bid of $38 million to develop a new multi-storey driving centre on Lorong Bistari in Chua Chu Kang. This will be the first Next-Generation Driving Centre that will cater to all vehicle classes. The only other bidder was Bukit Batok Driving Centre, an affiliate of Japanese automotive conglomerate Honda, who […] The post Singapore Could Soon Have A Multi-Storey Driving Centre — Here’s Where It May Be Built first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

You’ve probably heard of a 99-1 property ownership arrangement, but how about owning a one-seventh stake of a sprawling bungalow in prime District 9? This unusual sale is the result of a court-ordered receiver’s sale. What makes this even more tantalising is the type of property this partial sale involves. The property is 5 Oxley […] The post You Can Now Buy Part Of A $300M Singapore Bungalow — But You Can’t Live In It first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Serenity Park, a freehold condominium on Tamarind Road, has been launched for collective sale at an asking price around $505 million. The 179-unit development sits on a 248,173 sq ft off Yio Chu Kang Road in District 28. The asking price translates to about $1,453 psf per plot ratio (psf ppr). The existing development comprises […] The post Will the Freehold Serenity Park’s $505M Collective Sale Succeed in Enticing Developers? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Hi Stacked Homes, My husband and I are in our mid-40s, and this is most likely the last private property purchase we can make. We recently sold our three-bedroom EC and made a good cash profit. We are now looking for our next property. The question we’re struggling with is whether, given today’s sky-high prices, […] The post We Sold Our EC And Have $2.6M For Our Next Home: Should We Buy A New Condo Or Resale? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Freehold condominiums are often considered legacy homes and price-resilient assets, given their tenure and desirability. As a result, properties with freehold tenure tend to get touted as ‘safe’ real estate and tend to be the property of choice for many Singaporean homeowners and investors. It just seems intuitive that without the limit of a 99-year […] The post These Freehold Condos Barely Made Money After Nearly 10 Years — Here’s What Went Wrong first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Earlier this month, Ministry of Finance published an Occasional Paper “Income Growth, Inequality, and Social Mobility Trends in Singapore”. This paper reivew trends in income growth, inequality, and social mobility in Singapore. It also outlines theGovernment’s approach and policies to sustain a fair and inclusive society. This is an update of an earlier paper published […] The post Are We Holding Too Much Home Equity? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Thinking of buying a home with a friend in Singapore? For many singles, home ownership can feel like a waiting game. You may be earning well, ready to move out, and frustrated by rising rents, yet not keen, or eligible, to buy alone. That’s why buying a property with a friend has become an increasingly […] The post Buying a Home With a Friend in Singapore As Co-Owners first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

With private condos being much pricier after COVID, it’s reasonable that some families are turning to 5-room flats instead. But contrary to coffee shop talk, not every 5-room flat costs “nearly a million dollars or more” today. Even if you were to pick a 5-room flat near an MRT station, there are still affordable options […] The post Here Are The Cheapest 5-Room HDB Flats Near An MRT You Can Still Buy From $550K first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Today, and throughout the rest of this week, many families who celebrate Chinese New Year will be busy with reunion dinners and wishing relatives good health and prosperity. Some of you might give out hong baos this year, some of you might still be receiving them. There will be many new homeowners welcoming friends and […] The post Happy Chinese New Year from Stacked first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The widow of former Malaysia Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin has denied involvement in any attempt to destabilise the government, calling the allegation “false and preposterous”.

Pakistan carried out air strikes on Afghanistan's major cities, escalating months of border clashes.

The new temporary rate, imposed after the US Supreme Court struck down the president’s signature tariff policy, is lower than the 18 per cent tariff under the India-US deal.

K-beauty or J-beauty products have been a staple among consumers for years – but now, a new wave of Chinese cosmetics and skincare is gaining attention overseas.

Efforts to stabilise employment, enterprises and markets, as well as building a robust domestic market, were also discussed, state news agency Xinhua reported.

The plan, which includes a ban on mobile phone usage in key government buildings, is expected to be submitted to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi next week, local media reported.

The dismantling of the Ming and Bai criminal groups is a “powerful blow to the arrogance of criminals", says China’s Supreme People’s Court.

According to the Thai military's preliminary examination, the landmine was buried deep in clay and covered with leaves, suggesting it was not newly laid. 

Fast-growing chain Black Sheep Coffee is set to open a minimum of 10 stores across central London, covering the City of London, Tower Hamlets and Hackney after signing a new development agreement. The post Black Sheep Coffee signs franchise deal to open 10 new central London sites appeared first on Property Week.

Report from Potter Space and Savills finds that between 2014 and 2024 businesses would have taken 35% more space to meet their needs if it had been available, equating to 60m sq ft. The post Small to mid-box supply shortage is supressing demand, report finds appeared first on Property Week.

Average managed office desk rates were £230 above their serviced counterparts in Q4, but serviced space demand remained strong as operators cut prices. The post London flex market splits as managed offices hit 40% price premium, Rubberdesk reports appeared first on Property Week.

The property portal has launched a £90m share buyback programme, to be completed by the end of July, on the back of rising profits and revenue. The post Rightmove reports ‘strong financial performance’ as profits rise 12% appeared first on Property Week.

Whitbread will build a five-storey hotel on the vacant city centre site of a hotel demolished in 2020. The post Green light for 104-room Premier Inn hotel in Carlisle appeared first on Property Week.

Business advisory firm PKF Francis Clark has expanded its presence at RO Real Estate's 90 Victoria Street in Bristol. The post PKF Francis Clark expands office space at RO Real Estate’s Bristol development appeared first on Property Week.

Life Couriers UK is doubling its presence at the South Coast park, while Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner has recommitted to 6,669 sq ft of office space. The post Federated Hermes secures dual lettings at Fareham Reach Business Park appeared first on Property Week.

He joins from Method Valuation UK and previously held senior roles at Capita Business Services and Durham University. The post Cluttons appoints Rutter as head of Newcastle appeared first on Property Week.

The developer will redevelop a London office building to provide 233 student beds, a study lounge, shared dining area, fitness studio and rooftop terrace. The post HB Reavis wins consent for first PBSA scheme in Waterloo appeared first on Property Week.

The sale of 90 Whitfield Street in Fitzrovia comes as the the London office developer plans to ramp up its disposals, which totalled £616.1m last year. The post Derwent sets £1bn disposal target as Lone Star snaps up £110.5m West end asset appeared first on Property Week.