A 999-year leasehold commercial building at 402 North Bridge Road is on the market at the indicative guide price of $70 million. The plot sits at the corner of North Bridge Road and Seah Street, and the building is next to the iconic Raffles Hotel. Also known as Jun Xin Building, the 3,268 sq ft […] The post 402 North Bridge Road Commercial Building Near Raffles Hotel For Sale At $70 Million first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Hi Stacked, I am looking to purchase a retirement home under my partner’s name.  I currently own a three-bedroom unit in District 15, which I will sell and downgrade when I retire. I really like the convenience of living in District 15. For the retirement home, my budget is limited since it will be our […] The post The Cape, eCO Or Q Bay Residences — Which Makes More Sense As A Retirement Home Under $1.5M? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

This case study is based on a recent consultation conducted by Rachel Xu (R006569F), a property agent and partner property consultant with Stacked. This write-up walks through the key decisions, trade-offs, and market considerations involved, with insights that buyers and sellers may find useful. Project Case Study: ELTA Client Details A Singaporean in her late […] The post ELTA Buyer Case Study: Why A First-Time Buyer Chose A $2.49M 3-Bedroom Unit first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Some Singaporeans, especially long-time residents of Yishun and Khatib, will know of this building as GV Yishun, but the name of the four-storey mall is Yishun 10. In addition to the movie theatre, the strata-titled mall along Yishun Central is a popular shopping mall for residents of the area. But Yishun 10 will soon be […] The post Yishun 10 Could Be Redeveloped Into Mixed-Use Housing Near Yishun MRT first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Bursa-listed Malaysian property developer Tropicana Corp marked a key milestone for its Tropicana Metropark’s SouthPlace 2 Shoppes & Residences, an 88-acre integrated township in Subang Jaya in Selangor. On May 5, the developer celebrated the Topping Off ceremony of SouthPlace 2, one of the freehold residential towers, which is also targeted for completion by March […] The post Tropicana Metropark’s 80% Take-Up Signals Strong Demand for Integrated Living first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

A new mixed-use development in Melbourne, Australia will launch for sale this weekend. The 320-unit project is called 623 Collins and is located in the heart of Melbourne’s Central Business District. The project comprises a new 42-storey residential tower that is connected to two restored heritage-listed buildings, the State Savings Bank of Victoria (1924) and […] The post New Melbourne CBD Development 623 Collins Launches From AUD 610K first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

On 8th May 2026, the government announced three major changes to the Executive Condo (EC) scheme. Whether you’re thinking of buying your first home, upgrading, or just keeping tabs on the property market – this affects you. What has changed? In a nutshell, the 3 changes are: Current Rules New Rules Priority 70% set aside for first-time […] The post The Last of its Kind: The End of ECs as We Know It first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Changes to EC Rules SHOCK SG Property Market! Interview with Dragon Tan, Property Expert in Executive condominium in Singapore. Singapore just changed the Executive Condominium (EC) landscape dramatically — from a longer 10-year MOP to tighter rules favouring first-time buyers. What does this mean for EC prices, demand, HDB upgraders, and future property investors? Joining […] The post Changes to EC Rules SHOCK SG Property Market! Dragon Tan with Updates & Analysis! first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

One common trade-off with property is size for accessibility: the old decision between more space and being further from the MRT station, or vice versa. This applies to resale flats as much as it does private property; and the common assumption is that 5-room flats near an MRT station are “sure to be unaffordable.” But […] The post Here Are 5 Of The Cheapest 5-Room HDB Flats Near MRT Stations Priced From $540K first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Every year, thousands of people in Singapore enter the real estate industry chasing the same dream: flexible hours, attractive commissions, financial freedom, and the possibility of building something for themselves. From the outside, it looks exciting. Social media certainly helps paint, enhance and propagate that picture. To the uninformed. the industry often looks like a […] The post Why Most New Property Agents in Singapore Quit Within 12 Months first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The 244-page book was put together by Dr Goh's wife, Dr Phua Swee Liang, based on photographs, gifts, travel itineraries and personal records from his stint as an economic adviser to China between 1985 and 1990.

Jimmy Lai was found guilty in December on charges of foreign collusion and seditious publication and sentenced to 20 years in prison, in the harshest sentence doled out so far under a national security law imposed on Hong Kong by Beijing.

Choreographed diplomacy, cordial optics and symbolic gestures defined the high-stakes Sino-US summit in Beijing, but whether these translate to concrete and lasting outcomes remains uncertain, say analysts.

The epicentre of the earthquake was off the coast of Miyagi prefecture at a depth of 50km, the Japan Meteorological Agency said.

A cliff near the mine collapsed on Thursday (May 14) in Sijunjung district, burying a group of miners working only 3m away, said West Sumatra police spokeswoman Susmelawati Rosya.

Total net expansion of 3.82m sq ft across the London market in 2025 is the highest figure since 2019, and marks the sixth consecutive year of expansion across central London. The post Big is back for central London office occupiers as expansions hit six-year high appeared first on Property Week.

Age doesn’t always mean experience, as this week’s guest on PropCast demonstrates to the fullest. The post PropCast: Tom Sleigh – the City of London’s planning optimist appeared first on Property Week.

CBRE will provide independent commercial, financial and development advice, including strategic support on major regeneration programmes. The post CBRE appointed strategic commercial adviser to the Greater London Authority appeared first on Property Week.

The Victoria Gardens scheme will include flexible commercial and start-up business space and new landscaped outdoor space alongside 432 homes. The post Zive Capital wins greenlight for Norwich’s first BTR scheme appeared first on Property Week.

Irish housebuilder Glenveagh Properties is “on track” to deliver its full year guidance, with the outlook “remaining positive” as it increases its share buyback programme. The post Glenveagh reiterates guidance as it extends share buyback appeared first on Property Week.

The Welsh government has appointed Siân Gwenllian as its new cabinet member for local government, housing and planning. The post Welsh government appoints cabinet minister for housing appeared first on Property Week.

Located at Junction 12 of the M4 in the Thames Valley, the scheme will include two grade-A warehouses spanning 50,329 sq ft and 56,124 sq ft. The post Panattoni to build 106,453 sq ft Reading logistics park appeared first on Property Week.

The mayor of London’s Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation has sealed a public land agreement with the government, the Department for Transport and Network Rail, unifying 70 acres at Old Oak in west London into a single development site. The post London’s biggest brownfield site unified as OPDC searches for development partner appeared first on Property Week.

The Water Eaton scheme on the edge of Oxford will include a 50% provision for affordable housing. The post Bellway and Christ Church Oxford win approval for 800 homes appeared first on Property Week.

The Druids Heath master development will see the construction over the course of 20 years of around 3,500 new homes, 51% of which will be affordable. The post Birmingham council appoints Lovell to lead £1bn regen project appeared first on Property Week.