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.

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.

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.

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 prosecution had rejected his first bid to have the charges of possessing methamphetamine and sildenafil – a drug used to treat erectile dysfunction – dropped.   

The stakes are significant, highlighting how the US-China tech rivalry is now snarling even approved trade, leaving the world's most valuable company and dominant chipmaker caught between dueling national priorities.

A spokesperson for the Malaysian government said on Wednesday (May 13) that the country was also considering potential legal action, without specifying details.

From “Mandate of Heaven” symbolism to hopes for a “good harvest” in trade, analysts say Beijing used Trump’s Temple of Heaven visit on Thursday (May 14) to send layered diplomatic messages.

Senator Ronald dela Rosa, the former national police chief and chief enforcer of ex-President Rodrigo Duterte's bloody "war on drugs", is wanted for crimes against humanity.

Authorities last week detained more than 500 people in two separate raids in Jakarta and Batam.

If granted, the 18-year prison sentence would be one of the toughest punishments imposed on a former minister in recent years.

The trip to Beijing marks the first by a US president in nearly a decade, after Trump last visited in 2017.

The landlord's central London estate outperformed market expectations with 151 lease deals signed between January and April. The post Shaftesbury Capital reports strong leasing demand across the West End appeared first on Property Week.

The BTR landlord made a £14.6m pre-tax loss for the six months to the end of March, but net rental income rose 7.8% year on year. The post Grainger on track to hit £60m earnings target despite H1 profit loss appeared first on Property Week.

The portfolio, which is now fully operational, comprises 1,856 apartments split between Birmingham, Nottingham, Rugby, Leicester and Warrington. The post Edmond de Rothschild wins £180m loan to refinance BTR portfolio appeared first on Property Week.

The cross-sector commission will set out to identify practical steps to unblock the planning, financial and cultural obstacles to high street regeneration through health. The post Independent think tank to launch Health on the High Street Commission appeared first on Property Week.

Of the assets sold, 76% were located outside London and the South East, accounting for 51% of the total income. The post Retail assets help Allsop raise over £26.5m at May commercial auction appeared first on Property Week.

The two warehouses at the Willenhall 300 scheme are fully let to Midlands distribution and logistics firm BJS Distribution Storage and Couriers. The post Arrow acquires Wolverhampton logistics facility appeared first on Property Week.

First Central, RW Invest and Proof ID, have renewed their leases at the Manchester office campus. The post Three tenants recommit to 27,000 sq ft at Manchester’s Exchange Quay appeared first on Property Week.

The first stores will be launched this summer as the brand replaces Starbucks at the cinemas. The post Costa Coffee to open 26 stores across Cineworld’s estate appeared first on Property Week.

The company is working in partnership with JCB to redevelop the former Bamford Works factory site. The post Cameron Homes greenlit for £39m Uttoxeter resi scheme appeared first on Property Week.

The sector accounted for more than a quarter of total central London office take-up in Q1. The post AI and tech firms boost central London office take-up, Avison Young reports appeared first on Property Week.