In Singapore, homeownership has long been tied to major life milestones like marriage. But that’s starting to change. With rising property prices and changing social norms, more singles, friends, siblings, and unmarried couples are looking for the option of co-owning a home without getting married. So, is it actually possible to co-own property in Singapore […] The post Co-Owning a Home in Singapore Without Being Married first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The URA 2025 Master Plan provides an important glimpse into how Singapore’s landscape will change in the next 10 to 15 years. TL;DR, 80,000 new homes are slated to be built across 10 estates, including the Newton/Monk’s Hill/Scotts Road cluster, Dover–Medway/One-North, and the former Turf Club at Kranji. But new homes are also planned for […] The post URA 2025 Draft Master Plan: 6 Under The Radar Changes You May Have Missed first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Where Beijing once celebrated its manufacturing and export prowess, it now openly discusses the need to curb “involution”. This is a dramatic departure from its previous stance, says Enodo Economics’ Diana Choyleva.

Business players in Kluang share their hopes and concerns with CNA as the central Johor district positions itself as a potential satellite city of the state’s special economic zone with Singapore. 

Bal Tiwana-Thompson, Alastair Skelton and Tim Coleby have joined the firm. The post Rapleys expands Manchester planning team by hiring trio of associate partners appeared first on Property Week.

Financial services firms dominated 100,000 sq ft-plus leasing deals in the capital during Q2, the firm reported. The post Big transactions drive 28% Q-on-Q rise in central London office deals, says CBRE appeared first on Property Week.