As SG60 approaches, it’s a good time to consider how Singapore’s housing story is inseparable from its national story. Housing is one of the qualities that makes Singapore stand out among many countries – whilst most states struggle with the issue of affordable housing, we have a home ownership rate of close to 90 per […] The post 5 Ways Housing Shapes Singapore’s National Identity first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Many Singaporeans dream of upgrading to private property, but plenty also choose to stay in their HDB flats. Whether it’s for affordability, comfort, or personal values, remaining in public housing can seem like the sensible choice. But what if holding on to your HDB flat for too long is quietly costing you money? Some people […] The post Does Staying in an HDB Cost More Than Upgrading to a Condo? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Some tickets for the American rock band’s April 2026 Kuala Lumpur concert were reportedly resold online at RM6,000 (US$1,417) instead of their RM500 face value.

Southeast Asian countries have generally avoided procuring tactical ballistic systems due to their “inherently offensive nature as opposed to purely defensive platforms”, says an expert. That norm may now shift.

River Island’s restructuring plan has been approved by a High Court judge despite opposition from landlords. The post Landlords ‘exposed’ as River Island restructuring approved by High Court appeared first on Property Week.

Homes England has appointed Amy Rees, former leader of the His Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS), as its new chief executive. The post Homes England appoints former prisons chief as chief executive appeared first on Property Week.