Due to rising prices, a greater number of buyers are turning toward two-bedders, or some variant of this layout (e.g., 2+1 units). Given that new launch two-bedders are hovering in the $1.8 million category, it’s also unsurprising that buyers may seek resale alternatives. Whilst the supply is tight right now (fewer people are selling due […] The post Which Resale Two-Bedroom Condos Quietly Made Buyers Six-Figure Profits In Singapore? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Applying for a Build-To-Order (BTO) flat as a couple is more than just finding a place to live. It’s seen as a serious commitment, often made even before marriage, and a big step towards building a life together. But what if the relationship ends before the flat is ready, or after you’ve already moved in? […] The post How a Break Up Affects Your BTO Flat Application first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

China’s hosting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit from Aug 31 to Sep 1 offers a leadership showcase, but rivalries in the bloc may limit what it can deliver, analysts say.

Malaysia leaders have called for cross-border ride-hailing with Singapore to become “a reality”, describing it as a “catalyst” in integrating their transport systems. Singapore has said it has no plans to fully liberalise cross-border point-to-point transport via ride-hail services.

The design features 218 apartments – 163 one-room units and 55 two-room units – together with seven grade-A office spaces. The post Plans submitted for tallest residential tower in Lancashire appeared first on Property Week.

Paddy McKillen won the payout after the London Court of International Arbitration ruled he had been short-changed by the billionaire former prime minister of Qatar. The post Investor wins £700m in dispute with Qatari owners of luxury London hotels appeared first on Property Week.