Earlier this month, Ministry of Finance published an Occasional Paper “Income Growth, Inequality, and Social Mobility Trends in Singapore”. This paper reivew trends in income growth, inequality, and social mobility in Singapore. It also outlines theGovernment’s approach and policies to sustain a fair and inclusive society. This is an update of an earlier paper published […] The post Are We Holding Too Much Home Equity? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Thinking of buying a home with a friend in Singapore? For many singles, home ownership can feel like a waiting game. You may be earning well, ready to move out, and frustrated by rising rents, yet not keen, or eligible, to buy alone. That’s why buying a property with a friend has become an increasingly […] The post Buying a Home With a Friend in Singapore As Co-Owners first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

The deployment of the missiles would significantly enhance Iran’s strike capabilities and pose a threat to US naval forces in the region, two weapons experts said.

Deputy leader Richard Tice said the act was “already reducing the supply of properties to rent and therefore increasing the prices”. The post Reform pledges to abolish Renters’ Rights Act appeared first on Property Week.

Justice Kimblin said a planning inspector decision had failed to address whether the developer should make a financial contribution for new roads. The post High Court overturns approval for Peel NRE’s Trafford I&L scheme appeared first on Property Week.