How bad can the compact unit trend get? It’s all a matter of perspective. Singaporeans like to think we have it pretty bad – in recent years, three-bedders have been around 800 to 900 sq ft. (or even 700 sq ft), two-bedders at under 600 sq ft., and one-bedders at around 400 sq ft. And as […] The post How Much Smaller Can Singapore Homes Get? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

A few weeks back, we visited the landed houses on Dyson Road. One reader commented on the proximity of the houses to high rise condominiums and thus the lack of privacy (in his opinion, at least. I’ll show you a photo of Dyson Road below so you can judge for yourself. Alternatively, you can also click the […] The post We Toured A Quiet Freehold Landed Area Near Reputable Schools — Where Owners Rarely Sell first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

As Thailand moves towards a landmark Climate Change Act, some experts warn the bill could prioritise businesses over the country’s most vulnerable communities. 

Youth unemployment threatens to dampen confidence in the region’s economy, deepen inequality and strain public finances, says UOB economist Enrico Tanuwidjaja.

The study is aimed at identifying practical and scalable solutions to close the gender gap within senior leadership across the built environment. The post Real Estate Balance launches study to address leadership gender gap appeared first on Property Week.

The multi-million-pound programme of upgrade works is targeting planning approval early next year, with works to commence shortly after and completion programmed for 2027. The post Plans lodged for sensitive renewal of postmodern City icon No. 1 Poultry appeared first on Property Week.