Trends tend to come and go in the Singapore property market; and one of these is the dual-key unit. First introduced in Caspian in 2009, these units drew interested buyers for close to a decade, before the trend seemed to die down. But as of the past two years (2024/25), we’ve seen developers bring back […] The post Why Are Dual-Key Condo Units Struggling To Sell In 2025? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

With projects like Emerald of Katong and Parktown Residence selling out fast, it’s clear that buying season is upon us. That isn’t just true for new launches either: good resale condos have become an increasingly rare find, that you’ll want to snap up ASAP. With all this rushing about though, there are several things that could go wrong. Check […] The post 12 Common Things That Can Go Wrong During Your Property Purchase In Singapore first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

"We plan to hold a free and fair election soon," Gen Min Aung Hlaing said, providing the first specific time frame for long-promised polls in the war-torn nation.

Beijing on Saturday (Mar 8) said a probe found Canadian policies "disrupted the normal trade order and harmed the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises".

The 1.75-acre brownfield site will be redeveloped to provide a new public green square, 31,441 sq ft of workspace, 4,485 sq ft of retail space and around 6,000 sq ft of children’s play space, alongside the new homes. The post McLaren Living gets green light for 314-home Watford mixed-use scheme appeared first on Property Week.

The plan also proposes expanding commercial space in the Strangeways and Cambridge areas by around 1.75m sq ft. The post Manchester and Salford unveil regeneration plans including 7,000 new homes appeared first on Property Week.