I get a lot of weird looks when I say I LIKE old, slightly run-down strata-titled malls. The presence of these old malls explains some of my favourite places. Take the Katong/Joo Chiat stretch for instance: having i12 Katong and Parkway Parade there are nice. But what do I especially like in the area? Roxy […] The post Why Old Run-Down Malls Make Neighbourhoods Better In Singapore first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

4-bedroom condos aren’t typically the most affordable properties on the market, given their size, facilities, and the premium often associated with them compared to HDB flats. That said, if space is a priority for your family and you have at least one car for easier commuting, some options strike a balance between comfort and cost. […] The post The Cheapest 4-Bedroom Condos You Can Buy in Singapore Right Now From $1.39M first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Custom officers from Qingdao in Shandong province intercepted the “problematic” maps during a recent inspection of export goods, China Customs said in a statement on Monday (Oct 13).

The National Audit Office (NAO) revealed 98% of homes with external wall insulation installed under the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme needs work to correct major issues, such as damp and mould. The post ‘Government oversight’ sees 22,000 homes with poor insulation, says NAO appeared first on Property Week.

New powers to fast-track big housing schemes have been added to the Planning and Infrastructure Bill (PIB), set to return to the Lords next week. The post Reed unveils new powers to stop councils rejecting applications appeared first on Property Week.