If you’ve been in the property market long enough, you’ll remember the circus that was the launch of Hundred Palms Residences in 2017. People queued overnight. There were stories (unverified) of people being paid just to give up their place in a queue. And within seven hours, 531 units were gone. This was even more […] The post We Could’ve Sold Our Home for More, But We Didn’t — Here’s Why We Let It Go in Just 24 Hours first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Now we have more clarification on decoupling, and it’s no longer the simple hack many of us were told to think. For most of the ‘00s to ‘10s, decoupling was positioned as a property hack to avoid paying Additional Buyers Stamp Duty (ABSD). The concept is simple: One spouse transfers their share of the home […] The post Decoupling Is No Longer a Property Hack: What the Courts and IRAS Have Made Clear first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

South Korea must ensure that not just streaming platforms profit from its unique storytelling, says Catherine Thorbecke for Bloomberg Opinion.

Indonesia's Prabowo Subianto has spent much of his presidency building a more assertive foreign policy. Now, he must focus on governing at home, says political analyst Johannes Nugroho.

The chairs of the three membership organisations will now work together to appoint a chief executive and a chair to lead the first RE:UK board. The post BPF, AREF and IPF vote in favour of landmark trade body merger appeared first on Property Week.

A temporary High Court injunction blocking asylum seekers from being housed in the hotel was overturned on Friday. The post Epping Bell Hotel ruling could become ‘national planning flashpoint’ appeared first on Property Week.