What methods should we consider to control how a property is presented on online listing platforms? This is a longstanding challenge in an industry where, for the most part, the sales process is fragmented and often individualised. Some weeks ago, I mentioned that a real estate agency received a censure over their handling of an errant agent. […] The post Why ‘Accurate’ Property Listings Still Mislead Buyers In Singapore first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

In the early 2000s, buying a home in locales like Punggol or Woodlands was considered a compromise. In less generous terms, some even called it desperate since back then those “ulu” areas often meant long commutes and sparse amenities. It was also not uncommon for realtors to advise buyers to avoid these areas if possible, […] The post Why Early Buyers In New Housing Estates May See Less Upside In 2026 first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Malaysian authorities are investigating a viral video posted on Sunday (Feb 1) showing a Grab driver reaching towards a female passenger and asking her inappropriate questions during a ride in Johor Bahru.

The passenger was told repeatedly to surrender a knife found during baggage screening, but he allegedly refused to comply.  

New construction starts rose year on year in Belfast, Birmingham, Leeds and Manchester, but the total volume of schemes under construction fell. The post Deloitte regional crane survey reveals mixed picture for development appeared first on Property Week.

Revenues from the supplement, which large businesses pay to recoup the tube line's development cost, are set to rise from £252m in 2025-26 to £290m in 2026-27. The post London City Hall to bag £38m windfall from Elizabeth Line business taxes appeared first on Property Week.