Living in fast-paced Singapore can feel relentless at times for some people, which is probably why many homeowners want a refuge where they can slow down and unwind at the end of the day. For homeowner Brennan Phua, the priority was creating a sense of calm in his family home. His 1,001 sq ft four-room […] The post I Spent $120K Renovating A 4-Room BTO Into A Japanese-Inspired Sanctuary first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Hi Stacked, My spouse and I are in our 50s, and we live in a two-bedroom condo in Lakeside. The unit has a $600,000 mortgage. At the same time, we also own a fully paid five-room HDB flat in Yew Tee that is rented for $3,200 a month. As we age, we’d like to move […] The post We’re In Our 50s With A Condo And A HBD — Should We Sell Both To Buy A $1.9M Freehold Home? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Over the past decade, the domestic market has endured at least three bear runs that prompted emergency government bailouts, says Shuli Ren for Bloomberg Opinion.

Previously, Singapore could act only after its skyline had faded. Now it has the power to do more before the haze arrives, says NUS law researcher Sean D Tseng.

A tribunal has ordered the developer to pay a £46.5m fire remediation bill for seven buildings it developed in Manchester, ending a near three-year dispute brought on by government. The post Court orders Urban Splash to pay £46.5m fire safety bill appeared first on Property Week.

Sue Foxley will focus on research and data trends in science and technology, while Harry Blevins will focus on London specialist science and technology leasing and business development. The post Bidwells bolsters Creative Places team with double appointment appeared first on Property Week.