The 15-month wait-out period might soon be on the chopping block, and I can’t wait for it to happen. This policy was introduced back in September 2022 and is still in place for now. Unless you’re aged 55 or older and rightsizing to a 4-room or smaller flat, you need to wait 15 months between the sale […] The post In a Weak Economy, This Policy Hurts Singaporean Homeowners Most first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

A few months back, Jordan requested a tour of the Onan Road landed estate, but closer to the i12 side. (Thanks for following this series, by the way!) It took me a while to get round to it- apologies, but it’s hard to time the tours because of Singapore’s incessant rain- but that’s where we […] The post Touring Onan Road, A Freehold Landed Estate With A “Hidden” Enclave Of Shophouses first appeared on TheFinance.sg.

Launched on May 30, the International Organisation for Mediation (IOMed) seeks to offer a “softer” alternative to Western-led dispute resolution. But analysts say hard questions remain over its neutrality and global credibility.

Energy secretary Ed Miliband said: “Solar panels can save people hundreds of pounds off their energy bills, so it is just common sense for new homes to have them fitted as standard." The post Solar panels for all new homes to be mandated under Future Homes Standard this autumn appeared first on Property Week.

A National Audit Office report has found staff and skills shortages are preventing local planning authorities from making full use of financial contributions. The post Developer contributions system short-changing councils, report says appeared first on Property Week.