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Should the deal go through, Amara will be joining a list of SGX-listed companies that were delisted in recent months.

TMW Maxwell is an eye-catching new CBD development with staggered vertical gardens and facilities. With a focus on units that are two Bedrooms and smaller, TMW Maxwell will appeal to younger homeowners (read: multi-hyphenate owner occupiers and tenants), who will also benefit from the commercial units below. These restaurants and shops will add to the plethora of food options that...

What’s in a game-changing hotel brand? CES Hospitality VP Angeline Tan on launching a thoughtful work-meets-play sanctuary for guests.

Several other commercial properties are still on the market as sentiment has turned cautious amid higher financing costs. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE: In May 2021, developer Frasers Property said it had secured provisional approval from the authorities to redevelop Bedok Point into a residential development.

The final contract for design and construction of stations and tunnels on Singapore's Cross Island Line - Punggol Extension has been awarded.

Update on Pipeline Activity; International Tourism Continues to Grow; and More

Australia’s Acure Asset Management bought Mandurah’s Sebel Hotel, from Chip Eng Seng for $18 million. The deal represents a $3.3m windfall for the Singaporeans.

Gordon and Celine Tang's Chip Eng Seng has agreed to sell the Sebel Mandurah hotel in Australia to Perth-based Acure Asset Management.

Celine and Gordon Tang are offering to buy out Chip Eng Seng with an all-cash buyout offer that values the company at S$565 million.