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We may still be in the holiday season (Merry Fa Cai everyone!), during which there's a lull in property transactions. But that doesn't stop us from seeing record-breaking HDB resale transactions. (Writer's note: these transactions may have been closed before the holiday period, but were only registered in HDB's record recently. So it's more likely that Christmas came early for...

When selling your property, the location of your next home is an important consideration. You might be looking at finding a home in an area that’s great for property investment. We’ve compiled a list of up-and-coming areas in Singapore that will have exciting developments in the next five to 10 years. These areas have also enjoyed great price appreciation in...

The fledgling was reunited with its parents.

Singapore’s Housing and Development Board on Friday launched a public tender for two residential sites in Tampines and Tengah.

Singapore News - Commuters travelling westwards from Pasir Ris MRT station will experience shorter waiting times when a railway turnback there is completed by the middle of 2024. In a Facebook post on Thursday night, Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean said the quicker turnaround of trains... Read more at www.tnp.sg

These hiking trails in Singapore range from 400m-long for beginners, to 150km-long for those with Superman quads.

Ready for the weekend? Here's what you can look forward to this week: A space-themed fest; a camera, film and art market; winter wonderlands in the Heartlands; and a sports fest for families. Yippee ki-yay! [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/CmDJf8bPgqz/[/embed] This Space-themed fest at Singapore EXPO is sure to start your weekend with a blast – think: World Cup screenings, kiddy go-kart, creative workshops,...

Have an out-of-this-world experience at Singapore's largest space-themed fest, delve into film photography at Somerset Film Snaps, and more this weekend.

The fab extension will enable Soitec to double the annual production at its Pasir Ris site, in Singapore, to around two million 300mm SOI wafers ... | December 9, 2022

Money doesn't usually fall from the sky, but one man recently made it happen in Kuala Lumpur. TikTok user Naqliqaddiem posted a six-second clip last Sunday (Dec 4), showing himself holding onto a stack of RM100 notes. Standing several levels above others in Suria KLCC, the man flung the money into the air, raining cash down on some unsuspecting shoppers...