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5 affordable apartments with good unblocked views from $1.05m

Most can agree that having unblocked views from the comfort of one’s home is not a common treat in a land-scarce city like Singapore. But those who have had the pleasure of having unblocked views — be it verdant spaces, the sea or riverfront living — would find it hard to settle for anything less. Naturally, projects that offer unblocked...

Touring Phoenix Estate: An underrated landed home cluster with unblocked views and spacious roads

Not to be confused with Phoenix Park in the Tanglin area, Phoenix Estate is a landed enclave in Choa Chu Kang. I'll be honest and confess that I wasn't expecting much before I visited: Choa Chu Kang isn't exactly known for its landed houses and it's also fairly far out. When I'd visited Windermere EC and Pavilion Park landed estate...

Soilbuild bags $81M in new construction contracts

Hospitals in Jurong East spearheading push for district cooling system in the area

This could be part of JurongHealth Campus’ efforts to green processes in the healthcare sector. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Woman dreams of brother's death, finds him dead at his Tengah flat 7 days later

He had been uncontactable the past 10 days.

Birds likely to crash into buildings if they are near greenery: Study

Birds are more likely to crash into buildings and die in six areas in Singapore, according to a study. These include Springleaf - with shorter buildings near forests - and Tengah, which incorporates forests into its design. In fact, it is the shorter buildings near greenery that confuse birds. CNA spoke to David Tan, a

Springleaf, Tengah among potential hot spots for birds crashing into buildings: Study

SINGAPORE - Singapore’s ambitions to weave more nature into the city could come at a cost for certain species of birds, which are more prone to crashing into buildings near forested areas, a new study has found. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Itron powers smart water metering in Singapore

Singapore Premier League 24/25 season to kick-off without new club addition

Historic significance of WWII aircraft engine at Fort Siloso

Singapore News - The wrecked engine of a Japanese warplane shot down in 1942 in the final days of the battle for Singapore during World War II is a significant artefact that needs to be kept in better conditions, said some historians. The battered and rusting engine from an Imperial... Read more at www.tnp.sg