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Hedge funds, banks and private equity firms say there has been a relative pittance of new business from ultra-rich Chinese arrivals. Read more at straitstimes.com.

JCube will cease operations in early August to make way for redevelopment and transform into a new 40 story residential tower with retail space only on the first two storeys. What were the reasons for JCube’s closure - was it a case of too many shopping malls in Jurong East? Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and M

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Melanie Oliveiro speak to Philippine artist Miguel Antonio, also known as Distort Monsters, who turns the demons that were plaguing his mind - into cute, furry, colourful monsters on canvas 

When ultra-wealthy Chinese entrepreneurs started moving to Singapore en masse in 2019, investment firms were salivating at the chance to manage billions in new money. So far, it hasn’t quite happened.

Singapore News - More than half of the 30,000 public housing units in Tengah have been launched so far, as Singapore’s newest town takes shape four years after the first flats there were offered in 2018. Billed as a “forest town”, the 700ha area in the west – roughly the... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE: The higher housing grant announced during Budget 2023 could raise Housing Development Board (HDB) resale flat prices for smaller flats in popular locations, say property analysts.

SINGAPORE - The average selling price per square foot (psf) for Build-To-Order (BTO) flats in mature estates increased faster than those in non-mature estates in the last 10 years, according to figures provided by National Development Minister Desmond Lee on Monday. The psf price gap between BTO flats in mature and non-mature estates also widened between 2012 and the first...

By Isabel Kua SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Wealthy mainland Chinese have been the top foreign buyers of expensive private properties in Singapore this year a...

Singapore News - More Housing Board resale flats have changed hands for at least $1 million in the first nine months of 2022 than

China’s real estate assets are facing the risk of a protracted pricing decline, if Japan’s experience in dealing with its own property bubble and more than two decades of economic stagnation are anything to go by, analysts said.