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Singaporeans are really experts at enjoying life. We are always on the hunt for shopping deals, good food and for many of us, cheap massages. But a problem arises when a massage parlour or spa is too affordable-we inevitably ask: "Clean or not ah?" While we do have our fair share of "dirty" massage parlours, it's not impossible to find...

For many Singaporeans, owning a landed home is the pinnacle of property aspirations. Yet, in an era of soaring property prices, it might come as a pleasant surprise that there are still freehold landed homes priced just above $2 million. The secret? It's all about knowing where to look and stepping beyond the obvious prime areas in central Singapore. The...

The overturned vehicle took up two lanes of the three-lane road. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Loud sounds can be expected during the controlled disposal of the WWII bomb, said the police. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Ask most property agents in 2023, and they’ll tell you any landed home under $4 million is likely a leasehold (or cluster housing, or a strata-titled unit in a condo.) But our recent checks show that isn’t true. There are some places where true, freehold landed properties can be had for under $4 million; just so long as you’re not...

In its early days, Ang Mo Kio (AMK) was referred to as Kow Tiow Kio, which means "nine bridges" in Hokkien. This moniker stemmed from the necessity of crossing nine bridges over tributary streams of the Kallang River when travelling from what is now Lorong Chuan to Upper Thomson Road. And as it transitioned from its rural beginnings, AMK became...

The Our SG Arts Plan was moulded by over 16,500 stakeholders.   

When it comes to landed property in Singapore, a few neighborhoods like Nassim, Cluny Park, and for those familiar with the eastern side - Frankel and Opera Estates, often steal the spotlight. Those are the famous ones, but there are more landed enclaves in Singapore than you might suspect - and some of these may be good places to find...

Parking at private estates is a contentious issue in Singapore, from residents 'chope-ing' lots to leaving notes on visitors' vehicles telling them to park elsewhere. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com

Parking at private estates is a contentious issue in Singapore, from residents 'chope-ing' lots to leaving notes on visitors' vehicles telling them to park elsewhere. One resident in Upper Thomson shared with Stomp his own personal experience. He told Stomp that some residents often park their cars on the street in front of their neighbours' houses instead of their own,...