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The New Paper May 07, 2021 06:00 am COMPASS ONE Show appreciation to your parents for everything they have done by celebrating with them at the shopping mall, where a minimum spend of $120 from now till June 20 will earn you 500 Compass One points. From now till May 16, reward mum this Mother's Day with a rotatable jewellery organiser for easy jewellery storage, which can be redeemed by spending a minimum of $150. And if you are looking for gifts for dad ahead of Father's Day, redeem a mini pegboard set to up your home aesthetic game by spending a minimum of $150 from now till June 20.

SINGAPORE: Nine malls were on Saturday (May 1) added to the Ministry of Health's (MOH) list of public places visited by COVID-19 community cases ...

April 20, 2021 A March 2020 photo shows the construction site for HDB's Ubi Grove Build-To-Order project. The Straits Times In Singapore, the common wisdom for homeowners is to start with a Built-TO-Order (BTO) flat for your first home. Once your BTO meets its five year minimum occupation period (MOP), you can then make your next property move: either upgrade to a condo or move to a bigger or more central HDB unit on the resale market. Well, it kind of made sense until Covid-19 hit. BTO vs resale: Is BTO still the go-to choice in 2021? The BTO vs resale debate has been ongoing ever since th...

The New Paper COMPASS ONE COMPASS ONE Embark on a shopping spree at the mall and be rewarded with Compass One vouchers, as part of the Weekly Lucky Bingo campaign taking place from now to April 25. Spend a minimum of $5 in a single receipt at any store on each level from B1 to L4, and present the five receipts to redeem a $10 Compass One voucher weekly. Receive additional $20 Compass One vouchers if your submitted receipts match two of the Mystery Stores of the week. During this period, spend a minimum of $150 (maximum three same-day receipts) and take home a cable organiser bag.

Notable issues: Stellar RV saw some grumbling over pricing when it first launched. Consider the average price for new launches in District 10, back in May 2012: The average for the district was $1,636 psf. Now look at Stellar RV’s pricing at the same time: The median developer price was $2,039 psf. Granted, the small unit sizes meant a lower quantum (around $1.2 million) – but the diminishing shoebox trend, along with the notable price gap, already left some market watchers wondering if it had much room to appreciate. This led to a weak initial showing, with only 20 transactions on its la...