Daily Archives: July 21, 2017 (33 Articles Found)
Architecture is not just merely about space, it tell us volumes about the time in which it was built. This episode, InstaScram travels from contemporary 2017 to the past, in the form of architectural exploration, where we visit…
It’s finally happening. Love, Bonito will be opening its very own flagship store in Oct after operating mostly online for seven years. The homegrown fashion label entered the e-commerce space at a time when Singaporeans were not yet…
The tepid results of Singapore’s largest retail landlord point to a continued struggle for mall owners in the city-state as they battle fast-changing consumer habits and an expected increase in the number of shopping centers. CapitaLand Mall Trust,…
Congregants who visit the Haji Muhammad Salleh Mosque will now enjoy greater accessibility and comfort, as the upgrading works to its facilities and main prayer spaces have been completed. The mosque in Palmer Road officially reopened on Fri,…
Tissue regeneration, implants and drug formulations enabled by 3D printing – these are just some of the areas that a new $18 million 3D-printing centre launched on Fri will explore. NUS Centre for Additive Manufacturing (AM.NUS), whose laboratories…
I have noticed that most RC offices open only once or twice a week, for a couple of hours in the evening. At other times, they are closed. Given that these community spaces are underused, it may be…
It is somewhat misleading to term HDB buyers “homeowners” rather than “lease owners”. The two terms mean very different things legally. Homeowners own the land outright and never have to return it or pay rent on it. They…
I am sceptical as to whether getting contractors, subcontractors, consultants and safety officers to attend a mandatory safety coordination meeting every day will reduce the number of accidents at construction sites (Worksites may have to hold mandatory safety…
Part of Balestier Road was closed after a trailer carrying an excavator rammed an overhead pedestrian bridge on Fri evening Photos and video posted on social media showed that the boom of the excavator had hit the bridge…
Cracks were found in the areas supporting 11 other parts of the uncompleted viaduct that collapsed on Jul 14, LTA said on Fri. Authorities are currently investigating the nature and cause of these cracks, it said, in an…
Singtel said on Fri it will launch near-gigabit mobile data speeds at selected high-traffic outdoor locations, starting with Orchard Road. At 800Mbps, it is SEA’s fastest gigabit-class LTE mobile data speed, and is nearly twice as fast as…
Nearly 30 hawkers displaced after the closure of Sungei Road Thieves’ Market have found a temporary space at a trade fair beside Sembawang MRT station. The hawkers, who have been offered heavily discounted rentals by the fair organiser,…
Hungry? Choose your menu, have your change ready, and at the press of a button, voila! Dinner is served. Vending machines dispensing ready meals are fast becoming available to time-pressed Singaporeans in offices, malls, campuses and public places.…
A 400m stretch of the beach at the East Coast Park has reopened on Thurs, after it was temporarily shut for workers to clean up oil patches which had washed ashore. It is still unclear what is behind…
The first Belt and Road Multi-Cultural Studies Centre in Singapore was launched yesterday by the London School of Business and Finance (LSBF) here and the Overseas Education College (OEC) of China’s Xiamen University. To be funded by the…
High-end real estate transactions have gone up by 45 per cent in value in the first six months of the year, compared with the same period last year, according to List Sotheby’s Intl Realty, Singapore. It noted that…
We refer to Mr Cheang Peng Wah’s letter “Explanation needed for spate of HDB lift problems” (July 13). Singapore has 63,000 passenger lifts, with around 25,000 in HDB estates. BCA’s regular audits indicate that most lifts here are…
IF you want to have a general feel of how Singapore’s residential property market has been developing in recent years, just look at Santorini and The Alps. No, not their European namesakes, but two separate projects, both developed…
EMA is proposing to have a regulatory sandbox where new energy technologies and business models can be given a dry run, in a move welcomed by many energy retailers that have started up in recent years. In doing…
Singapore’s office market reported a steady net absorption for the past quarter with the completion of the East Tower of Marina One and UIC Building. According to CBRE Research, net absorption for the quarter was at 923,810 sqft.…
CapitaLand Commercial Trust (CCT) is on active asset recycling mode with the recent divestment of its 50% effective stake in One George St and Wilkie Edge. According to OCBC Investment Research analyst Eli Lee and Andy Wong, the…
Ahead of the release of results from real estate players, CIMB analyst Lock Mun Yee said developers will continue to benefit from profit recognition from locked-in presales in Singapore and overseas operations. More so, capital recycling from asset…
Instead of using multiple apps to find out the best route to get from your home to Eng Neo Ave, and then pulling up the Google Chrome app on your phone to search for the nearest petrol station…
Overall sentiment for the real estate market reached a new high of 6.1 in 2Q2017, the highest since 1Q2010, according to RESI published by NUS and Redas. Market sentiment continued to improve from 5.2 in 1Q2017. However, it…
Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT) has completed the sale of a light industrial building along Tuas South Ave 3 at 65 Tech Park Crescent on Thurs, revealed an SGX filing posted on the same day. The three-storey property with…
The Albracca apartment at Meyer Road has been sold in a collective sale to property developer Sustained Land for $69.119 million, revealed JLL. The price works out to $1,409 psf ppr inclusive of development charges, and is higher…
A stroll around Bukit Batok Central or one of the area’s subzones such as Guilin or Hillview reveals a peaceful residential area swathed in greenery. With easy access to some of Singapore’s most luxuriant natural spaces, residents enjoy…
The Republic’s transformation from a fishing village to a cosmopolitan city is well documented, but how much do you know about the evolution of our HDB flats? We shed some light on its history. As Singapore grew from…
When it comes to real estate in Singapore, we are influenced by laws, regulations and policies that the government has put in place. While this has paved the way towards a fair, sustainable and efficient marketplace, there are…
Although the property cooling measures such as ABSD, imposed by the government in 2011 to calm a heated market and avert an asset bubble caused foreign buyers to stay away since 2012, resulting in a a slowdown in…
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