Fewer new condo launches in Singapore in 2026, with most projects concentrated in the suburbs
Analysts expect the market to remain stable in 2026, underpinned by lower interest rates and a steady stream of HDB upgraders and local investors.
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Some ageing condos in Singapore struggle with failing infrastructure, inadequate sinking funds
Aging Singapore condos face infrastructure deterioration, with 31% over 30 years old, potentially rising to 1,160 by 2035. Experts suggest higher sinking funds, technical audits,…
Identity thieves cancel Singaporean’s credit cards, leaving him and wife strapped for cash in Japan
The couple spent three hours calling banks from a theme park – racking up $200 in roaming charges in the process – and would later find out that their cards had been cancelled…
Ancient Turkey comes to life in Gardens by the Bay’s ‘Rose Romance’ display
In its fifth edition, the exhibition – which runs from June 2 to 30 at the Flower Dome – showcases close to 16,000 roses of 70 varieties, curated in collaboration with the…
Singapore-China mutual visa-free travel to start on Feb 9, in time for CNY
Currently, Singaporeans can visit China for up to 15 days visa-free, while Chinese ordinary passport holders have to apply for a visa to enter Singapore.
Move youth away from high-sugar, high-fat, high-salt foods: Former WHO chief scientist
Another challenge pointed out was in protecting adolescents, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.
Singapore, Thailand look to enhance economic cooperation on first official visit by Thai PM
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Thai PM Srettha also agreed on the need for close cooperation within Asean, especially on initiatives like a power integration project.
Tougher to articulate Singapore’s national interests amid US-China rivalry: Prof Liow
Against a backdrop of great power rivalry, Singapore will find itself increasingly squeezed between the US and China, and will need to prepare for this growing pressure, said the…
Crypto trading no longer allowed to be promoted to public: S’pore authorities
Cryptocurrency service providers can market or advertise only on their own websites, mobile applications or official social media accounts.