Singapore will stop adding cars to the roads in 2018

Singapore will not allow its personal car population to grow starting in February. Singapore's ban is part of an effort to conserve land; 12% of the island's land area is taken up by roads. The city-state is planning to invest billions in public transit. ( read original story ...)

Eye on Bedok: Singapore’s most populous neighbourhood

Tay Huey Ying, head of research at JLL Singapore, identifies Seaside Residences and Grandeur Park Residences as the two most recent property launches in the area. Both are 99-year leasehold condominium projects, with the 841-unit Seaside Residences having ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore set to freeze number of cars on roads

SINGAPORE: Singapore, one of the most expensive places in the world to buy a vehicle, will freeze the number of private cars on its roads for at least two years, a rare move in Asia where many cities are increasingly gridlocked. The city-state said the ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Central Bank Chief: No Regulation for Cryptocurrencies

The chief of Singapore's central bank has indicated it will not regulate cryptocurrencies, but plans to stay watchful on the risks posed by the technology. In an interview with Bloomberg, Ravi Menon, managing director of Monetary Authority of Singapore ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore stocks shake off weak Asia; OCBC subdued after results

Overseas-Chinese Banking Corp rose 0.1 percent, United Overseas Bank gained 0.2 percent and DBS Group Holdings added 0.3 percent. Shares in Singapore's second-largest lender Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp were sluggish after its nonperforming assets rose 15 ... ( read original story ...)

eBay’s cross-border trade from Singapore rose 21%

US and Australian buyers bought mobile phones the most from Singaporean sellers. eBay Inc. revealed that cross-border trade (CBT) form Singapore is on the rise with a 21% YoY growth. According to a press release, the top three export destinations from the ... ( read original story ...)

CDL leads S’pore property industry in sustainability

(Photo: Christopher Chitty) City Developments Limited (CDL) announced on Tuesday (24 October) that it was named as Singapore’s highest scoring property firm in CDP’s latest rankings for climate change response. The home-grown developer received a score ... ( read original story ...)