Jeffrey Cheah, whose Sunway Group is buying Singaporean and Malaysian property developer MCL Land for S$738.7 million (US$578 million), is one of Malaysia’s richest billionaires, known for turning a ... ( read original story ...)
City-state’s home loan growth continues uptrend
Households in Singapore are taking on more loans for their properties, the latest data shows, but the increase is not raising red flags for market watchers yet. ( read original story ...)
S’pore home loan growth continues uptrend, but analysts see no sign of financial stress
Household assets have increased even as total liabilities have grown, say analysts. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Bag brand Aupen, founder issued Pofma order for false claims against S’pore’s intellectual property office
Mr Nicholas Tan said Ipos advised him to “back down” from challenging Target in Singapore as it “prioritises foreign investment”. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s intellectual property agency disputes Aupen founder’s claims, issues correction orders
S INGAPORE, Sept 22 — Singapore handbag brand Aupen and its founder Nicholas Tan have received correction directions under the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act (POFMA) regarding ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysian Billionaire Jeffrey Cheah’s Sunway To Buy MCL Land In Singapore Property Push
Sunway has been stepping up investments in the city-state, which has recorded robust residential sales in recent months despite prevailing property curbs. ( read original story ...)
Boustead announces name of REIT, total property value of IPO portfolio about $1.9 bil
IPO portfolio is represented by the 21 Singapore properties, and the two Japan properties comprise approximately 30.4% of the IPO portfolio. ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s co-living sector set to grow as more international students drive demand
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s co-living sector is set to grow with the growing number of international students. They now account for 25% to 40% of the residents for some co-living operators, EdgeProp ... ( read original story ...)
InterContinental Singapore in Bugis set to rebrand under new operator
The InterContinental Singapore will be closing its doors from 2026, and the Frasers-owned property is expected to rebrand. According to Business Times (BT), the announcement comes as Frasers ... ( read original story ...)
InterContinental Singapore in Bugis reportedly closing in 2026, set for rebrand
The InterContinental Singapore will be closing its doors from 2026, and the Frasers-owned property is expected to rebrand. According to Business Times (BT), the announcement comes as Frasers ... ( read original story ...)
How Indians Can Buy Property in Singapore – Avoid These Costly Mistakes
Indians eyeing Singapore property must navigate strict rules, taxes, and restrictions. Learn what you can buy, eligibility criteria, financing options, and steps for a smooth, compliant property ... ( read original story ...)
How to buy a house in Singapore as an Indian
Singapore attracts Indian buyers, but purchasing property requires careful planning and meeting eligibility rules. Foreigners and PRs can buy private condos, ECs, and certain landed properties, while ... ( read original story ...)
Centurion Accommodation REIT to Raise $601.3 Million in Singapore IPO
The company aims to raise about 771.1 million Singapore dollars, equivalent to $601.3 million, through Centurion Accommodation REIT, by listing some of its worker-accommodation assets. The trust aims ... ( read original story ...)
Global Mortgage Group Steps Up as Singapore’s Bank Lending slowdown fuels demand for bridging loans and private credit
When banks slow down, deals don’t wait. Our role is to ensure clients have access to capital—fast, flexible, and tailored to their needs.” — Donald Klip, Co-Founder, Global Mortgage Group SINGAPORE, ... ( read original story ...)
Global Mortgage Group Steps Up as Singapore’s Bank Lending … – FOX40
“Singapore’s lending market is undergoing a structural shift,” said Donald Klip, Co-Founder of Global Mortgage Group. “When banks slow down, deals don’t wait. ( read original story ...)
Frasers Property’s emerging markets chief to take on additional role of Thailand CEO
Lim Hua Tiong is set to replace Thanapol Sirithanachai, who will continue to serve on the board Read more at The Business Times. ( read original story ...)