November 25, 2020

Is the US-China trade war about to end?

Three Singapore-listed developers – Heeton Holdings, Lian Beng Group and KSH Holdings – have consolidated their interest in a freehold land parcel in Brisbane, Australia.

APH plans to develop the site into “four residential towers with communal facilities, two service apartment towers, lifestyle retail facilities and a clubhouse for the residents”, said Oxley in an SGX filing.

Keppel Land, via its fully-owned unit Monestine, has partnered Vietnamese developer Phu Long Real Estate Corporation to acquire a 60 percent interest in three plots of land in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam for VND1,304 billion (S$76 million).

The Peak in Hong Kong continues to represent the dizzying heights of residential real estate...

Malaysia’s Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng clarified that while foreigners are welcome to acquire properties in Malaysia...

Keppel Corp enjoys huge overseas landbank unlocking potential, with three million sq m of remaining residential areas for sale in China.

Singapore investors can look forward to owning a property in Tokyo, with the launch of Branz Otemachi – a 13 storey residential development located within Tokyo’s bustling financial district. It offers 44 units starting at $513,100.

Keppel Corp is focusing on the overseas market, while Singapore’s private residential market is being squeezed by recent cooling measures...

Chengdu Gaeronic Real Estate (CGRE) is allowing payment instalments for parts of its residential and commercial projects in China.