Just recently, Singapore’s Ministry of National Development announced additional funding of S$66m for the Cities of Tomorrow research and development programme. The fund is meant to research ways to upkeep Singapore’s ageing infrastructure, create additional habitable space, and work on technologies for urban planning. Half the new funding – about S$35m – will look at…
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Like many young couples, Nigel (26) and Charlene (25) had tried going for the BTO route for their first home (“We tried for a Tampines BTO and an SBF, both of which we did not get good numbers…”) The couple, both civil servants, wanted to have their own space as soon as possible, so they…
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But with the improvements to the quality of individuals who act as nominee directors will also come an increase in Nominee Director fees.
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2022 is the first year the new home-school distance rule is implemented for primary one registrations. With this new rule, primary one priority admissions, if it comes down to a ballot, will be based on the distance between the student’s residence and the school’s boundary/ fence/ border instead of its centre. When this was announced…
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Condo resale volume has dropped by 6.7% in July, despite a month-on-month price increase of 1.2%. As reported in the flash report by 99.co and SRX on the condo resale market in July 2022, condo sales have dropped by 30.7% year-on-year. In particular, condo resale volume has been on the downtrend since April. Possible reasons…
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If you haven’t already heard, we’ll soon have to say goodbye to another recreational place in Singapore. Straits Times reported yesterday (Sunday 7 August) that Orto leisure park and Kampung Kampus, a nature-led experiential campus by non-profit Ground-Up Initiative (GUI), will have to move out of their current premises by mid-2023. According to the URA…
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