Grace Leong

3 days ago | straitstimes.com | Grace Leong

SINGAPORE - The state tender for a plot of residential land at Lakeside Drive near the Jurong Lake District closed on June 3 with six bids, in what analysts say is a vote of confidence by developers in private housing demand, especially at sites in established housing estates and near MRT stations. The Government Land Sales (GLS) site, which is expected to offer 575 units and 1,000 sq m of commercial space, drew a top bid of $608 million from two subsidiaries of City Developments.

2 weeks ago | straitstimes.com | Grace Leong

SINGAPORE - The $810 million sale of Thomson View condominium was put on hold by a High Court judge after the lawyers representing the collective sale committee (CSC) submitted “incomplete” documents. At least 25 residents and parties related to the Thomson View sale packed the courtroom on May 22, awaiting the High Court’s ruling on the fate of the $810 million sale, potentially the biggest residential collective sale since Chuan Park’s $890 million sale in May 2023.

2 weeks ago | sg.news.yahoo.com | Grace Leong

Apart from the stop order issued on March 19 for Thomson View, there have been no other stop orders issued for collective sales so far in 2025, said an STB spokesperson. SINGAPORE – The $810 million sale of Thomson View Condominium was put on hold by a High Court judge after the lawyers representing the collective sale committee (CSC) submitted “incomplete” documents.

2 weeks ago | asianews.network | Grace Leong

May 20, 2025SINGAPORE – Singapore’s construction sector is starting to see some fallout from US President Donald Trump’s global tariffs, with firms here grappling with uncertainty over pricing and supply of raw materials, according to local industry associations. But analysts are mixed on the tariffs’ impact on construction materials costs in Singapore, even as the temporary truce reduces the risks of acute global supply chain disruptions.

2 weeks ago | straitstimes.com | Grace Leong

SINGAPORE – Singapore’s construction sector is starting to see some fallout from US President Donald Trump’s global tariffs, with firms here grappling with uncertainty over pricing and supply of raw materials, according to local industry associations. But analysts are mixed on the tariffs’ impact on construction materials costs in Singapore, even as the temporary truce reduces the risks of acute global supply chain disruptions.