Jessie Lim

2 weeks ago | businesstimes.com.sg | Jessie Lim

[SINGAPORE] Eleven new sites for private residential projects have been made available under the government land sales (GLS) programme, including prime plots in Newton, Bukit Timah and Tanjong Rhu. Ten of the sites announced on Friday (Jun 13) are on the Confirmed List for the GLS programme for the second half of 2025. The last site, a 0.23-hectare (ha) plot in Cross Street in the Central Business District (CBD) for long-stay serviced apartment use, is on the Reserve List.

2 weeks ago | buff.ly | Jessie Lim

Plot along Bukit Timah Road expected to be hotly contested; executive condo supply now stands at 1,970 unitsPublished Fri, Jun 13, 2025 · 08:05 PMThe 0.59-ha site in Newton, expected to launch in August, can be built into 340 units. PHOTO: BT FILE[SINGAPORE] Eleven new sites for private residential projects have been made available under the government land sales (GLS) programme, including prime plots in Newton, Bukit Timah and Tanjong Rhu.

2 weeks ago | businesstimes.com.sg | Jessie Lim

[SINGAPORE] Property tycoon Ong Beng Seng is expected to plead guilty to two charges on Jul 3, in a case involving former transport minister S Iswaran. This was announced after a pre-trial conference on Tuesday (Jun 10). Ong, managing director of Hotel Properties Ltd (HPL), is widely known as the man who brought the Formula 1 night race to Singapore in 2008, and owns the rights to the Singapore Grand Prix.

2 weeks ago | businesstimes.com.sg | Jessie Lim

[SINGAPORE] Shares of Ho Bee Land, usually thinly traded, were up on Monday (Jun 9) after the company said founder and executive chairman Chua Thian Poh had upped his stake in the real estate company over the weekend. The counter opened at S$1.80 on Monday and gained as much as S$0.12 or 6.7 per cent in the morning, before closing at S$1.89, up 5 per cent on the day. Some 1.3 million shares were traded.

2 weeks ago | buff.ly | Jessie Lim

[SINGAPORE] Shares of Ho Bee Land, usually thinly traded, were up on Monday (Jun 9) after the company said founder and executive chairman Chua Thian Poh had upped his stake in the real estate company over the weekend. The counter opened at S$1.80 and gained as much as S$0.12 or 6.7 per cent in the morning, before closing at S$1.89, up 5 per cent on the day. Some 1.3 million shares were traded.