Singapore's beloved Depot Lane Industrial Hub will vanish by 2025, sacrificed for housing development. Local businesses face eviction while planners promise a utopian neighborhood. Is this progress or destruction?
Is Singapore's bold decentralization gamble the future? Explore how the 2025 Master Plan transforms northern, eastern, and western regions into thriving commercial hubs while revolutionizing industrial landscapes. These changes will reshape the nation.
While other cities talk about tomorrow, Singapore is building it: futuristic homes, business hubs, and verdant parks reshaping urban life by 2038. Climate adaptation isn't optional—it's embedded in the blueprint.
Despite the pandemic exodus, CBD office spaces are making a startling comeback. Suburban rent declines of 29.8% signal a dramatic reversal as companies abandon decentralized strategies for collaboration-rich city centers.
Breaking all rules: CapitaLand shatters the live-work divide with Lyndenwoods - Singapore Science Park's first-ever residential project featuring 345 luxury units. Home is about to infiltrate a research hub.
Despite market cycles, Central Singapore condos defy expectations with limited supply, 4.3% YoY appreciation, and premium rental yields. Smart investors are positioning themselves now. Will you be one of them?
Think Malaysia property investment is easy? Surprising ownership restrictions, complex approval processes, and hidden costs await Singaporeans. RM3 million minimums might shock you.
Billionaires whisper about W Residences Marina View - Singapore's luxury hotel-integrated haven with 683 residences merging elite concierge services and skyline infinity pools. Is it really worth the price?
Forget Singapore's 99-year leases. Robertson Opus defies convention with ultra-rare 999-year luxury residences in prime CCR District 9. Exclusive riverside living launches July 2025. Your $10M investment awaits.
Despite a jaw-dropping 40% annual surge in new home sales, May 2025 marks the year's slowest month as affordability constraints clash with inventory growth. Buyers face a paradoxical market where more homes meet less demand.
