The Business Times

Application rate for October BTO exercise ‘underwhelming’, lowest in recent years 9,848 applicants applied for 6,800 new BTO flats, translating to 1.4 applicants for each available unit, the lowest rate in recent years.

URA looking into use of Zhu Su’s GCB by urban farming company “URA is engaging the operators at the premises to ascertain the nature and scale of the activities, and will determine the next course of action,” its spokesp…

#BTOpinion: Why back listed family-linked businesses such as those of the Wee family Family-owned companies are likely to be managed with an eye on multi-generational wealth transfer, a plus for long-term sustainability.

Singapore is fighting rising seas to save S$70 billion in real estate Assuming 1.5 deg C of warming, prime real estate in the city worth S$70 billion faces a high risk of flooding.

South-east Asia consumers spending more cautiously; alcohol, electronics see greatest decline: report About four in 10 respondents from Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand reported a reduction in their spending from 2022 to…

Oil price surge will persist amid Middle East tensions: OCBC, UOBKH Analysts believe the conflict may boost risk to oil prices, potentially forcing them to an average of $90 per barrel in Q4.

#BTOpinion: When PayNow is down but not out, pending payments should be aborted If transactions are allowed to fail quickly, customers can pay with another payment method with the assurance that they will not be paying t…

Singapore’s gym industry could consolidate further, especially in central areas, say observers “What we’re seeing now is a correction of the oversaturation of fitness brands and services. The dominoes have not stopped fa…

Israel’s tech sector could face disruptions after attacks: investors Israel said it would call up an unprecedented 300,000 reservists, many of which could come from US-based tech operations.

Liquidators tracked Three Arrows co-founder Zhu’s car to airport where he was arrested The liquidators had been monitoring Zhu in Singapore, where he’s known to host gatherings for crypto executives at his luxury mansion…

Crescendas’ Leow family buys Jalan Besar shophouses for S$38.5 million, Textile Centre car park for S$26 million Separately, Apricot Capital is said to be buying Serene Centre in Bukit Timah for about S$105 million.