Singapore’s soaring housing prices are bucking a global slump but the trend is also turning rich overseas arrivals into an easy scapegoat for the city’s rising cost of living. If Asia’s safe haven …
Billionaire Wee Cho Yaw’s UOL, Kingsford Submit Top Bids In Tepid Singapore Land Auctions
Chinese developer Kingsford Huray Development and a consortium led by billionaire Wee Cho Yaw’s UOL submitted top bids for two prime mixed-use residential and commercial sites across Singapore, with …
Ultra-rich shun luxury of owning property in Malaysia
Unlike Singapore, where the ultra-rich are purchasing opulent and high-cost homes, few have put their money in Malaysia.
Singapore tops the list of most expensive cities in the world for luxury living
A report by Julius Baer Group has ranked Singapore as the most expensive city in the world followed by Shanghai, Hong Kong. See the full list …
East Vs. West of Property Investing. Will the Two Meet?
US real-estate investment trusts prefer internal managers, but Asian REITs mostly outsource the job. A Singapore activist investor is pushing for convergence.
Big bosses from GIC, HSBC, Blackstone and Ares have met with China’s wealth-fund managers as markets go from red-hot to losers
As Chinese assets lost their post-pandemic oomph, top bosses from HSBC and Blackstone to Singapore’s GIC headed for Beijing to meet their counterparts at China’s US$1.4 trillion sovereign wealth fund.
CNA Explains: Renting a black-and-white house in Singapore
In the last six months, two black-and-white bungalows in Singapore were rented for more than S$30,000 per month.
Crypto firm Ripple gets in-principle payments license in Singapore
Ripple said it received in-principle approval of a Major Payment Institution Licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the country’s central bank.
Crypto firm Ripple gets in-principle payments license in Singapore
Ripple said it received in-principle approval of a Major Payment Institution Licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the country’s central bank.
An Overview of Goods and Services Tax in Singapore
The goods and services tax is a self-assed tax in Singapore. The current rate is 8%, but this is expected to rise to 9% in 2024.