Daily Briefing: Lend Lease delivers INSEAD's S$55m Leadership Development Centre; TDSR left its mark on home prices

And STB, Temasek plan new nature attraction in Mandai.

Australian property group Lend Lease announced Thursday the completion of the new INSEAD Leadership Development Centre at the business schools Singapore campus. This marks the companys second project for INSEAD, following the design and construction of a building extension in 2005.
The six-storey Leadership Development Centre occupying over 10,000 sq m of land has attained the Building and Construction Authoritys (BCA) Green Mark Platinum Version 4.0 award, the Republics highest accolade for sustainable buildings. View more here.

The Total Debt Service Ratio (TDSR) framework, which takes into account all loan obligations, has successfully brought sales volume and cooling prices down. View more here.

Some areas in Mandai including the former orchid farm and an abandoned village will be redeveloped into an integrated wildlife and nature heritage precinct. View more here.

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