Daily Briefing: PropertyGuru's 2015 outlook; Botanique at Bartley to be launched in March

And waste managememt study in Iskandar to be carried out.

The property market in 2014 remained lacklustre as existing property cooling and the Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) continued to influence buyers appetite for real estate. Signs of weakening demand for both resale HDBs and private property were visible in the form of an overall fall in transaction volumes, home prices and number of new launches. View more here.

Singapore developer UOL Group has revealed it is launching a 797-unit residential project at Upper Paya Lebar Road in March 2015. View more here. Singapore developer UOL Group has revealed it is launching a 797-unit residential project at Upper Paya Lebar Road in March 2015. View more here.

The Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA) will carry out a feasibility study with Ronser Bio-Tech Bhd, a comprehensive wastewater treatment solutions provider, on possible waste management projects in Iskandar Malaysia. View more here.

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