Daily Briefing: The truth about haze; Developers ready to tackle flat glut

And Sembcorp launches newest Vietnam project.

Southeast Asia has been enveloped in choking haze from agricultural fires in Indonesia over the past fortnight, prompting flight cancellations, closing schools and raising fears this weekend's glitzy Formula One night race in Singapore could be affected. Read more here.

The Real Estate Developers' Association of Singapore (REDAS) revealed that it is ready to engage with the government to address the impending oversupply of private residential units. Find out more here

Sembcorp Industries’ wholly-owned subsidiary, Sembcorp Development, held the groundbreaking of its seventh Vietnam Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP) located in Nghe An province’s Hung Nguyen district. Read more here.

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