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How do changes in housing developers rules impact the property industry?
How do changes in housing developers rules impact the property industry?
Changes implemented by the Urban Redevelopment Authority generated mixed feelings especially on practicability.
How high can COE premiums go?
Will it really rise as much as $100K, a level last seen in 1994?
What do new approvals of junket licenses mean for Singapore casinos?
The approval of first ever junket licenses will usher in a new era for the local casino industry – so what is the experience from Macau?
How does the policy on reducing inflow of foreign workers affect businesses?
On local labor's end, does the policy guarantee that Singaporeans will be preferred over foreign workers?
How do marketing firms react to a move against unsolicited calls and messages?
Are they ready to let go of telemarketing and sms blast before the Personal Data Protection Bill takes full effect?
Sbr.com.sg website surpasses 60,000 monthly unique visitors
Sbr.com.sg passes 60,000 monthly unique visitors in Feb, notched up 378,000 unique visitors over 2011.
2012 will be the ‘inflection point’ for Capitamalls Asia, says spokesperson
Find out what the spokesperson exactly means.
Airlines to face headwinds in 2012
Singapore Airlines shares with Singapore Business Review next year’s outlook for the airline industry.
M1 delays launching of LTE nationwide
Tagged as the first in South East Asia but is no longer due for launching by Q1 next year as earlier announced.
2011 may be another shoebox units record sales year
A total of 1,867 shoebox units were transacted in the first 3 quarters of 2011 which is near the 1,999 record high the previous year.
Will smartphones be outsmarted by tablets?
Tablet PCs are hot but smartphones remain way sexier, notes an expert.
Rise in building vacancy signals risky year ahead for the non-residential property
With the expected economic slowdown, it seems that persistent falls in building vacancy is a certainty than a possibility, warned an expert.
D’Weave at Geylang almost sold out in just an hour during Nov 11 launch
Only two out of the 71 units of the “mickey mouse” apartment are left unsold to-date, said property agents at Huttons Real Estate Group.
Mobile-only operator: you're doomed for extinction
Hello M1: if you have any ambitions to become a ‘total communications provider’, then you can’t be mobile-only, an expert said.
Benchmark for monthly ‘healthy’ or ‘robust’ home sales needs redefinition
A 1,000- to 1,500- unit monthly take-up may no longer be an appropriate quantifier for a still "healthy" sales activity.
What will become of Singapore’s commercial property market over the next 5 years?
With rents of high-tech office space seen to rise by 10%, will Singapore remain one of the busiest commercial hubs in Asia?
Private residential purchases by ‘Company’ moderates in 2011
The story of moderation was even more discouraging if purchases by en bloc collective sale buyers were taken out of the equation.
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