Daily Briefing: Asia’s first crowdfunding event raises $20M; HDB extends stay for flat buyers

And a viral Youtube spoof on Singapore and Malaysia.

  • Deals worth more than S$20 million were concluded at Asia's first major crowdfunding event which took place in Singapore last week. Read more here.
  • Flats sellers can now negotiate for a temporary extension of stay in their flats with their buyers, by up to three months, HDB announced today. Read more here.
  • Los Angeles based Youtubers Fung Brothers have come up with a tongue-in-cheek "Guide to Singapore and Malaysia" music video that is quickly going viral, with over 200,000 hits in six days. Read more here. 
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