Daily Briefing: Singapore teen in anti-Lee video to undergo mental tests; Home prices may drop another 10%

And Toa Payoh residential site awarded.

  • A Singapore court on Tuesday ordered psychiatric tests for a teenager who made online attacks on late former leader Lee Kuan Yew as international rights advocates sought his release. Read more here.
  • Private home prices in Singapore may fall by another 10 percent from current levels in the next two years. Find out more here.
  • The Housing and Development Board (HDB) has announced that a land parcel at Lorong 6 Toa Payoh and Lorong 4 Toa Payoh which attracted strong interest from developers with 14 bids in total, has been awarded to a consortium comprising Evia Real Estate, Greatearth Pte Ltd and Gamuda Berhad. Know more about it here.
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