The Working Capitol expands footprint to Robinson Road
AT 1 Keong Saik Road, the entrance to The Working Capitol coworking space is from the café on the first level.
Game of space
COWORKING in Singapore has evolved in the past year and is transcending all commercial real estate space.
CapitaLand Commercial Trust reports 10.1% rise in 4Q DPU to 2.39 Singapore cents
SINGAPORE (Jan 18): The manager of CapitaLand Commercial Trust (CCT) has reported a distribution per unit (DPU) of 2.
Singapore property market may see a recovery in 2017 but challenges remain
SINGAPORE (Jan 18): Deutsche Bank expects a challenging 2017 for the local property market despite forecasting a recovery.
City Developments set to pounce on more acquisitions
SINGAPORE (Jan 17): City Developments is expected to pounce on more acquisition opportunities this year to capitalise on the current market weakness, says RHB.
Singapore's property sector is in recovery mode, despite TDSR
SINGAPORE (Jan 17): Singapore's residential home sales including executive condominiums reached 12,432 units in 2016, an improvement of 21% over 2015 levels.
Healthy project pipeline ahead for construction segment
Construction sector Maintain overweight: According to Construction Industry Development Board statistics, industry contract awards fell 28% quarter-on-quarter (q-o-q) to RM22.
China Railway: Chinese parties have competitive advantage in bidding for KL-Singapore HSR
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 16): China Railway International Corp Ltd (CRIC) believes that the consortium formed along with its peers has an advantage in bidding to be the asset owner of the 350-kilometre Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High Speed Rail (HSR), given the republic's track record in HSR projects, engineering talents and diplomatic relationship between Malaysia and China.
TheEdgeProperty.com hosts networking dinner for Johor industry players
JOHOR BAHRU (Jan 13): In conjunction with the lunar new year, TheEdgeProperty.
Three Singapore developer picks to ride on as property supply overhang passes
SINGAPORE (Jan 13): CIMB is keeping its “overweight” call on Singapore developers on the back of attractive valuations and growth opportunities as the supply overhang passes.
