Jeanne Mah
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Three Coliwoo serviced-apartment properties in River Valley being sold for S$66.5 million (opens the original)
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Proposed sale of two of the properties expected to net Coliwoo proceeds of about S$18.7 million [SINGAPORE] Three freehold River Valley serviced apartment properties held by the LHN group’s listed co-living unit Coliwoo Holdings and a private vehicle are being sold for S$66.5 million. The properties, which operate under the Coliwoo brand, are being sold to a Singapore-incorporated company principally engaged in construction, according to a bourse filing by Coliwoo Holdings on Thursday (Oct 1). C
More layoffs, higher productivity or a bust? How Singapore’s prime office market could take to AI trends (opens the original)
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Industry players have yet to see widespread artificial intelligence-driven downsizing [SINGAPORE] Artificial intelligence adoption could start cutting into Singapore’s office-using workforce from 2027 under a downside scenario modelled by Cushman & Wakefield (C&W), but Grade A offices may still draw demand as companies move out of older buildings. Under the consultancy’s worst-case “labour-displacement” scenario, to which it assigns a 5 per cent probability, the net take-up of Grade A office spa
Luxury properties seized in S$3 billion money laundering case fail to sell at auction (opens the original)
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A two-bedroom plus study unit at Gramercy Park draws the most interest, with the highest bid at S$3.75 million [SINGAPORE] A two-bedroom plus study apartment at Gramercy Park drew the keenest bidding among seven properties seized in connection with Singapore’s S$3 billion money laundering case, but failed to sell under the hammer on Thursday (Sep 17). All seven properties – four apartments at Gramercy Park, two at Sloane Residences and an office unit at Suntec Tower One – were withdrawn after fa
Boat Quay rule easing draws raft of hotel conversion plans for conservation shophouses (opens the original)
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URA receives six applications for hotel use in the Upper Circular Road street block and one in Beach Road [SINGAPORE] A flurry of hotel conversion proposals have turned up for shophouses located near the Singapore River, with at least seven applications to turn the historic conservation properties into hotels after an easing of planning rules in June. Most recently, owners of shophouses zoned for commercial use on two lots on South Bridge Road and North Canal Road submitted development proposals
CDL to launch 570-unit Jurong project Lucerne Grand with prices from S$1.5 million (opens the original)
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The mixed-use development is directly linked to Lakeside MRT station [SINGAPORE] City Developments Ltd (CDL) will start previews for the October launch of its 570-unit Lucerne Grand condominium on Friday (Sep 18), pitching the Jurong Lake project at prices starting in the S$2,250 to S$2,420 per square foot (psf) range. The 99-year leasehold project, directly linked to Lakeside MRT station, offers two, three and four-bedroom apartments. The smallest – 624 square foot (sq ft) two-bedroom units – s
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