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MCST sues developer, four others over alleged defects after concrete piece from condo balcony fell 20m (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox On Feb 15, 2025, a piece of cement mix apparently detached from the underside of a third-floor balcony at Block 105 and landed in the private enclosed space of a first-floor unit below. SINGAPORE – A Bukit Panjang condominium’s developer and others involved in its construction have been sued over alleged construction defects after a piece of concrete detached from a balcony and fell 20m. The incident led to the discovery that 60 per cent
New rules for P1 registration could widen home search for parents eyeing popular schools (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox CHIJ (Katong) Primary (centre) and Tao Nan School (left) seen surrounded by private properties on Sept 11. SINGAPORE - Parents hoping to get their children into 12 sought-after primary schools might now cast their property search wider, following new rules that will set aside spots for children who live more than 2km away from the school. But property analysts do not expect demand for homes near these schools to drop. Many of the 12 schoo
Shattered glass, water seepage: Canberra Residences owners sue contractor over unresolved defects (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The MCST alleged it is still grappling with water ponding at lift lobbies and water seepage throughout the development. SINGAPORE – Residents of Canberra Residences in Sembawang are heading to court over claims that defects at the condominium remain unresolved more than a decade after the development was completed. The management corporation (MCST) is suing main contractor MCC Engineering (Singapore), formerly known as China Jingye Constr
Income Insurance CEO Andrew Yeo resigns, company in process of identifying successor (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Income Insurance chief executive Andrew Yeo was at the helm in July 2024, when German insurer Allianz proposed buying a majority stake in Income. SINGAPORE – Income Insurance chief executive Andrew Yeo will step down at the end of 2026, after more than seven years in the role. The company is in the process of identifying a successor, with details to be announced in due course, said board chairman Lim Sim Seng in an e-mail to staff seen by
‘They don’t simply open doors and earn five figures’: How much do property agents really earn? (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to grow your career and money Property agents Mervyn Ong from PropNex and Semantha Soon from ERA like the entrepreneurial side of property sales, among other things. SINGAPORE – As a child, Mervyn Ong would follow his property agent parents to house viewings and help them distribute flyers in letterboxes. This stirred in him a passion for the profession which he later spent years trying to enter. It took the 38-year-old nine attempts over 15 years to eventually pass
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