Monthly Archives: April 2014
Tuas West the best spot for high-speed rail terminal: experts
Tuas West is the most feasible location for the upcoming high-speed rail terminal in Singapore, aside from the other two possible locations recently revealed by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, which are Jurong East and the city centre, media reports … Continue reading
BCA mulls compulsory training for condo managing agents
To raise the bar in the strata management industry, Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority (BCA) is considering introducing a training requirement for all managing agents, media reports said. Aside from improving professionalism, the mandatory training will also ensure that managing … Continue reading
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Tagged agents, compulsory, condo, managing, mulls, training
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Kallang seeing a real estate revival
The property boom in Kallang is gaining momentum, supported by the area’s city-fringe location and proximity to the central business district, according to Alice Tan, Research Head at Knight Frank Singapore. The precinct is also easily accessible via major roads … Continue reading
LTA calls for feasibility study on high-speed rail link
Companies that wish to conduct a feasibility study for the Singapore leg of the High Speed Rail (HSR) link may now submit their tenders, announced the Land Transport Authority (LTA) and reported in the media. According to the agency, the … Continue reading
Envisioning an Apple iPhone 6 ‘phablet’
An Apple ‘phablet’ could be one of the better Apple products to come along in a while. Of all the rumored Apple products due later this year, the large 5.5-inch device is the one that’s got my full attention. Earlier … Continue reading
Mini-sub deployed to scour ocean depths in MH370 hunt
PERTH: Australia was Monday deploying a mini-sub to scour the Indian Ocean seabed for missing Malaysian jet MH370 at the daunting depth of 4,500 metres, abandoning the search for black-box transmissions six days after the last ping was heard.Angus Houston, … Continue reading
World’s first atomic wristwatch comes to Kickstarter
Bathys Hawaii You may have seen so-called atomic wristwatches around, but there’s a caveat: they actually keep atomic time by receiving radio signals from nearby government-owned atomic clocks. If they go out of range of those signals, you’ll be left … Continue reading
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Tagged atomic, comes, first, Kickstarter, worlds, wristwatch
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Billionaire’s son in bungalow rent row
A medical devices firm has been sued by Wee Ee-Chao, the son of one of Singapore’s wealthiest men Wee Cho Yaw, for allegedly not paying rent on a bungalow located near Orchard Road, according to media reports. In a lawsuit … Continue reading
2-room HDB flats going for $10K
Despite higher building costs, two-room flats under HDB’s latest Build-to-Order (BTO) exercise are priced from $10,000, their lowest level since 2011 when the Special CPF Housing Grant (SHG) was introduced, media reports said. The stunningly low price tag includes $60,000 … Continue reading
New productive technology rules may cost developers
In order to improve their efficiency on a global scale, Singapore developers will be required to adopt productive technologies for selected Government Land Sale (GLS) sites by 2H2014, said the Ministry of National Development (MND) and reported in the media. … Continue reading
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Tagged Developers, productive, rules, Technology
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Singapore New Launch 