09 Sept 2026
10 source-derived property updates were recorded across 4 sources in the 24-hour window ending at 08:00 SGT.
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- 11 Sept 2026 · 08:17 SGT
Commentary: Condo en bloc rules are changing, and neighbours will feel it first
Halving the time a collective sale committee has to collect signatures shortens the campaign but won't soften it, says NUS law professor Gabriel Kor.
MPs raise concerns over shorter timeline for signature collection as law passed to lower en bloc thresholds
Replacement costs and support for elderly residents were also mentioned by MPs during the debate.
Stamford Place Review: Adaptive Reuse of Former Stamford Court
Stamford Place, the adaptive reuse of former Stamford Court, brings serviced apartments, coworking space and F&B to the Stamford Road and Hill Street corner.
Workers' dormitory rents resume growth in 1H2026, despite easing occupancy
Average workers' dormitory bed rents islandwide grew 2.1% in 1H2026 to $495 per bed per month.
Apac data centre capacity to double by 2030, AI boom creating 'generational shift' in power demand: JLL
Grid constraints and record infrastructure spending are creating new opportunities in renewable energy and battery storage.
Pine Grove’s S$1.78 billion en bloc attempt could get fresh start under opt-in to new rules
The Ulu Pandan condo has garnered close to 70% consent under the current process
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En bloc sale framework recalibrated as urban renewal ‘not merely desirable, but really imperative’: Edwin Tong
Developments aged 40 to 59 will need 70% consent for collective sale; those aged 60 and up will need 65%
Cubik Penthouse Lawsuit: Tenant Owes $31,700 Rent Despite Defects
A landlord’s $84,500 suit against a tenant over unpaid rent and maintenance breaches led to a countersuit over water seepage, electrical faults and $66,000 in damaged luxury goods, with the court ordering repayment from both sides.
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