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10.03.26 - 01:36
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Singapore property clan puts rare Hong Kong estate up for US$38.4 million tender (SCMP)
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A Singapore-rooted property family has put a rare residential estate in Hong Kong's Southern district up for tender at about HK$300 million (US$38.4 million), testing demand for trophy homes as the city's luxury housing market shows early signs of recovery despite soft prices.
The tender for Belvedere, a low-density compound in Chung Hom Kok, would close at noon on April 28, according to marketing agent JLL. The property had been held by Remadour Estate since 1993, Land Registry records......
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04.03.26 - 09:31
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Singapore offices cost the most to outfit, Asia-Pacific survey says (SCMP)
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Singapore is the most expensive city in Asia-Pacific to outfit an office, driven by increased labour costs, a shortage of contractors and strict building standards, according to real estate consultancy Knight Frank.
The city had the highest average fit-out cost at US$2,029 per square metre – ahead of Tokyo (US$1,994) and Taipei (US$1,593) – in the firm's survey of 23 cities across Australasia, East Asia, Southeast Asia and India. It was also the most expensive place to set up an office......
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27.02.26 - 03:01
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Singapore′s UI Boustead REIT Seeks $770 Million From IPO (Bloomberg)
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The real estate investment trust of Boustead Singapore Ltd. has started taking investor orders for an initial public offering that may raise as much as S$973.6 million ($770 million million), kicking off what is slated to be one of the city-state's largest offerings in recent years....
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26.02.26 - 17:00
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The AI-Native Advantage: Why This Singapore Start-up is Currently the Most Compelling Growth Story in Asian Tech (SCMP)
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The recent rout in software stocks has felt like a final reckoning. As Anthropic's industry-specific plug-ins dismantle traditional workflows, the "Software Apocalypse" is no longer a hyperbolic headline—it's a market filter. For legacy SaaS, the AI era was promised as a tailwind; instead, for many, it has become an existential wall.
In the shadow of these falling multiples, a new class of "AI-resilient" companies is......
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