Home sale slump may be a blessing
The recent slump in sales of new private homes could be a blessing in disguise, according to Singapore-based developer KOP Properties. Transaction volumes in July fell a whopping 73 percent to just 481 units from the month before, revealed data from the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). This is the lowest sales volume since...
Not bad by international standards? So what?
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong's National Day Rally Speech on Sunday has got to be welcomed even if it is just because of his vision to expand Changi Airport, and for his plans for bigger, more efficient ports. Most Singaporeans will surely support these expansions because these will build on the traditional strengths of what...
NDR 2013: What’s wrong with PAP?
I have read some comments on Facebook and there were quite a number of applause for the POLICY TWEAKS from PM Lee. Yes, it is just POLICY TWEAKS, nothing revolutionary. It is worrying that all these tweaks seem to have hoodwinked some middle ground voters to only see the impact on their compartmentalized interests instead of...
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