Jeanne Mah

Jeanne Mah

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Jeanne Mah is a reporter with The Business Times covering real estate. She previously worked in communications and investor relations, as well as for Singapore’s national broadcaster. She graduated from Nanyang Technological University.

TAP CEO Eugene Lim says growing institutional interest in the sector present opportunities for the group to expand.

The Assembly Place to invest up to S$2.5 million in S$300 million living-sector fund

2026-10-25T23:18:55.000Z
Developers sold 1,183 new private homes (excluding executive condominiums) in Q3, down 44.7% from Q2.

Home sales set to recover in Q4 with prices seen rising further on new launch momentum

2026-10-23T10:29:00.000Z
The agreed property value of S$600 million is 6.25% below an independent valuation of S$640 million as at Oct 1.

Tuan Sing to buy Westgate Tower in Jurong for S$600 million

2026-10-23T09:41:30.000Z
Tan Tee Khoon (left) has left the firm to pursue other interests; Nicholas Keong will take on the role of head, auction, residential and private office.

Knight Frank’s Tan Tee Khoon leaves firm, Nicholas Keong takes over auction business

2026-10-23T03:14:47.000Z
The stock of completed private residential units, excluding ECs, grows by 3,491 units in Q3.

Take-up of new private homes dives 45% in Q3 as prices accelerate with 1.4% rise

2026-10-23T01:28:31.000Z
The generally lower price for smaller resale properties makes them more accessible to buyers priced out of new projects or larger homes.

Easy to rent out, hard to sell: Are buyers losing interest in Singapore’s one-bedroom condos?

2026-10-22T23:00:00.000Z
Revenue from the commercial segment, comprising office and retail properties, falls 2.8% to S$42.4 million.

OUE Reit’s Q3 NPI rises 4.6% to S$59.6 million on hospitality strength

2026-10-21T12:00:00.000Z
For TAP CEO Eugene Lim, community connections are key to keeping members plugged into the network.
TOPLINE

The Assembly Place expands beyond co-living as it targets 10,000 keys by 2030

2026-10-19T09:56:20.000Z
Deluge chairman Vincent Cheo (left) and CEO Lee Wai Wah at the company’s listing ceremony at the Singapore Exchange.

Deluge shares close 6.7% higher on first day of mainboard listing

2026-10-16T13:51:58.000Z
Deluge will selectively pursue regional expansion opportunities, with Malaysia as its initial focus, says its CEO Lee Wai Wah.

Deluge IPO 3.86 times subscribed ahead of SGX debut

2026-10-15T15:26:49.000Z