Leslie Yee
SENIOR CORRESPONDENT
Leslie Yee is a Senior Correspondent with BT. His focus is on property, where he writes a weekly column The Level Ground. Leslie has a monthly podcast PropertyBT and helps to produce the newsletter Property Insights. He also writes a monthly column on wealth and investing Sense and Cents as well as contributes corporate commentaries.Leslie has over 25 years of experience in banking and real estate. He has worked for foreign financial institutions and regional property groups in Singapore and overseas. Leslie holds a degree in Economics and is a Chartered Financial Analyst.
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The project’s underperformance versus River Modern may not be justified
Quantify, be ambitious: Time for CDL, UOL to unveil plans to further boost share price
Hongkong Land’s strategy update provides a useful reference
Think hard about embracing the new CPF life-cycle investment scheme
In an increasingly volatile world, hold some risk-free investments
Allow flexibility on 10-year minimum occupation period for homeowners with sufficient deterrents
Needs and financial circumstances of owners of HDB Plus and Prime flats and new EC units can change
Should developers build more one-bedroom condo units?
Affordability, leasing demand and an ageing population support having more of such housing
Executive condo prices may be dampened by new measures, but don’t expect a sharp fall
Strengthening the housing system helps boost social cohesion
Drop in HDB resale flat prices in Q1 no cause for panic among condo buyers
But mind weakening tailwind in upgrader demand if HDB resale market weakens
Will Hongkong Land seek to control the manager of Suntec Reit or the trust’s most prized properties?
Investing in a Reit where another group is the sponsor may be hardly optimal for the property giant
Paragon’s value lies in the opportunity for CICT to transform an ageing gem
The trust has the means and expertise to add value to the trophy Orchard Road asset
Reckless housing land bids? Developers’ faith in Singapore government can pay off
The Middle East war may hurt demand and raise costs, but authorities have led the nation through crises before