The Business Times
Michelle Low

Michelle Low

DEPUTY NEWS EDITOR

Michelle is BT’s deputy news editor. She oversees BT’s coverage of the startups, tech, and property sectors.

emailmich@sph.com.sg
Singapore’s landscape and stories have been shaped by a number of home-grown developers, builders and property agencies.
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Frasers Property ‘closely monitoring’ aftermath of Myanmar quake

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Eyes are on the next slate of projects to be released in the first half of next year, writes BT deputy news editor Michelle Low.
PROPERTY INSIGHTS

A rising tide, but will it lift all boats?

This week in Property

Executive condo projects have so far sold well, as an option that is more affordable than private property, writes BT deputy news editor Michelle Low.
PROPERTY INSIGHTS

A battle royale for the homebuyer dollar

This week in Property

Brokered by Edmund Tie & Co, the sale of Thomson View is the largest en bloc deal done in Singapore since the S$890 million sale of Chuan Park got the go-ahead in May 2023.

Thomson View sold for S$810 million to UOL, CapitaLand

Developers are planning a 1,240-unit project on the 5-hectare site that now houses 200 apartments, 54 townhouses and a shop unit

The 846-unit Emerald of Katong project in the East Coast collected more than 3,600 cheques from interested buyers before sales bookings even started.

Buyers sweep up almost 1,500 new homes in 3 weekend launches; Emerald of Katong 99% sold

Nava Grove moves 65% of 552 units, while Novo Place EC sells 57% of 504 units

CDL’s Norwood Grand sold 84 per cent of its 348 units at an average selling price of S$2,067 per square foot, making it the best-performing private residential launch so far this year. 

Six projects with 3,500 new homes to hit market in November as developers rush out launches 

They include Chuan Park, Nava Grove and Union Square Residences; market watchers cite recent strong sales

In an environment where prices in both the private and public markets appear out of reach for many, extraordinary transactions can create much instability, writes BT deputy news editor Michelle Low.
PROPERTY INSIGHTS

The latest condo launches are off to a brisk start – will it last?

This week in Property

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