Ry-Anne Lim
JOURNALIST
Ry-Anne Lim is a reporter with The Business Times covering housing and property-related matters. She previously worked on the flip side, doing government communications. Ry-Anne is a graduate of the Nanyang Technological University’s Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information.
10 new sites, including Jurong Lake District carve-out, up for sale in H1 2026 GLS programme
Supply from the confirmed list consists of 4,575 private homes, including 635 executive condominium units and 22,500 sq m of commercial space
DBS Foundation commits S$9 million in new SUSS partnership to expand reminiscence programmes
They will work with community partners to prevent or slow cognitive decline among seniors in Asia
Seatrium to start its own arbitration in US$475 million contract termination dispute
The contract, which is 98.9% complete, is for the construction of a wind turbine installation vessel in a US offshore wind farm
Singapore grants one-off property tax rebate for all owner-occupiers in 2026
Owners of one and two-room HDB flats will still be exempted from property tax
Camden Park GCB being sold for S$48 million to Centurion Corp’s Kelvin Teo
The bungalow belonged to late architect Ho Kok Hoe, whose sons put it up for sale at S$55.9 million
Infinity Development aims to raise net proceeds of S$11.1 million in Catalist IPO
The adhesive manufacturer will use the bulk of the net proceeds, or S$6.2 million, towards expanding in overseas markets
Uncertainty over hiring, relocation clouds outlook for Singapore rentals after brisk Q3: Savills
Q3 jump in leasing activity may be masking underlying weakness as expat inflows contract
Sculptura Ardmore condo unit sells for almost S$6,200 psf amid uptick in high-end sales
This is the fifth deal this year to cross the S$6,000 psf mark, after only six sales have surpassed this threshold between...
Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre back on the market at unchanged S$260 million price
This translates to a land rate of S$1,471 psf
HDB’s FY2024 deficit narrows by 6% to S$6.3 billion after previous year’s record expenditure
Spending on its home ownership programme totalled S$5.5 billion, about 11.4% less than in FY2023