Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (Jan 6)
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New interchange to connect Downtown and North-South Lines in 2035
THREE new MRT stations in the north-west of Singapore will create a new connection between the Downtown Line (DTL) and North-South Line (NSL), upon completion in 2035.
OCBC says healthcare S-Reits offer defence amid slower rate cuts, names top picks
INVESTORS should consider buying healthcare Singapore-listed real estate investment trusts (S-Reits) to strengthen their portfolios, an OCBC Investment Research report has suggested.
River Valley Apartments up for sale at S$56 million
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RESIDENTIAL site River Valley Apartments has been put on the market for collective sale at S$56 million.
Local property giants should aspire to pan-Asean leadership
Singapore’s property market is generally seen as stable. Projects have large gross development values that can make meaningful contributions to businesses. And housing developers look to sell out a large proportion of units off-plan way ahead of construction completion.
Indonesia posts 2.3% budget deficit in 2024, lower than expected
INDONESIA maintained a manageable fiscal position in 2024, but long-term fiscal health has remained a concern due to ambitious government spending, alongside the risks of declining revenue and rising debt burdens.
Singapore shares close higher on Monday; STI up 0.5%
SINGAPORE stocks ended higher on Monday (Jan 6) despite declines across the region amid the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance.
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