Latest news from Singapore.
Recent resale transactions and en-bloc sales reveal which districts are attracting serious money—and where savvy investors should be watching.
From weekend cycling routes to hidden community gardens, here's how residents can discover and enjoy the island's outdoor living scene.
As major infrastructure projects reshape the island's connectivity, the data tells a story of ambition, cost, and competing priorities.
As the historic neighbourhood transforms, a newly opened community centre becomes a lifeline for residents facing displacement and isolation in one of Singapore's priciest enclaves.
As global cities struggle with affordability, Singapore's public housing model offers lessons—but critics say it's reaching its limits.
From emerging designer ateliers in Tiong Bahru to cutting-edge textile labs, here's where to immerse yourself in the city's thriving creative industries.
A decentralized movement of artists and community organizers is transforming forgotten corners into vibrant creative districts, challenging the city-state's sterile urban aesthetic.
A new generation of historians, artists and cultural workers are challenging how we remember our past—and what we choose to preserve for the future.
From the MRT to hitchhiking on e-scooters, this island has cracked the code on seamless urban mobility in ways London, Tokyo and New York are still chasing.
Singapore's longest beach park is shedding its purely recreational image, evolving into a mixed-use neighbourhood where fitness, dining, and wellness converge.
Stricter approval protocols for mixed-use precincts are extending project launches by up to 18 months, forcing a recalibration across the island's property market.
Research shows that staying mobile in later years isn't just about feeling good—it's backed by solid neuroscience and longevity data that Singapore's health system is now leveraging.
With trophy apartments in Districts 9, 10 and 11 commanding premiums well above the median condo price, here's how savvy newcomers can navigate the ultra-exclusive end of Singapore's property landscape.
A surge of solopreneurs and small-team ventures in Tiong Bahru and beyond is creating unconventional career paths and forcing employers to compete for talent in unexpected ways.
From the back alleys of Kampong Glam to the cutting edge of Marina Bay, a new generation of designers, builders and technicians are quietly reshaping how Singapore experiences live performance.
Once purely recreational spaces, Singapore's green corridors are transforming into vibrant community destinations with dining, wellness and cultural programming.
After years of restrictions and reinvention, the island's nightlife is experiencing a renaissance centred on authenticity, sustainability, and genuine community.
Thousands of ordinary Singaporeans are lacing up for marathons and triathlons, fuelled not by sponsorships but by neighbours who became coaches.
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