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Daily Briefing: Large contractors harness prefab tech; StarHub's PayTV business under pressure
Daily Briefing: Large contractors harness prefab tech; StarHub's PayTV business under pressure
And here's what you need to know about the family behind RGE.
Chart of the Day: Citizen unemployment rate inches up to 3.5%
Around 67,100 citizens were unemployed.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.49%
Expect more cheers in the market today.
Are Singapore property stocks on a roll?
They are set to deliver their best annual performance in five years.
Hospitality REITs' forward yields hit 5.9% to 6.8%
Which amongst them are the most attractive?
SGX, A*STAR to help firms access capital markets
They inked a two-year deal.
StarHub issues $200m perpetual securities
It is under the $2b multicurrency debt issuance programme.
Guess where the sweet spot in SREITs is
The tech and telecom sectors drive the demand for space here.
China Vanke to join consortium bidding for GLP
It is China's second biggest housebuilder by sales.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.02%
Investors are likely to remain wary today.
Banking giants dominate top brands in Singapore
DBS retains the top spot as the most valuable brand.
Is the manufacturing rally coming to an end?
DBS' Singapore economists are saying so.
Daily Briefing: Singapore property stocks build its best rally; Is SIA's share price ready to soar again?
And OrangeTee eyes being the third largest real estate agency.
Chart of the Day: Non-electronic exports extend slump by 9% in May
It dragged overall NODX.
Why M1 remains attractive for bidders
Its return on capital is one of the highest.
Could redevelopment deals spur recovery in housing market?
Four deals have already been struck this year. Bloomberg Markets reported that after slowing to a trickle the past three years as housing prices fell, four redevelopment deals -- where a group of owners band together to sell entire apartment blocks at a hefty premium -- have been struck already this year, with a combined value of $1.5b (US$1.1b). The process, also known as “en-bloc” sales, allows developers to knock down and rebuild in a city where new residential land sales are tightly controlled by the government. The renewed hunger for land comes as home sales climb after some property restrictions were eased in March. A residential plot last month fetched a record price in a government land sale, with a Chinese consortium bidding $1b. In the biggest en-bloc sale this year, Eunosville, a complex of 10 residential blocks with 330 apartments, sold to Hongkong Land Holdings Ltd.’s MCL Land for $765.8m Read the rest of the story here.
Shophouses opposite Bugis Junction up for grabs
The site is zoned for commercial and residential use.
Commentary
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