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New homes near former tomb of Raffles' 'mistress'
The new freehold Fifty-Two Stevens project is likely to be launched during the first quarter of next year. - The Straits Times
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Preview of Marina Bay Suites next week
Market watchers suggest pricing could be below $2,500 per sq ft on average. 		Long wait for resale 3-room flat
Reader: 'Middle-income earners such as me also need a roof over my head.' -myp
Best-kept property secret
Rent is going for a song in at least 23 mature condominiums in the central part of Singapore. 		She earned twice as much in a month as she did in a year
Agent has unexpected boom in property market to thank for $90,000 worth of commissions in October.
Fast upturn in property market surprises agents
PropNex agents brought in some $54 million worth of commissions in the third quarter. 		Reason for property tax hike
This is to avoid having to introduce a bigger increase later should home prices continue to rise. -ST
URA should review its reserve list policy
Reader says URA should consider the impact of its policy on those who buy properties for their own use. 		Why singles opt for shoebox apartments
Many singles want to live on their own but are unable to afford resale flats. -ST
Laguna Park not for sale - at least for now
Faltering collective sale called off after failed bid. -ST 		Void decks of the future
What would void decks of the future look like? Four young designers think up ways of using the space to encourage interaction. -ST
A good place to shoot the breeze
The void deck offers a cool place to relax without venturing too far from home. -ST 		Perfect venue for dream wedding
Bare void decks can be turned into smart ballrooms in just two days, giving hotels a run for their money. -ST
More than a grocery store
The humble void deck minimart - security post, senior citizen's corner and student day-care centre all rolled in one. -ST 		Leaping... and living to tell the tale
Railings, parapets and ramps are all tools for pakour practitioners. -ST
Basement grooves
In Bishan's heartlands, you can learn to dance at a dance studio in a basement bomb shelter. -ST 		Birdsong central in Ang Mo Kio
Bird lovers from all over the island congregate here to parade their pride and joy. -ST
Rethinking the formula
Three ways in which the HDB is reinventing the void deck. -ST 		The void that is alive
Almost 40 years old, the HDB void deck has taken on a life that goes far beyond what was originally intended. -ST
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