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How the US–Iran war could affect Singapore property prices and mortgage rates
In conclusion, the US–Iran tensions highlight how interconnected global finance and real estate have become. While the immediate impact on Singapore property remains limited, the longer-term influence is likely to be seen in borrowing costs, construction pricing, and cautious buyer behavior rather than dramatic price shifts.
How to choose a renovation company in Singapore
The most important factors to focus on—right at the core of the decision—are proper licensing, proven experience, transparent quotations, clear contracts, and reliable communication. These elements determine whether your renovation journey becomes a smooth transformation or a costly lesson.
Private housing prices rise in Q1, led by suburban condo sales
Overall, the market is shifting into a more balanced phase: price growth continues, but at a slower pace; demand remains, but is more selective; and future supply is increasing, which could help keep long-term affordability in check.
Cost of living in Singapore 2026: How much more are you paying due to high oil prices?
Overall, the 2026 cost of living trend in Singapore reflects how global energy markets directly influence daily life. Even events happening far away can affect everything from transportation and groceries to utilities and travel, making financial planning more important than ever for households.
Tips on buying a used car in Singapore
Overall, Singapore’s used car market continues to evolve toward greater transparency and smarter purchasing behavior. Buyers today are more informed, cautious, and value-focused, making research and preparation the most important tools for securing a reliable and cost-effective vehicle.
Rents in Dubai: Up to Dh20,000 discount on fewer cheque payments
Overall, Dubai’s rental landscape is evolving toward more streamlined payment systems. Fewer-cheque arrangements are no longer just a preference but a strategic tool for tenants aiming to secure better deals, reduce costs, and simplify their rental experience in a highly competitive market.
Rent or buy? First-time buyers push UAE property market towards ownership
Overall, the UAE residential market is entering a more mature phase where ownership is no longer limited to high-income investors. Instead, it is becoming a realistic and widely adopted option for residents who are choosing to build long-term roots in the country. The trend signals a structural change in housing demand, with ownership steadily replacing renting as the preferred lifestyle choice.
Dubai updates two-year residency visa rule for property investors
Analysts note that the current momentum in Dubai’s property market is increasingly driven by long-term investment strategies rather than short-term speculation. Rising transaction values and larger average deal sizes suggest continued confidence in the city’s real estate landscape.
No minimum investment for Dubai property visa; cost, how to apply
With these changes, Dubai continues to position itself as an attractive destination for international property investors seeking both lifestyle benefits and long-term residency opportunities through real estate ownership.
Write a message of hope at Dubai’s giant viral chocolate box, receive free goodies
Ultimately, the initiative blends public art, community participation, and local brand support into a single experience. By transforming a simple chocolate box into a platform for shared expression, the project aims to remind people of the impact that small words of kindness can have when brought together on a larger scale.
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Tragic Shooting Incident at Food Court in Kota Tinggi, Malaysia
On Sunday, April 19, a tragic shooting incident occurred at a food court in Kota Tinggi, Malaysia, where a 71-year-old man fatally shot two men and one woman, according to multiple Malaysian media reports.
Heartwarming Act of Kindness: Mechanic Repairs Biker's Motorcycle for Free
A Malaysian motorcyclist, Dicky, found himself in a tough spot when his bike broke down by the roadside. Fortunately, a kind mechanic stepped in and repaired his motorcycle at no charge after realizing that Dicky did not have enough money to pay for the repairs.
Massive Fire Destroys 200 Homes in Sabah Water Village
Approximately 200 homes were devastated by a significant fire that erupted in a water village in Kampung Bahagia, Sabah, during the early hours of Sunday (April 19).
Fire Displaces Thousands in Sabah, Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR - A devastating fire swept through a coastal village in Malaysia's Sabah state on Borneo island on Sunday (April 19), displacing thousands and destroying around 1,000 homes, according to the fire department.
Motorcyclist Commits to Cover Repair Costs After Heartwarming Encounter
The motorcyclist featured in a viral video has announced in an interview that he plans to visit the mechanic next week to fully pay for the repair costs.
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Families with young children to receive $1,000 LifeSG credits on April 28
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Welding sparks trigger Sharjah warehouse fire; no injuries reported
Wanted Man Arrested After High-Speed Chase at Kuala Lumpur International Airport
A 30-year-old fugitive was taken into custody on Monday afternoon (March 30) following a high-speed chase around Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA).
Tragic Accident Claims Life of Dedicated Father
A 33-year-old man, Amirul Hafiz Omar, tragically lost his life on Sunday, March 29, while on his way to purchase a textbook for his eldest son. Amirul, a devoted father of three young children aged two to nine, was struck by a car driven by a male driver in his twenties.
Malaysia Implements Work-from-Home Policy to Reduce Energy Costs
KUALA LUMPUR — Beginning this month, Malaysian government employees will transition to remote work as the nation strives to lower energy expenses amid rising fuel prices stemming from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, announced Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.
Singapore Resident Fined for Littering in Johor Bahru
While other countries may not have as many trash bins as Singapore, littering is still strictly prohibited. A resident of Singapore was fined RM1,000 (S$322) and sentenced to four hours of community service by the Johor Bahru Magistrates' Court on April 1 after being caught littering.
Malaysia Anticipates Rise in Household Energy Consumption and Costs Amidst Drought
As Malaysia faces an ongoing drought that has led to at least 10 dams reporting low water levels last week, the country's energy commission has announced an expected increase in household energy consumption and bills.
Driver Charged with Murder Following Fatal Crash
A 28-year-old male driver, R. Saktgaanapathy, was charged with murder on Wednesday, April 1, after allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, resulting in the death of 33-year-old Amirul.
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Alleged Plot to Topple Malaysian Government Unveiled
During an address to parliament on Tuesday (March 3), Malaysia's Prime Minister disclosed details of an alleged scheme to undermine national institutions before the upcoming election. The suspect behind this plot reportedly hired an international public relations firm to orchestrate a coordinated attack.
Shocking Discovery of Live Maggots in Fried Chicken Bought at Ramadan Bazaar in Malaysia
An individual who purchased food at a Ramadan bazaar in Malaysia to show support for local vendors was taken aback to find live maggots in her fried chicken.
Malaysian Parliament Rejects Constitutional Amendment on Term Limit for Premiership
In a closely-fought decision, Malaysia's lower house of parliament on Monday (March 2) narrowly turned down a constitutional amendment that would have restricted the premiership to two terms, with a significant number of abstentions and no explicit 'nays'.
Maybank Reports Increased Profits for Q4 2025 and Full Financial Year
Maybank, Malaysia's largest bank, has announced higher profits for the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2025 and the full financial year.
Investigation on Alleged Conspiracy to Topple Government in Malaysia
In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's top police official announced on Friday (Feb 27) that authorities are looking into an alleged conspiracy to "topple the government and sabotage national stability."
A Man Clings to Ex-Wife's Car, Falls and Takes a Tumble
Some individuals hold on to deteriorating relationships even when they are barely hanging on by a thread - and one man took this concept quite literally.
ICA intercepts Malaysia-registered car attempting to evade clearance at Tuas Checkpoint; 2 arrested with drugs
Two men have been arrested following a manhunt for a Malaysia-registered car that was seen driving recklessly at the Johor Bahru checkpoint.
Key partner in Malaysia's ruling coalition calls for royal inquiry into anti-graft agency
KUALA LUMPUR — A key party in Malaysia's ruling coalition called on Wednesday (Feb 25) for a royal commission of inquiry (RCI) to be formed to investigate misconduct allegations against the country's anti-graft agency.
Anwar praises 7 young men for jumping into lake to save mother, children after accident
Seven young men have earned the praise of Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim after they were seen in a video jumping into a lake to save a mother and her two young children on Wednesday (Feb 25).
Rubber factory blaze at Johor's Sengkang Industrial Area enters 2nd day, firefighters earlier faced foam shortage
Firefighting operations to contain a rubber factory blaze at the Sengkang Industrial Area in Johor's Senai entered the second day on Wednesday (Feb 25).
Man slashed in broad daylight in Penang, attackers flee on motorcycle
A Malaysian man was left bloodied after being repeatedly slashed by machete-wielding assailants in Penang.
A Malaysian Policeman Draws Gun and Hits Car Bonnet in Dramatic Escape Attempt at Johor Bahru Land Checkpoint
Last month, a dramatic escape attempt at a Johor Bahru land checkpoint saw a Malaysian policeman draw his gun while his colleague picked up a traffic cone and hit a car bonnet in a bid to stop an errant driver.
Singaporean Man Sentenced for Littering in Malaysia Under Stricter Law
A 25-year-old man from Singapore has become the first person to be sentenced to four hours of community service and a fine of RM1,500 (S$485) for littering in Malaysia. This incident occurred under Malaysia's tougher anti-littering law which was implemented on Jan 1.
The Malaysian Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Implements Measures to Control Foreign Credit Card Usage for Ron95 Purchase
Under Malaysia's Control of Supplies Act, the Malaysian Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) is exploring ways to restrict the use of foreign credit cards for buying subsidised Ron95 petrol.
The Family of Missing Elderly Singaporean Man Appeals for Information
The family of an elderly Singaporean man is appealing for information on his whereabouts after he went missing in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday (Feb 7).
Tragic Accident Claims Lives of Mother and Baby in Kota Tinggi
A tragic incident occurred in Kota Tinggi, Johor on Tuesday (Feb 10), resulting in the untimely deaths of a 24-year-old mother and her baby after a head-on collision with a lorry.
Long queues at Johor land checkpoints after autogate glitch; official denies up to 10,000 affected
A technical glitch at the two Malaysian land checkpoints with Singapore reportedly left thousands of foreign travellers stranded for up to two hours on Saturday (Jan 10).
Aurora Cannabis stock jumps over 50% after 'record-breaking' quarter
Aurora Cannabis (ACB.TO)(ACB) shares climbed over 50 per cent on Wednesday, after the Canadian pot producer booked a nearly 40 per cent annualized jump in net revenue in its third quarter.
Canadian Natural Resources downgraded, Suncor and Imperial boosted to 'buy'
Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ.TO)(CNQ) shares were downgraded by TPH & Co. on Monday. At the same time, the Houston-based research firm joins a growing camp of analysts favouring Suncor Energy (SU.TO)(SU) and Imperial Oil (IMO.TO)(IMO) amid the risk of U.S. tariffs on Canadian crude.
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