More than 20 tenders launched in 2025 to repurpose state properties
More ageing state properties in Singapore are being given a new lease of life through adaptive reuse, with former offices, schools and other buildings transformed into co-living spaces, community hubs and lifestyle destinations. The Singapore Land Authority says interest in repurposing state properties for diverse uses has grown significantly in recent years, with more than 20 tenders from 2025 alone. Alexandra Anand finds out more from its chief executive.
▶︎
The Malaysian Property Trap: Why People Are Losing Their Homes
▶︎
Are educators, fresh graduates and employers aligned on AI? | Deep Dive
▶︎
US, Iran say peace deal reached | East Asia Tonight (Jun 15)
▶︎
Singapore labour market: Retrenchments climb in Q1, rate rose sharply among degree holders
▶︎
Should I sell my Singtel special discounted shares? | Money Talks
▶︎
Why did 1.9M people leave California? | Fareed’s Take
▶︎
Judge LOSES IT After Discovering What She Did
▶︎
The young woman leading an elite police team protecting Singaporeans from violence | CNA Lifestyle
▶︎
‘A piece of paper they can’t even show us’: Breaking down Trump's so-called 'deal' with Iran
▶︎
$1.8 Billion CEO: The Most Dangerous Financial Advice on the Internet Right Now
▶︎
Singapore’s Family-Focused Public Housing is Getting Complicated
▶︎
They Knew 432 Park Avenue Would Crack Before They Built It
▶︎
Singapore’s Public Housing Revealed: The Secrets Behind BTO Balloting | Ep 4
▶︎
‘Silly’ policies are hurting Indonesian rupiah and its central bank alone cannot solve it: Analyst
▶︎
The New Face of America: Inside the Second Great Depression
▶︎
Turning 26 Hectares Into an Off-Grid Farm (Clearing the Land)
▶︎
Why China Built The WRONG Jet To Beat Airbus
▶︎
10 Things in Singapore No Longer Worth Your Money
▶︎
How Are Scam Calls Appearing As Local Numbers? | Talking Point
▶︎