The Continuum is a brand new freehold condominium complex that can be found in Singapore’s District 15 neighborhood. The Continuum Condominium is made up of two construction plots, both of which were sold in a public tender by The Continuum price list Hoi Hup Realty and Sunway Developments for a total of S$815 million. This sale was the highest land transaction in Singapore since the year 2021, and it resulted in the construction of the condominium.

The development offers a wide range of unit types, including one to four-bedroom apartments, four-bedroom penthouses, and even a five-bedroom villa. Each unit is thoughtfully designed to maximize space and functionality, with high-quality finishes and fittings used throughout.

Amenities such as Transit stops, shopping complexes, malls, fast food joints, grocery stores, retail locations, Atm machines, banks, colleges, and other leisure facilities can be found in the area surrounding the development. Additionally, there are MRT stations, shopping centers, fast food joints, corner shops, retail locations, ATMs, financial institutions, schools, and other leisure facilities.

This spectacular building at The Continuum Condo provides a broad selection of homes, ensuring that potential renters have the ability to choose a home that is both comfortable and appropriate for the way they live their lives. Each living unit has spacious rooms that are also outfitted with modern furniture and technology.

Minister Lee said Singapore has made hard trade-offs due to its small size and the need to create a balance between the needs of the current generation and future generations, reported The Straits Times.

“Sometimes it means making difficult decisions – whether it’s land use, and land use versus housing, land use versus conservation, land use versus healthcare, making people upset sometimes, because it is in the interest of some other group or another generation,” said the minister at the 52nd St Gallen Symposium in Switzerland.

He noted that the government had to control eligibility for certain facilities and access to housing since “we need to get some land for people not yet born, who can’t vote, who can’t speak up, and keeping optionalities for them”.

National water agency PUB said the “unfortunate and unusual” incident that resulted in flooding from within a Yishun flat was caused by defects found in the unit’s private sanitary pipes, reported CNA.

PUB shared that the family of five was “understandably distressed as they were preparing to move into their newly renovated home”.

The agency, along with Nee Soon Town Council (NSTC), has since isolated the pipe leak to stop the water flow and provided the family with temporary accommodation. They also assisted them with the clean-up as well as shifting and storage of their furniture and belongings.

“As the homeowners work through the repairs to their unit, we hope our continued support will help to alleviate some of their anxiety,” said PUB.

The increase in ABSD rates for residential properties has driven up demand for shophouses, with owners raising their asking prices, reported The Straits Times.

One such owner, J has decided to hold out even as the buyer has raised the offer from $20 million to $21 million. J has set his asking price at $22 million.

“I have been in negotiations with the buyer for a while. But after the ABSD hike, I am not interested to sell my unit any more. If the deal is not closed soon, I will take it off the market and wait for prices to go up further before I put it up for sale again,” shared J.

Huttons Asia Research Head Lee Sze Teck expects prices and demand for shophouses to increase over the coming months, reported Singapore Business Review.

“The value of shophouses will continue to rise over time due to its limited supply, thus providing good wealth preservation for Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals and family offices,” said Lee.

In fact, Richard Tan, Senior Associate Group District Director at PropNex, and his team have sealed four shophouse deals, with prices ranging between $10 million and over $20 million, said The Business Times.