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Singapore’S Top 6 Under-50 Billionaires Amass Nearly $20 Billion
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Out of Singapore’s 49 billionaires, only six are below 50 years old; however, these individuals cumulatively possess $19.8 billion in wealth, as per Forbes’ 2025 rankings. Kishin RK, 41 Kishin RK, the founder and CEO of property developer RB Capital. The photo is provided courtesy of the World Economic Forum. Kishin RK, the lone…
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Singapore’s Top 6 Under-50 Billionaires Amass Nearly $20 Billion
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Out of Singapore’s 49 billionaires, only six are below 50 years old; however, these individuals cumulatively possess $19.8 billion in wealth, as per Forbes’ 2025 rankings. Kishin RK, 41 Kishin RK, the founder and CEO of property developer RB Capital. The photo is provided courtesy of the World Economic Forum. Kishin RK, the lone…
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Malaysian car brand Proton returns to Singapore with EV estimated at $134,000
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After a ten-year hiatus, Malaysia’s state-owned automobile manufacturer Proton is returning to Singapore with its inaugural electric vehicle, expected to have a starting price of approximately S$174,000 (US$134,000). The model, e.MAS 7, was showcased at The Car Expo 2025 held in the city-state over the weekend, Malaysian newspaper The Star reported. There are two…
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Singapore’s 6 billionaires under 50 boast nearly $20B in net worth
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Out of Singapore’s 49 billionaires, only six are below 50 years old; however, these six together amass a fortune worth $19.8 billion, as per Forbes’ 2025 ranking. Kishin RK, 41 Kishin RK, the founder and CEO of property developer RB Capital. The photo is provided courtesy of the World Economic Forum. Kishin RK, the…
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Singapore’s CBD Grade A Office Rents Climb for Fourth Consecutive Quarter in Q1 – International Edition
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Rents increased by 0.4% QoQ. Data compiled by Savills Research showed that the vacancy rate of CBD Grade A offices in all micro-markets recorded declines in vacancy rates, except for City Hall and Orchard Road. Tanjong Pagar saw the largest contraction in the first quarter, falling to 9.7% in Q1/2025 from 10.3% in Q4/2024.…
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Chinese Tycoons Shift Focus: From U.S. to Singapore and Malaysia Real Estate
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As China’s affluent shift their attention away from the United States due to escalating political strains, they are instead directing their investments towards real estate in Malaysia, Singapore, and Australia. The survey conducted last month by the real estate technology company Juwai IQI revealed that the United States fell from first place to seventh…