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CapitaLand Ltd. Chief Financial Officer Arthur Lang wants to diversify funding by issuing yuan- denominated bonds for the first time, with China making up more than a third of assets at Southeast Asia’s largest developer.
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Shivram Anantharaman paid a monthly rent of S$2,650 ($2,069) until March. Now, he’s paying S$40 less every month after buying a three-bedroom condominium in Singapore’s East Coast region.
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Singapore developers and banks fell after the government restricted home-loan maturities in a bid to curb a housing bubble as property prices in the island-state rose to a record.
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CapitaLand Ltd. paced declines by Singapore developers on concerns the government may introduce additional measures to cool the housing market after home sales in April rose to the highest in three years.
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Keppel Land Ltd., the property developer partly owned by the world’s largest builder of oil rigs, had its biggest gain in three weeks in Singapore trading after profit rose 70 percent on increased sales of apartments.
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City Developments Ltd. , Singapore’s second-largest property company, posted an 18 percent increase in second-quarter profit as the city-state’s economic recovery boosted demand for homes and office space.
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Singapore should curb the increasing trend of so-called shoebox apartments because they are “almost inhuman,” CapitaLand Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Liew Mun Leong said.
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CapitaLand Ltd. and City Developments Ltd. led declines among Singapore’s homebuilders amid concern the government’s latest effort to curb speculation in the housing market will hurt genuine demand.
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Singapore’s Straits Times Index climbed 1.3 percent to 3,025.04 at the close, its highest since June 18, 2008. Almost six stocks rose for each one that fell on the 30-member gauge.
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