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Joyce Lim

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Joyce Lim is a senior correspondent with more than 20 years of reporting experience. She currently focuses on property markets and urban policy, examining how regulations and market forces affect communities. She has also reported on politics and major events across Asia, including elections, protests, and natural disasters. Specialising in investigative work, she brings a focus on accountability and the impact of policy on everyday lives.

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How greater transparency puts pressure on property agents and agencies to do better

The push for greater transparency puts pressure on both agents and agencies to improve standards if they do not want their reputations to suffer, says the writer.
The push for greater transparency puts pressure on both agents and agencies to improve standards if they do not want their reputations to suffer, says the writer.

Resale condos staying on market longer as buyers take their time, sellers hold firm on prices

With more choices, some sellers are waiting longer to secure a deal in the resale condo market.
With more choices, some sellers are waiting longer to secure a deal in the resale condo market.

Disciplinary records of property agents now easier to view on updated CEA register

Viewers can now see all enforcement actions taken against property agencies and agents in the past three years on CEA's public register.
Viewers can now see all enforcement actions taken against property agencies and agents in the past three years on CEA's public register.

How one Singapore family is chasing a million-dollar Pokemon dream

Mr Andy Chua (second from right) roped in (from left) Mr Gab Chua, Mr Glenn Chua, and Mr Bryan Leong to start Pokemakase, a family-run venture that buys, sells and trade Pokemon cards.
Mr Andy Chua (second from right) roped in (from left) Mr Gab Chua, Mr Glenn Chua, and Mr Bryan Leong to start Pokemakase, a family-run venture that buys, sells and trade Pokemon cards.

Inside Singapore’s Pokemon trading boom where millions in cash are swopped for rare cards

Visitors at Kyo Cards Con at Singapore Expo on May 2. The trading card event drew about 10,000 visitors, matching its February debut.
Visitors at Kyo Cards Con at Singapore Expo on May 2. The trading card event drew about 10,000 visitors, matching its February debut.

Canberra Drive EC site launched for tender under tighter EC rules

The plot of land along Canberra Drive where Executives Condominiums (EC) will be built on, which will be affected by new measures, pictured on May 8, 2026.
The plot of land along Canberra Drive where Executives Condominiums (EC) will be built on, which will be affected by new measures, pictured on May 8, 2026.

Condo owners may lose their apartment for owing maintenance fees

A 4-bedroom unit at The Parkshore was sold under MCST-forced sale at an auction in September 2025.
A 4-bedroom unit at The Parkshore was sold under MCST-forced sale at an auction in September 2025.

PropertyLimBrothers co-founder Adrian Lim returns to PropNex with 36 agents

PropertyLimBrothers co-founder Adrian Lim will be leading a team that includes those who chose to join him from PLB.
PropertyLimBrothers co-founder Adrian Lim will be leading a team that includes those who chose to join him from PLB.

More young people in Singapore buying private properties, some for investment

(From left) Ms Teri Tan, 32, bought a unit at Pinetree Hill which cost $2.1 million, Ms Hilda Tan paid $910,000 for a 635 sq ft condo unit at Waterfront Isle in Bedok Reservoir.
(From left) Ms Teri Tan, 32, bought a unit at Pinetree Hill which cost $2.1 million, Ms Hilda Tan paid $910,000 for a 635 sq ft condo unit at Waterfront Isle in Bedok Reservoir.

Parking dispute ends with High Court ruling on proxy cap in strata developments

jlcarpark - Under an arrangement that dated back to at least 2017, the management corporation (MCST) of WCEGA Plaza and Tower allowed the WCEGA Used Car Association (WUCA) to operate 58 basement parking spaces. Photo taken on 28 April, 2026.
ST PHOTO: ARIFFIN JAMAR
jlcarpark - Under an arrangement that dated back to at least 2017, the management corporation (MCST) of WCEGA Plaza and Tower allowed the WCEGA Used Car Association (WUCA) to operate 58 basement parking spaces. Photo taken on 28 April, 2026.
ST PHOTO: ARIFFIN JAMAR

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MDDI (P) 046/10/2025. Published by SPH Media Limited, Co. Regn. No.202120748H. Copyright © 2026 SPH Media Limited. All rights reserved.