People’s Park Centre stands out for two key reasons in my mind. The first is the fury it causes, when – for the umpteenth time – someone enters the wrong address in their Grab app when they want to travel there. (Is it that easy to mistake it for the neighbouring People’s Park Complex?) Next, this Chinatown landmark holds the title of being developed on the first ever land parcel sold under the Government Land Sales (GLS) programme, way back in 1967. But the latest news about People’s Park Complex feels almost poetic in that context. Just as we embrace our appreciation for mixed-use projects in our urban landscape, one of the earliest examples of this type of development may be gone for good. News pieces like this explain what's happening in the market. Our consultations are designed to help you understand what it means for your own property decisions. If you're considering buying, selling or upgrading,...