Lacklustre nightlife will affect Singapore as a tourist hub, plus more stories

For PropertyGuru’s news roundup, Singapore’s lacklustre nightlife scene will have a far-reaching impact on Singapore’s attractiveness as a tourism hub. In other headlines, here are 30 projects that highlight the diversity in Shanghai’s built environment and the renowned architects who have completed projects in the city-state. Lastly, know the common reasons why landlords reject tenant applications in India.

Empty bars, high prices, and early nights: Singapore’s dying nightlife could have wider repercussions

Mr Seva Baskin from the eastern European country Belarus spent three months working remotely in Singapore. One time he wanted to immerse himself in local culture. He intended to check out a bar, only to realise that all MRT train services for the day had already ended. “Usually, when I go out in Europe, public transport works late,” the 31-year-old founder of a real estate technology startup said to CNA. Early closing times at clubs, prohibitive costs of alcohol and private transport, as well as more people choosing to stay at home have led to a lacklustre nightlife scene, which had already been badly hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Shanghai architecture city guide: 30 projects showcasing the city’s diverse contemporary architecture

Shanghai, as one of China’s most representative global cities, features an architectural vocabulary that seamlessly blends its distinctive “Haipai” (Shanghai style) urban character with an international perspective. The city boasts a rich spatial hierarchy, ranging from the micro-level of alleyways and neighbourhoods to the macro-scale of urban planning. From the Suzhou Creek to the Huangpu River, every architectural landmark embodies Shanghai’s unique history, culture, and vision for the future. As one of China’s most dynamic hubs for architectural experimentation, Shanghai brings together projects that span from small-scale urban renewals and community spaces. ArchDaily showcases 30 projects highlighting the diversity in Shanghai’s built environment and the renowned architects who have completed projects in the city-state.

12 Common reasons why landlords reject tenants in India in 2025

Once a landlord advertises a property for rent, he has every right to exercise due diligence in selecting the tenant. Screening tenants is the first step a landlord must take before renting out his property. The landlord has the right to reject a tenant if they don’t meet the necessary criteria. With multiple tenant applications, careful consideration is required to choose one tenant over another. This Housing.com guide discusses common reasons why landlords reject tenant applications. However, it’s important to note that state governments have implemented regulations to prevent the unlawful rejection of tenants, which the article also covers.

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