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SINGAPORE: Sales of new private homes fell by about 60.5 per cent in February following January s strong numbers, as developers held back on launches over the Chinese New Year period.
Developers sold 645 units last month compared to 1,632 units in January, excluding executive condominiums, according to data released by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) on Monday (Mar 15).
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Only 167 units were launched last month compared to about 2,600 in January.
The Rest of Central Region (RCR) led new home sales with 325 units sold, followed by the Outside Central Region (OCR) with 262 units and Core Central Region (CCR) with 58 units.
Elizabeth Banks to Direct Thriller COCAINE BEAR About Bear Who Does Tons of Cocaine
Elizabeth Banks to direct new thriller about a bear who does tons of cocaine called - checks notes - #CocaineBear By Mike Sprague
Once upon a time, Radio Silence (
Ready or Not, Scream) was set to direct a bear-centric thriller about a bear who does tons of cocaine called
Cocaine Bear. Now it looks like Radio Silence is out and
Slither star turned director Elizabeth Banks is in.
The exact plot details are being kept under wraps – but come on.
Cocaine Bear is inspired by events that took place in Kentucky in 1985. NY Times first reported the true story about a 175-pound black bear that eats a duffle bag filled with more than 70 pounds of cocaine dropped from an airplane by a drug smuggler. Jimmy Warden penned the untitled spec script.