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Triple Bay Marina Yacht Club:




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Resorts World Sentosa is using this year as a testing period, hoping to reposition itself as an experience-based destination that can attract new and repeat visitors that stay longer, aiming to carve out a different niche from luxury-oriented rival Marina Bay Sands.

RWS CEO Lee Shi Ruh says that the property is shifting away from one-off, attraction-focused visitors and wants guests “to feel that this is a place they can hang out with family and friends, with something new every two to three weeks,” indicates The Straits Times.

This year could prove vital to the company’s image, particularly with authorities, as a new evaluation is scheduled for 2026 and its casino license renewal period comes due in February of 2027.

Facing strong competition from Marina Bay Sands, the market leader, RWS has focused on its 2.0 strategy, a SG$6.8 billion ($5.3 billion) investment aiming to boost the property’s floor area by half, with a strong focus on non-gaming. Its efforts are already being boosted by the revamp of the Singapore Oceanarium and Minion Land at Universal Studios Singapore, and the launch of retail and dining offerings in Weave – a new lifestyle mall.

Source: https://agbrief.com/news/singapore/19/01/2026/genting-wants-new-resorts-world-sentosa-using-2026-to-test-new-concepts-and-refresh-assets-ceo/

A United States Bankruptcy Court Judge in Texas ruled in early December that sales of villas at the Ritz-Carlton Paradise Valley development can proceed, without interference from any lienholder.

Five Star Development, the property's developer, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in November, a move that halted the foreclosure attempt initiated by Madison Realty Capital, the project’s primary lender.

Chapter 11 bankruptcy is a form of bankruptcy that allows the existing debtor to continue running the business and managing assets. Chapter 11 bankruptcies allow businesses to be reorganized, including creating a plan regarding how to pay debts, instead of liquidating.

The Bankruptcy Court order requires net proceeds of the villa sales to be preserved in a court-supervised escrow. Since the bankruptcy filing, Five Star has continued to operate normally and has moved ahead with advancing villa sales and closings.

The overall development includes the 215-room Ritz-Carlton hotel, along with 80 Ritz-Carlton Residences Villas and 32 Ritz-Carlton “estate homes.” Mann said the first piece of the Chapter 11 filing was getting back to completing the villas, and the next step will be reengaging with construction on the resort. The group must present a plan to the court to resume the resort in January, and once it is accepted by the court, construction can begin.

Source: https://eu.azcentral.com/story/news/local/scottsdale-breaking/2025/12/22/court-oks-villa-sales-at-ritz-carlton-paradise-valley/87888622007/