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CBD Grade A office rents projected to grow 4.6% in 2022

SG's positive economic outlook pushed the office market this year.

CBD Grade A office rents projected to grow 4.6% in 2022

SG's positive economic outlook pushed the office market this year.

CBD Grade A office demand up more than 8x in 2021

This is according to Cushman & Wakefield’s latest Market Beat research report.

GLS to yield a total of 2,785 private homes

Five sites make up the confirmed list.

New private home sales reach record-high of 1,547 in November

This was the strongest November sales in 10 years.

SG to see above 5-year average GDP growth in 2022

The 2022 GDP growth will be driven by strong demand for exports.

SG real estate investment sales soar by 22% to $8b in Q3

Sales were propelled by the residential sector.

Retail property investment sales jump five-fold to $0.6b in Q3

The surge was bolstered by two mega deals worth over $100m a piece.

SG office market expects continued rental recovery: analyst

Thanks to its overall improved performance in Q3 2021.

Office rents to recover on the back of accelerated vaccine rollout

It showed hopeful signs when prime offices occupancy rate increased for the first time since the pandemic to 94.3% in Q2, Knight Frank says.

Ministry of National Development hikes residential development charge rates

DC rates for the residential, landed use group increased by 6.3%, the highest since September 2013.

SG, HK office rental premium gap down to 108%: Cushman & Wakefield

This is coming from a 135% gap in 2015 and a peak of 173% in 2017.

Private home sales slip 2.6% amidst tighter restrictions in June

Developers sold 872 units in June, lower than last month’s 895.

City fringe business park rents surge by 2.5% in H1 2021

Vacancy rates slowed down to 7.8% in Q2 compared to 9.9% in Q1.