Jessie Lim
CORRESPONDENT
Jessie is a correspondent with The Business Times covering the property beat. She studied political science and holds a double degree from Sciences Po Paris and the National University of Singapore.
The Centrepoint’s rear block up for collective sale at S$418 million
Frasers Property, its developer, is likely to be a top contender for the site for possible redevelopment
Singapore private home prices up 3.4% in 2025, led by jump in landed property prices
Prime condo prices in Core Central Region fall sharply by 3.2% in Q4 against rest of island’s rises
Loyang Valley to relaunch for tender in January at same guide price of S$880 million
Significant infrastructure and industrial developments are expected in the Changi East area
En bloc sale market in 2026 set to be more active, but challenges remain
Pain points for developers include high costs and limited redevelopment potential, say market watchers
Lower funding costs, firm fundamentals to fuel appetite for Singapore commercial real estate
Office and industrial deals are the flavour of the year; interest in the living and hospitality sectors has also risen
DBS bullish on developers, hikes up target prices for CDL, UOL, GuocoLand
The increase comes on lower interest rates and plans by these firms to recycle capital and rejuvenate assets
Should CapitaLand Ascendas Reit rejig its portfolio further in favour of data centres and life sciences assets?
With the Reit in a prime position to capitalise on its advantage in such assets, this is the right time to seize...
Far East Hospitality’s Arthur Kiong looks back on 4 decades in the hotel industry
He says the sector has provided him with more opportunities than he dared to dream of
Singapore tourism industry must create unique experiences to survive: veteran hotelier Arthur Kiong
He brings his philosophy to life with the four hotels Far East Hospitality manages on Sentosa
Noodle maker Leong Guan Holdings to offer 20.65 million shares at S$0.23 each in Catalist listing
The group intends to distribute a minimum of 80% of FY2025 net profit as dividends