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.
Mapletree Industrial Trust Q3 DPU falls 7% to S$0.0317
The manager remains committed to its divestment target of S$500 million to S$600 million in North America
Mapletree Logistics Trust Q3 DPU falls 9.3% to S$0.01816
Amount distributable to unitholders declines 8.5% year on year to S$92.7 million in Q3
Rise in Singapore industrial rents tapers to 2.4% for 2025 after almost flat Q4: JTC
Prices rise 5% year on year, with strong buying interest in assets
Cuppage Terrace, next to The Centrepoint, up for sale with S$250 million valuation
A developer can potentially acquire and redevelop both properties, which are next to each other
CapitaLand eyes Gulf region’s ‘deep, liquid pools of capital’, investments in logistics, hospitality
Real asset manager intends to grow its presence and engage investors in the region, as the oil-producing nations reinvent themselves
New home sales in December shrink amid holiday lull, as full-year tally for 2025 hits new high since 2021
A total of 10,821 new units (excluding ECs) were sold for the whole of last year, a 67.3% increase from 2024
Second Woodlands EC site sets record with top bid of S$794 psf ppr from Sim Lian
The offer is 1.5% higher than the previous EC benchmark of S$782 psf ppr for a nearby site last August
Mapletree Investments shoots for high sustainable returns, eyes more acquisitions and development activity
The property giant achieved a 10.9% average annual return on invested equity in the last decade, and aims for between 9% and...
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