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BT Property Week 2024

BT Property Week 2024
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Curated property reports and expert analyses: How to find your dream home faster

architecture, modern, building
BT Property Week 2024
BT PROPERTY WEEK 2024

Investors re-entering real estate, eyeing debt, logistics, living sectors

Prime logistics and warehouse would continue to lead growth, driven by demand for modern and high-specification spaces, as 3PL players and e-commerce users focus on operational efficiency.
BT Property Week 2024
BT PROPERTY WEEK 2024

Singapore industrial: Strong growth prospects but no easy ride

Christmas vibes along Orchard Road
BT Property Week 2024
BT PROPERTY WEEK 2024

Singapore’s Strangelove for retail

In Singapore, the most popular asset classes are hospitality, co-living, logistics, retail and office.
BT Property Week 2024
BT PROPERTY WEEK 2024

Silver lining in sight for Singapore’s real estate investment market in 2024

Artist's impression of the Jurong Lake District.  The first site to come up for tender, designated for a master developer, will yield over 1,700 residential units, 146,000 square metres of office space, and diverse complementary uses such as retail, hotel, or community spaces.
BT Property Week 2024
BT PROPERTY WEEK 2024

Taking offices beyond the CBD: what drives decentralisation

Implementing cooling measures to moderate market overheating can yield immediate unwelcome impacts, yet inaction poses a risk to long-term market stability. Navigating this challenge demands a nuanced approach.
BT Property Week 2024
BT PROPERTY WEEK 2024

Sustainable housing price growth: What does it mean?

From predicting product demand to optimising logistics, designing spaces and assessing investments, GenAI can drive improvements in critical areas such as lease writing, valuation, and legal processes.
BT Property Week 2024
BT PROPERTY WEEK 2024

GenAI is about to reshape the real estate world

money, home, coin
BT Property Week 2024
BT PROPERTY WEEK 2024

How rate cuts can change your home loan picture

From 2003 to 2023, prices of private non-landed housing and HDB resale flats increased by 143.1 per cent and 140.2 per cent respectively. Over the same period, prices of landed homes jumped by a steeper 180.6 per cent.
BT Property Week 2024
BT PROPERTY WEEK 2024

HDB owners increasingly shut out of ‘ultimate upgrade’ to landed housing 

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