Commercial property
FLCT logs positive rental reversions in Q1, boosted by logistics and industrial segment
However, its commercial side recorded negative rental reversions
Seeing positives for Singapore Reits from investors’ support of Keppel Reit’s DPU-dilutive MBFC Tower 3 acquisition
With demand for office trusts focused in the Republic despite lower yields, more capital should be allocated domestically
Singapore property investment sales reach S$34.1 billion in 2025, highest in 8 years
Savills expects 2026 figure to be on a par, amid lower financing costs, asking prices and opportunities for asset repositioning
Anchorpoint shopping centre up for sale with S$295 million guide price
This works out to around S$3,751 per sq ft on its existing net lettable area of 78,636 sq ft
Is it better investing in commercial property instead of residential property?
What are the prospects for Singapore’s private residential, office and retail property markets? What are the risks of investing in strata spaces? Are small retailers fairly treated by landlords? Get t...
Steel tycoon You Zhenhua’s New Vision takes over 15 Enggor Street project
The hospitality development, operated by The Ascott, will be completed in Q4 2029
China lowers downpayment ratio for commercial property to 30%
[BEIJING] The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has lowered the minimum downpayment ratio for commercial property purchases to 30 per cent, the central bank said in a statement on Saturday (Jan 17).
Wee Hur plants flag in international schools sector with Wycombe Abbey project in Hougang
Group kicks off new projects with international school JV, Hotel Miramar acquisition and Upper Thomson condo while doubling down on Australian PBSA assets
Keppel Reit wanted more of MBFC, but Hongkong Land’s 20-day deadline hobbled gearing fix
After the S$1.45 billion sale of its Tower 3 stake, Hongkong Land pumped its remaining MBFC interests into a new Singapore private real estate fund
Australian retirement fund to buy A$864 million stake in Westfield Sydney mall
The sale price matches the property’s value in Scentre’s books
