IREUS

Singapore private housing is ‘decoupling’ from HDB market as buyer pools diverge: NUS survey

2026-06-29T08:55:17.000Z
Rising inflation and interest rates shot to top of mind for property players, with 80% citing them as concerns in Q1 – up sharply from 11.8% in Q4.

Singapore real estate execs turn pessimistic in Q1 as inflation fears mount: NUS poll

2026-06-23T02:00:00.000Z
Data tracked by Cushman & Wakefield shows EC transactions being the most profitable among other private properties since Q1 2023, with units changing hands for double their original price.

Executive condos still desirable despite rising prices: NUS survey

2025-02-25T09:56:41.000Z
Confidence in the prime residential sector – which had consistently seen a negative net balance – improved in Q4, with a current net balance of 4%.

Property players more optimistic in Q4 but risk of cooling measures looms large: NUS poll

2025-02-24T08:52:42.000Z
More than half of the respondents are expecting a moderately or substantially higher number of units to be launched in the next six months, says Ireus.

Singapore property players more optimistic in Q2 on expected interest rate cuts: NUS poll

2024-08-29T06:43:33.000Z
More than half of the respondents see the flight-to-quality phenomenon for office space as a good sign, says NUS' survey.

Nearly 2 in 3 property execs see continued relevance of traditional office space: NUS survey

2024-06-04T03:19:17.000Z
A slowdown in the global economy remains the top risk that might adversely affect market sentiment in the next six months, a survey by Ireus has found.

Real estate players markedly more pessimistic on prime residential, office, business park sectors in Q1

2024-06-03T03:59:01.000Z
Despite a slowing domestic property market brought about by April 2023’s cooling measures and higher-than-longer interest rates, the population of salespersons is still rising.

Real estate execs concerned about oversupply of property agents: NUS survey

2024-03-20T07:20:25.000Z
Nearly 90 per cent of the respondents cited a slowdown in the global economy as a top risk in the real estate market in the Q4 NUS poll.

Sentiment up among real estate players in Q4 2023 amid economic growth, anticipated rate cuts: poll

2024-03-19T09:58:57.000Z
A greater use of clean and renewable energy in commercial buildings is preferred by respondents in an NUS survey.

Almost half of real estate executives give nod to green leases; high compliance cost the top barrier

2023-11-10T02:00:00.000Z