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Property 2022 (Oct issue)

Property 2022 (Oct issue)
PROPERTY 2022

Attracting and retaining office tenants in the post-pandemic world

The landed property market looks set to continue at the current pace for the rest of 2022 as global geopolitical uncertainties persist. Total demand for landed homes could reach around 2,000 units and the URA price index for landed homes could gain some 10 per cent for the whole year, according to List Sotheby’s International Realty.
Property 2022 (Oct issue)
PROPERTY 2022

Are landed homes becoming a wealth preservation asset?

The Pinnacle@Duxton on 7 April 2021.
Property 2022 (Oct issue)

Public housing with million-dollar price tags

According to Huttons, rents of private homes are estimated to increase up to 10 per cent in H2 2022.
Property 2022 (Oct issue)
PROPERTY 2022

No signs of cooling for the rental market in 2022

Even though the current strata retail market is nowhere near the sales performances recorded in 2012 and 2013, there are promising signs that interest in strata-titled retail space could rekindle in the next 12 to 18 months. While the lingering threat of Covid-19 remains, Singapore has resolutely reopened at a time when revenge travel and shopping is gaining momentum.
Property 2022 (Oct issue)
PROPERTY 2022

The return of the strata retail market

PropNex anticipates that the median selling price of overall new OCR projects may hover around the S$2,000 psf range in the near-term with Sky Eden@Bedok transacting 118 units at an average price of S$2,100 psf, and Lentor Modern selling 84 per cent of its units also at an average price of about S$2,100 psf.
Property 2022 (Oct issue)
PROPERTY 2022

Pricing mass market homes for HDB upgraders

The supply of new ECs will remain limited, according to real estate agency OrangeTee & Tie. Apart from the newly launched North Gaia (pictured) at Yishun Close, most ECs are completely sold or have a handful of balance units.
Property 2022 (Oct issue)
PROPERTY 2022

Investment potential of executive condominiums 

In Q2 2022 and for the period July and August 2022, the percentage of foreign buyers of non-landed properties in the CCR was 12.3 per cent and 11.9 per cent respectively, according to Savills. The highest percentage recorded in 2021 was 10.2 per cent.
Property 2022 (Oct issue)
PROPERTY 2022

Luxury non-landed private residential market returns to a world without borders

To date, the domestic market has witnessed almost S$1.2 billion worth of transactions, led by the sale of 28 & 30 Bideford Road at effectively S$1.3 million per key and SO/ Singapore effectively at S$1.2 million per key.
Property 2022 (Oct issue)
PROPERTY 2022

Singapore hotels remain an attractive asset class for investment as recovery takes hold

Logistics investments are a significant proportion of APAC industrial investment sales, taking up about a third of total industrial investment volume over the last five years.
Property 2022 (Oct issue)
PROPERTY 2022

Multi-faceted industrial market in Apac has diverse growth opportunities

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