Property March 2017

While activity-based working points to a gradual decline in office footprints of tenants, co-working is a welcome boost for landlords in a muted market.

The tight supply of private housing sites at state tenders and strong demand for land by developers bode well for en bloc sales in 2017.

Structural shifts in the local economic and policy environment require one to think harder about some aspects of real estate investment.

To be successful, investors need patience and risk appetite for emerging areas.

This is a lever the government may pull in the mid to long-term to give buyers another option.

Beyond "location, location and location", buyers should also consider other aspects such as the growth prospects of the area.

2016 was probably the turnaround year for the Core Central Region.

The itch to invest in property seems to be in the DNA of Singaporeans. Many love attending new launches and aspire to get rich by investing in property. The attraction to property is deep rooted. Most...

With stronger headwinds, retailers are adopting technological solutions for their businesses to remain competitive.

Stabilising prices and increased CPF Housing Grants for first-time buyers make it a good time to enter the market.