Singapore commercial property investment deals dive, but should pick up next year: Savills IM
Figure was US$2.7b in first nine months against US$8b for same period in 2019, but Singapore remains attractive to investors, says real estate fund manager
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SINGAPORE'S commercial property investment volumes have plunged as expected this year, with US$2.7 billion achieved in the first nine months, against US$8 billion for the same period in 2019.
The volume for full year 2019 was US$10 billion, according to Savills Investment Management (Savills IM).
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