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For Singapore property investors, overseas lure will continue

GIC leads in chase for yield from investment deals; it's been snapping up mega assets in China, which remains a top destination

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Published Thu, Dec 24, 2020 · 09:50 PM
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    WITH increasing optimism this quarter fuelled by abundant liquidity, Singapore real estate investors are set to continue expanding their global portfolio, with increasing interest outside Asia Pacific, though China remains key.

    And in the hunt for yield, GIC leads the pack.

    Property investmentGICS-ReitsCBRE

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