Non-residential deals to remain active in H2
Investments in Q2 down 11% from Q1 as private home sales falter: DTZ
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[SINGAPORE] Non-residential deals will continue to drive investment activity in Singapore for the rest of this year, given faltering sales in the tepid private residential market, DTZ said in a report yesterday.
The report found that overall real estate investments fell around 11 per cent from the previous quarter to $4.4 billion in Q2.
And although non-residential investments (particularly offices) drove the volume, they too fell 6 per cent to $2.9 billion on muted transactions in the hospitality and mixed-use sectors.
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