Commercial Property
Sky-high retail rents in Singapore still cheaper than Hong Kong's
Sky-high retail rents in Singapore still cheaper than Hong Kong's
Singapore moved up from 18 to 14 on this year’s list of the world’s most expensive rents, with prime retail rent standing at US$ 473/ sf/annum.
Shocking rent rises most in Singapore
Tenants worried as Grade A office rents shoot up 10/9 % in quarter, the most in Asia, making Singapore the fourth most expensive place in the region...
Buyers still finding Singapore properties hot- DTZ
The latest all-property Fair Value Index revealed that while Singapore remains a hot market for investors, Hong Kong is not, moving from hot to cold...
PropNex sees gold in new BTO flats at Yishun
With prices for Yishun Greenwalk units range from 20% cheaper for 5-room flats to 40% cheaper for the 3-room flats—as compared to HDB’s 3Q10 median...
Singapore posts big jump in third quarter office rents
Asian office rents up 3.2% in the third quarter, confirming the recovery of region’s office demand.
Singaporean real estate benefits from improving economy
The cash flow from properties backing Singaporean CMBS has been strong, an ongoing trend thus far in 2010. Accordingly, there are no Moody’s rating...
Ascendas, Mizuho and JCG signs MOU to facilitate entry of Japanese companies into India
Ascendas to build stronger partnerships with Asian key players China, India and Vietnam, through experience sharing.
URA October monthly sales up 16% to 1,058 units
Core central region led sooner-than-expected sales recovery, following a 27% fall after 15 September 09.
It's just a one-time boost, not a boom: October jump in private home sales won't last until December
Property buyers ignore cooling measures and snap houses with 1,587 private transactions in October, up from just 911 in September.
Colliers International puts Bukit Timah properties up for sale
The residential site at Serene House will be sold via public tender while offers for the commercial/Residential Development at 10 Serene Centre...
Opportunities for real estate investors in North Asia
Asia, the world’s largest continent with 47 countries and approximately four billion people, has emerged as a major real estate investment...
Metro Holdings reports higher revenue, turnover of properties for 1HFY2011
The property development and investment firm's revenue rose 18.5% to S$82.6 million from S$69.7 million in the half year ended September 30, 2009...
Juluca project propels Heeton's 63% profit surge for 9M
The niche property developer Heeton Holdings has posted a net profit of $16.9 million for the nine months on revenue of $32.7 million, compared with...
Singapore is the Asia's second most active real estate market
Singapore trails behind Hong Kong with 22% share in region’s total direct real estate investment, which rose 53% to US$18bln.
SC Global's sales still up despite luxury residences slump in Singapore
The luxury real estate developer posted impressive results for the first nine months of 2010, with revenue rising 11% y-y to S$191.6 mil, and PATMI...
Still no place like home: 70% of investors averse to expanding their portfolios abroad
Singapore and Hong Kong are the only Asian countries attractive to 30% of investors prepared to venture outside their local markets, a new survey...
CapitaMalls Asia to invest S$747.2mln in Shanghai mall and office development
The site in Luwan district will be well positioned to serve the affluent residents and working professionals.
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