Knight Frank

Founded in 1896 and headquartered in London, UK, Knight Frank is one of the world's leading independent real estate consultancies.

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Singapore real estate drives APAC rebound with sharp rise in cross-border deals

SG inflows surged to $7.3b as office-led investment lifts regional volumes 64.7% YoY.

Auction listings rise 8.8% to 148 as mortgagee sales dominate Q1

Total sales value grew 13.7% YoY to $10.3m amidst a 3.4% success rate.

War risks trigger 'flight-to-quality' in Singapore industrial market

AI-linked prime assets outperform as logistics costs squeeze older business parks.

Office rents steady as vacancy tightens to 3% in Q1

Prime rents hold at $11.57 psf as supply tightens and vacancy trends lower.

New home sales jump five-fold in March as launches return post-CNY lull

The strong take-up was led by River Modern and Pinery Residences.

Property investment sales hit $15.4b in Q1 as market strength rolls over from 2025

Knight Frank maintained a full-year forecast at $30b despite geopolitical uncertainties. 

HDB resale market rises QoQ but Q1 volume hits lowest since 2021

Resale activity rebounded after the festive period, analysts said.

Dover Drive GLS land parcel sparks strong developer sentiment

Its prime location, amenities, and first-mover edge bolsered demand from developers and buyers, experts say.

Singapore outpaces APAC peers as logistics rents jump 7% in H2 2025

Demand and limited supply pushed the logistics rent.

Property auction success rate to hit 5% as sales double in 2025

Buyer sentiment improves as property auctions regain traction.

Strata retail sales surge 59% in H2 2025

Affordable price attracted cost-conscious businesses.

Investors chase shorter leases as industrial prices outrun rents

Trade and political risks force a shift toward factories with less than 30 years remaining on leases.

Landed sales jump to $4.5b as prices climb on lower rates

About 483 transactions that averaged $2.062 psf were made during the period.

Outbound investment hits $8.9b in Q4 after 119.1% jump

Knight Frank cites MSCI data as rising costs and skills gaps complicate overseas expansion.

Prime non-landed value jumps 54.5% YoY to $2.2b

New luxury hits $4,692 psf versus $2,130 psf resale.