Savills

Savills is one of the world's leading property advisors with 39,000 experts working across 600 offices in the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, Africa and the Middle East.

Singapore drops to 8th globally in 2026 Resilient Cities Index

However, it remained third in the Asia-Pacific, behind Tokyo and Seoul.

Savills offers Chinatown shophouses with income-generating tenants

The shophouses at 277/279 South Bridge Road total 8,259 sq ft.

Orchard Area retail rents rise 1.7% in Q4 2025

Retailers flock to high-visibility Orchard locations, boosting rents.

Warehouses face 1% rent cap as demand shifts to smaller, high-spec spaces

Multiple-user factory rents are holding up better, with up to 2% projected growth.

CBD office rents seen rising 2% in 2026 on supply squeeze

Flight-to-quality and tight pipeline support rent growth.

Property investment to dip 5% in 2026 as rental growth stalls

Geopolitical and trade-related risks hamper growth.

Property investment surges 27% to $34.12b in 2025

This marks the highest annual total since 2017’s $35.16b sales.

Industrial capital values surge despite six-quarter rental plateau

Full-year space additions reached an eight-year high following a surge of completions in early 2025.

Meeting rooms top demand in flex offices

Expectations in spaces are influenced by hybrid work arrangements and employee preference.   

Singapore leads Asia Pacific in flexible office desk premiums: report

Flexible office space in city-state averages $1,035 per month.  

Singapore’s most notable real estate agents under 40 of 2025

Realtors in the residential market are at the top of the list, taking nine spots.

Older buyers, HDB resales to fuel 2025 private home demand: Savills

Sales drop to lowest quarter in over four years on fewer launches.

Singapore developers seen holding back on land bids

Some may form joint ventures for big projects to cut risk.

CBD office rents steady in Q2

It was up by 1.1% QoQ, the highest increase since Q2 2023.

COTD: Factory space demand falls despite manufacturing GDP rise

Rental prices also don’t explain the drop in factory space demand.