In Focus

Rents can climb further to an estimated 8% in 2019.

Despite a hazy October, outperformers were Singtel, Starhub, and Netlink Trust, amongst others.

Six homegrown fintech firms made it to the world’s top 100 with Grab nabbing a place in the top ten.

Singapore’s foodtech market will also continue to grow as international players enter the scene.

Banking is another vulnerable target.

Data centres and high-spec facilities are the new coveted assets.

With a glut of industrial space in the pipeline, developers are rolling out tempting amenities and incorporating the latest tech in order to lure long-term tenants.

The volatile stock markets may bring about as much as 15% decline in non-interest income for DBS and OCBC.

Heated demand for storage facilities is hit by the city's limited land supply.

Seven operators control 63% of the city’s flexible market, with IWG holding 23.5% market share and WeWork and JustGroup nabbing roughly 12% each.

There is still a lot of work to do in order to run after 1,400 individuals in the Lion City with net worths above $69m.

It is made up of Salim Group and Medco Group.

Hypermarket Giant’s outlets in Junction 10 and Jalan Tenteram have already shut down whilst its operation in ViVoCity is set to cease by Q1 2019.

Mortgage payments may cost up to $9,086 per month.

MAS said that it will help crypto firms set up local bank accounts, on top of leveraging blockchain adoption.

Gyms, health centers and virtual reality arcades are estimated to occupy 50% of the island's retail mix.