In Focus

Property curbs may push Singaporeans to seek New Zealand homes

It is a secondary investment destination for Singaporeans and the countries are bound by good bilateral trade relations.

Singapore remains at risk from high-profile hackers

The Lion City could look into increasing secure server capacity as a preventive measure.

Unsustainable growth in manufacturing could hit Singapore's GDP

The boost from the manufacturing sector could ease in H2 as Chinese import demand cools down.

Prime office tenants flee new buildings as landlords hold onto rising renewal rates

This bolstered net office take-up to 879,000 sqft, the highest since 2011.

Supply crunch to boost Grade A office rents by 10% in 2018

Around 800,00 sqft of Grade A office space is expected to be completed by 2018 from 2.25m sq ft last year.

Success rate of en bloc deals dips below 2016-2017 levels

But spending in the market at $9.84b has breached 2017's total of $8.24b.

Could banks be the saving grace of Singapore's rattled equities market?

The Big 3 have posted a healthy set of results in Q2 despite bleak market conditions.

Climbing office rents could turn off tenants: CBRE

Singapore had the fourth strongest premier rental growth across Asia at over 4.1%.

Fee hikes to launch Changi Airport into the top of Asia's tax podium by 2023

Users will shoulder the increases, and airlines are not resisting.

Investors embrace industrial and commercial market as cooling measures hammer home sector

The $9.78b achieved in the collective sales market for H1 2018 is unlikely to be repeated in H2.

Is the worst over for embattled Singapore retail REITs?

Rents have been in a protracted three-year slump but analysts foresee a mild recovery in the coming months.

Cooling measures to curb demand for landed homes

Buyers wait on the sidelines as new curbs could boost home prices above $3m.

Is branch banking still relevant as lenders migrate their services online?

Overall, there will be lower demand for office space allocated for bank branches, according to an analyst.

Were the government's cooling measures premature?

A mere 9.1% price rebound flag concerns that such an intervention may have been uncalled for.

Shop ‘til it drops: Half of Singaporeans are ready for drone deliveries

Singapore is developing its air traffic control system for drones.

MAS warns stolen SingHealth data could be used in bank fraud

Financial institutions are discouraged from relying on the stolen information for customer verification.