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Institutional investors snapped up $2.93b worth of properties in Q3
Institutional investors snapped up $2.93b worth of properties in Q3
Private acquisitions surged from just $496.20 million in Q2.
Private residential property prices to plunge 20% by 2015
Vacancy rates will hit a record-high 10%.
SPH REIT grapples with lower tenant sales in Q4
The softening retail market is the culprit.
Expect higher food, services costs in 2015: MAS
Blame it on higher wages.
Singapore’s private home prices and rents decline further in September
As resale and rental volumes increased by double digits.
See the largest SGX stocks with significant China exposure
Financials and industrials are the most represented.
Keppel Land unveils $336m 42-storey office tower development in Manila
A five-storey retail component will also be expanded.
Singapore GDP expansion of 2.4% frustrates hopes of higher growth
Construction continued to disappoint.
Chart of the Day: See which industrial properties command the highest rents
And which kinds are lighter on the wallet.
Daily Briefing: Special birth certificate for SG50 babies; Singapore’s new national stadium sells out Japan-Brazil clash
And Upper Thomson plot awarded to Chinese firm.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.7%
Don't expect good news today.
Around 50 APAC real estate funds worth $50.9b set to expire by 2016
Can the market absorb this excess liquidity?
Singapore REITs stir from long slumber with more acquisitions in Q3
Keppel REIT led the way with MBFC 3.
Tigerair mulls new rights issue to fund escalating losses
It might trim its fleet yet again.
Global brands troop to Singapore while local retailers suffer
Will small shops die out soon?
Over 4 in 10 Singaporeans have not started saving for retirement: report
An alarming 31% of workers older than 55 have no savings at all.
Oversupply anxieties push down jet fuel prices by 18%
SIA is going to be a big winner.
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