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CBD Grade A office rents climb 1.4% in Q1 as tight supply squeezes tenants
CBD Grade A office rents climb 1.4% in Q1 as tight supply squeezes tenants
Vacancy rates fall to 4.1% as flight-to-quality demand persists.
HDB resale market rises QoQ but Q1 volume hits lowest since 2021
Resale activity rebounded after the festive period, analysts said.
District 10 Bukit Timah mixed-use site up for sale at $118m
The freehold site is open for bids until 5 May at 3 p.m.
Singapore leads APAC in office fit-out costs despite rising regional market optimism
Singapore’s office fit-outs amongst the region’s most expensive, even as contractors expect stronger 2026 conditions.
Prime $55m Kallang commercial hub hits market
CBRE and Cushman launched the sale of 535 Kallang Bahru, with potential GFA of nearly 67,000 sq ft.
Cushman & Wakefield’s $218.5m Living Collection features 7 freehold assets across prime districts
Seven freehold hospitality assets in River Valley and Balestier offered for sale individually or together.
Two Pagoda Street shophouses for sale at $32.5m
Fully tenanted Chinatown shophouses listed at $3,547 per sq ft.
Tan Boon Liat Building launched for $1b collective sale
Owners have secured 80% consensus for its collective sale.
Retailer caution triggers slower rental growth in Q4
Retail sales up 0.8%, rental growth remains moderate.
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.
Science Park vacancy hits 20% as rents jump 5.7%
City fringe business park rents also grew by 1.3% YoY with a 10% vacancy rate.
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.
Private residential rents to rise on student demand, tight supply
Demand for units in Q32025, 2026 may be spurred by international students and subdued new residential completions.
Which sectors lead manufacturing confidence gains?
The electronics and transport sectors were the most optimistic.
Investment volumes in 2026 set to surpass 2025 levels
As 2025 YTD investments hit $28b, already beating last year’s $25b.
CBD Grade A vacancy to fall to 4.2% in 2025
This is amidst limited new supply and recovering demand.
Prime retail rents at Tier 1 malls to climb 1.5-2.5% in 2026
It will be faster than the 1% to 2% expected in other city areas during the same year.
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