Edmund Tie & Company
EDMUND TIE is a full-service, real estate consulting firm that offers a comprehensive suite of agency and professional services.
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Government Land Sales poised to boost 2024 property investment market
Government Land Sales poised to boost 2024 property investment market
An expert forecasts investment sales to increase to $25b-$28b this year.
Residential price growth to moderate in 2024
EDMUND TIE expects a growth of 3%-5%.
Tech sector to spur office leasing activity in 2024: expert
2024 will see 2.9 million sq. ft. of new office supply.
Surge in completions to slow industrial rent growth in 2024
In 4Q23, the rental index rose 1.7% QoQ.
3 strata food factory units at Pandan Loop for sale
Expression of interest ends on 27 February at 3 pm.
Mixed-use property at River Valley Road for sale via tender
Mixed-use property at River Valley Road for sale via tender
Prices of new private residential to say muted in 4Q23
Real estate experts forecast a 3% full-year private home price growth.
Why Champion Way site drew more bids than Lentor Central
The land parcels received six and two bids, respectively.
What drove adjustment in land betterment charge rates?
Rates rose for commercial and hospitality properties but declined for residential.
Standard vs. Plus vs. Prime: How do the new flat classifications differ from one another
The government will implement the new flat classification in 2H24.
Property prices may trade sideways due to high-interest costs
Edmund Tie anticipates prices to rise by 3-5% in 2023.
Property auction market’s sales value drops to its lowest level since 1H20
Sales value clocked in at $15.2m.
Core CBD Grade A rents to stabilise in 2H23
EDMUND TIE expects a lower rental growth of 0.3% -0.5% for the market in 2023.
Retail rents to see a sustained recovery in 2023
EDMUND TIE expects full-year rental growth of 1%-3% for prime retail spaces.
Private residential price growth to be muted in 2023
Experts forecast a 3%-5% growth in prices for the year.
Katong Shopping Centre for sale for $638m
Submission of offers ends on 14 August at 3 pm.
Private residential prices to 'trade sideways' for the next 1-2 quarters
Prices dropped for the first time in three years in 1Q23, falling 0.4% QoQ.
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