SG real estate investments up 19% YoY

The residential segment had the highest investment volume.

Singapore’s real estate investments increased by 19% year-on-year to $29.4b (US$21.9b) despite a slowdown during the second half of the year, according to a Colliers report.

The report said robust transaction volumes in 2024 reflect sustained confidence in the city-state’s real estate assets and improving investor sentiments.

By asset class, the residential segment had the highest investment volume followed by industrial and logistics, and retail; whilst the hospitality sector lagged, registering the least.

For 2025, Colliers estimates investment sales to be around 10-20% higher than 2024, at $29.6b (US$22b) to $35b (US$26b).

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