Singapore outpaces APAC peers as logistics rents jump 7% in H2 2025

Demand and limited supply pushed the logistics rent.

Singapore’s logistics rents rose 7% in the second half (H2) of 2025, the highest increase amongst Asia-Pacific markets, leading regional gains as total Asia-Pacific logistics rents rose 0.2% for the year, according to a Knight Frank report.

Demand from manufacturers and third-party logistics providers for specialised facilities drove the rental growth amid a tight supply pipeline for logistics space, the report said.

Whilst Singapore recorded strong gains, the broader Asia-Pacific market saw a 0.3% rise in H2 2025, with growth across most regional markets projected to remain below 2% in 2026.

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