Three strata-titled assets have been launched for sale with a combined guide price of $16.9 million, signaling continued investor confidence in Singapore’s strata property market despite a cautious global economic outlook. The assets, located in strategic city-fringe and industrial zones, are expected to draw strong interest from both owner-occupiers and investors seeking stable, income-generating properties.
According to the marketing agent, the portfolio includes a mix of office and industrial units, each offering long-term investment potential and steady rental yields. The properties are located in key growth corridors, providing accessibility, modern specifications, and a resilient tenant base — features that continue to appeal to institutional and private investors alike.
“The release of these three strata assets reflects sustained interest in quality freehold and long-leasehold strata developments,” said a spokesperson for the marketing agency. “Even in a high-interest-rate environment, we are seeing healthy demand for well-positioned commercial and industrial units, especially those with strong tenant profiles and good accessibility.”
The total guide price of $16.9 million works out to an average of between $2,000 and $2,500 per square foot, depending on the asset type and location. The properties, which are currently leased to a mix of established tenants, offer investors immediate rental income as well as long-term capital appreciation potential.
Market watchers note that strata assets have continued to perform well, driven by limited supply and the preference among SMEs to own their business premises rather than lease. For investors, strata-titled commercial and industrial spaces present a lower quantum entry point compared to full-building acquisitions, making them an attractive option amid tightening financing conditions.
In recent quarters, several high-profile strata transactions have underscored the resilience of this segment. Analysts highlight that well-located industrial and office units continue to change hands briskly, especially those in city-fringe districts such as Lavender, Tai Seng, and Bukit Merah, where connectivity and tenant demand remain strong.
The portfolio of three assets now on the market fits this demand profile. Each property is designed with efficient layouts, high usability, and modern building infrastructure — factors that align with the operational needs of modern businesses. The sale comes at a time when Singapore’s overall commercial and industrial property sectors are experiencing renewed investor interest following easing borrowing costs and stable rental growth.
According to Knight Frank’s latest market report, industrial rents in Singapore have risen for the 20th consecutive quarter, while strata commercial sales have also picked up momentum. Buyers are showing greater confidence in acquiring income-producing assets as the market stabilizes and macroeconomic pressures ease.
“Investors are increasingly looking at strata-titled opportunities as a way to diversify their portfolios and hedge against inflation,” said a property analyst. “These assets offer a balance of yield and capital preservation, particularly in mature estates where demand from occupiers remains consistent.”
The marketing agency added that the sale can be conducted either individually or as a portfolio, giving buyers flexibility depending on their investment strategy. Early indications suggest that there has already been interest from both local companies and private investors looking to expand their asset base in Singapore’s stable real estate environment.
With strata supply expected to remain limited in the coming years due to tightening development controls, well-located assets like these are likely to attract significant attention. For investors seeking stability amid market uncertainty, the three properties present a rare opportunity to acquire premium strata spaces in established locations.
As Singapore continues to strengthen its position as a regional business hub, assets that combine functionality, location, and long-term rental potential are expected to remain in high demand. The ongoing interest in such strata opportunities underscores the market’s resilience and the enduring appeal of tangible, income-producing real estate investments.
