As we move into 2026, the global economic narrative is increasingly defined by volatility and shifting trade alliances. For Singapore, a nation whose heartbeat is tied to international commerce, the question of whether its industrial property market can truly withstand a recession has never been more relevant. While traditional retail
In the rapidly evolving landscape of Singapore’s real estate, few players have demonstrated the specialized focus and resilience of the Soon Hock Group. While many developers spread their interests across residential and retail sectors, Soon Hock has carved out a formidable niche as a “pure-play” industrial property developer. This strategic
Soon Hock Enterprise has carved out a unique niche in the local real estate scene by adhering to a “pure-play” strategy that focuses exclusively on Singapore’s industrial and commercial sectors. This disciplined approach was recently validated by the company’s successful listing on the SGX Mainboard in October 2025, marking a
Singapore’s industrial property market is navigating a pivotal transition as it moves past the “bumpy” landscape of 2025. While the past year was marked by fluctuating manufacturing sentiment and a dip in the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) below the expansion threshold, the sector has shown remarkable resilience. As we head
The Singapore office market is hurtling toward a significant supply-demand imbalance in 2026, marking a decisive shift in the commercial real estate landscape. After years of navigating post-pandemic adjustments and a brief spike in completions during 2024, the pipeline is set to dry up significantly. Analysts from firms like CBRE
A rare real estate opportunity has surfaced in the heart of District 14, as a freehold intermediate terraced house at Lorong 22 Geylang was recently put on the auction block. Listed as a mortgagee sale with a guide price of $3.7 million, the property has garnered significant attention from both
In a significant move to optimize its capital structure, Coliwoo Holdings has finalized a sale-and-leaseback agreement for its flagship property at 404 Pasir Panjang Road. The deal involves the divestment of its 80% stake in the subsidiary that owns the Coliwoo Hotel Pasir Panjang for a consideration of $43.9 million.
Property tycoon Gordon Tang is set to deepen his involvement in Suntec REIT following an agreement by his investment vehicle, Acrophyte Asset Management, to acquire the trust’s manager from ESR Group. The transaction marks a significant shift in control at one of Singapore’s most prominent commercial real estate investment trusts
The $97.3 million sale of Quayside Isle marks a significant moment for Sentosa Cove, as City Developments Limited (CDL) divests the exclusive enclave’s sole dedicated commercial hub. This waterfront retail asset, a vibrant social heart for the luxury residential district, was acquired by an institutional buyer linked to Patrick Kho,
