Singapore’s “30 by 30” ambitions have served as the guiding principles for the country’s food security strategy for decades. The goal was clear from the beginning: by 2030, the nation would be producing 30 percent of its nutritional requirements in-country, compared with less than 10 percent that it had

The vibrant heritage district of Joo Chiat is buzzing with excitement as a prime, freehold shophouse has officially hit the market with an asking price of $14.5 million. This isn’t just another commercial property sale; it represents a rare and substantial opportunity for investors and developers to acquire a strategic

The acquisition of the Framework Building at 2 Aljunied Avenue 1 for S$56.65 million by AIMS APAC REIT (AA REIT) marks a significant transaction on November 27, 2025, underscoring the enduring appeal of high-quality industrial assets in Singapore. This deal, successfully brokered by Colliers Industrial Services, arrives at a time

Singapore’s industrial property sector continues its impressive streak of rental resilience, extending its growth for the twentieth consecutive quarter into the third quarter of 2025. While the segment remains a critical source of stability for the nation’s real estate market, the broader picture shows a distinct moderation in the speed

Singapore’s Jurong Island, traditionally known as the backbone of the nation’s energy and chemicals sector, is undergoing a profound and critical transformation. The industrial hub is aggressively repositioning itself for a low-carbon future, a strategy cemented by the recent announcement of a comprehensive sustainability plan. Spearheading this shift is the

Singapore’s industrial property market is expected to maintain steady momentum in 2025, supported by resilient demand from logistics operators, advanced manufacturers, and food production companies. According to industry analysts, industrial rents are projected to grow by around 2% next year, while overall prices may rise by 4%, reflecting continued investor

Nearly half of organisations are now directing capital into workplace upgrades as companies reassess how their physical environments support productivity, culture, and long-term growth. While hybrid work remains common, the office is regaining importance as a hub for collaboration and team alignment. This shift is not limited to corporate headquarters—industrial

Singapore’s business park market faced renewed pressure in the third quarter, with vacancy levels climbing to 23% — the highest seen in recent years. The increase comes at a time when new supply continues to enter the market while occupier activity remains selective, reflecting a broader shift in space requirements

Singapore’s industrial property market is entering a new chapter, shaped by shifting global supply chains and rising demand for modern, high-spec facilities. Over the past few years, industrial spaces have evolved from simple warehousing units into sophisticated hubs designed for advanced manufacturing, food production, logistics automation and research-driven industries. Investors