A prime commercial unit along Joo Chiat Road has just arrived on the market with a guide price of $5.25 million, drawing immediate attention from investors who have been tracking the neighbourhood’s steady transformation. Known for its eclectic mix of heritage shophouses, modern cafés, boutique hotels and lifestyle concepts, Joo
Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust (FLCT) has reaffirmed its standing as one of Singapore’s leading real estate investment trusts, with its portfolio valuation rising to approximately $6.7 billion as of the latest assessment. The increase underscores the resilience of its diversified portfolio spanning logistics, industrial, and commercial assets across Singapore,
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
Soon Hock Group has achieved a strong sales milestone at its latest industrial development, Stellar @ Tampines, with 71% of its strata-titled units sold to date. The impressive take-up rate highlights the continued appetite for high-quality industrial spaces in Singapore, particularly in the eastern region where accessibility and connectivity are
HarbourFront Centre, one of Singapore’s most recognisable waterfront commercial complexes, is set to undergo a transformative redevelopment that will redefine the city’s southern skyline. The existing building, which has served as a gateway to Sentosa for decades, will close in the second half of 2026 to make way for a
Singapore’s property auction market gained fresh momentum in the third quarter of 2025, with listings climbing 10% quarter-on-quarter as buyers and investors returned to the field amid a friendlier interest rate environment. According to Knight Frank, the uptick marks a notable shift in sentiment after several quarters of subdued activity,
Singapore’s shophouse market has reignited with remarkable momentum, as transaction volumes jumped 50% quarter-on-quarter in the third quarter of 2025. According to PropNex Realty, a total of 27 deals were recorded during the quarter — the highest level in two years. The revival reflects renewed investor appetite for heritage assets
Singapore’s industrial property market has once again demonstrated its staying power, marking its 20th consecutive quarter of rental growth in the third quarter of 2025. Data released by JTC and highlighted in Cushman & Wakefield’s latest commentary shows that overall industrial rents rose 0.5% quarter-on-quarter, following a 0.7% increase in
