The recent past has seen the commercial real estate market undergo an explosive metamorphosis. Economic shifts, emerging trends in work patterns, and technological innovations have transformed the terms of property investment. Amidst the settling down of the world economy following the pandemic and interest rates beginning to normalize, the
Industrial real estate developer Soon Hock Enterprise has taken a big step forward after it filed its preliminary prospectus with the Monetary Authority of Singapore, seeking a listing on the Mainboard of SGX-ST. This strategic initiative follows soon after the decision by Soon Hock, widely known for its strong industrial
In 2025, the world economy is a mosaic of stubborn inflation and volatile interest rates along with seemingly unending geopolitical crises. In such uncertain economic times, investors are looking more and more for those assets which provide stability as well as a hedge against volatility. Whereas traditional safe havens including
JID itself is the manifestation of a conscious rethink of Singapore’s manufacturing identity in the era of Industry 4.0. Covering an area of about 600 – 620 hectares, JID has developed into a leading ecosystem for high-level manufacturing, R&D, training and innovation. Sited next to NTU and CleanTech Park product
Tuas Mega Port, commonly known as Singapore’s future generation container terminal, is a singular representation of the city-state’s strategic drive to maintain its status as a global maritime hub in a region that brims with competition. The port will usher in a new era of terminal with digital, automation and
Soon Hock Group purchased the Ching Shine Industrial Building, a prime freehold asset, for an impressive $113.2 million. This landmark transaction marks the first time the property was offered for collective sale, and it has quickly found a new owner, Soon Hock Group, known for its expertise in commercial and industrial projects.
Macpherson Industrial Complex was sold for an incredible $103.9 million, which is far more than its original asking price. This amazing transaction happened during its first effort at a collective sale, and it exceeded expectations by getting a land rate of $831 per square foot per plot ratio (psf ppr).
It’s hard to believe that Jurong was one of Singapore’s best places to harvest prawns only 70 years ago, in the 1950s. The marshy land near the old Sungei Jurong and Sungei Pandan was so good that it supported whole kampongs.
As Singapore continues to evolve, the Changi region stands at the forefront of exciting transformation, presenting a wealth of new opportunities for the industrial property sector. With the onset of construction for Changi Terminal 5 (T5) in May 2025, a significant milestone has been marked in the ambitious 1,080-hectare Changi
Soon Hock Property Development has secured a prime industrial plot at Tampines North Drive 4. They won the site with a bid of S$113.89 million, beating three other bidders. The site was launched on January 31 and closed on March 28, showing high interest.
