The capital values are expected to increase in Singapore and Dubai making them the world’s two leading prime residential sectors by 2023.
Sales of luxury property declined in Q42022 to combat inflation. However, the outlook in 2023 remains strong and hopeful.
The number of shophouse transactions fell in the second half of 2022 as investors were cautious amid rising interest rates.
Even the savviest investor might get into trouble regarding stamp duties, even if they believe they are fully informed about the process.
Property investment in Singapore has a healthy outlook but year-on-year growth is expected to decline to 2.5% in 2023 from 3.5% in 2022.
This year, the 25 million residents of China’s commercial centre experienced two months of isolation in an effort to stop illnesses.
Office leasing activity is anticipated to decline in 2023. However, Singapore property investment in shadow spaces is hot in demand.
In Singapore, as more employees return to the workplace, the prime office rental yield concludes the year on a high note.
With the ever-changing economic landscape, here are 7 statistics to look into to invest safely in the Singapore property market.
CBD’s new commercial properties construction, IOI Central Boulevard Towers, is taking more than 6 years to complete.