Investors should focus on assets with long-term growth drivers, such as high-spec industrial spaces and CBD office buildings with income or redevelopment potential.
Report highlights:
- Overall real estate investment sales in Singapore jumped 78.0% quarter-on-quarter (QOQ) in Q3 2020, driven largely by commercial and residential deals and reflecting investors’ continued confidence.
- Year-on-year (YOY) investment sales still tracked a 64.8% decline to S$3.99 billion (US$2.92 billion).
- The largest commercial deal in Q3 included Frasers Centrepoint Trust (FCT) acquiring the remaining 63.11% stake in the Asia Retail Fund portfolio, Tuan Sing Holdings selling freehold office tower Robinson Point, as well as MYP selling ABI Plaza to a fund managed by CapitaLand.
- Industrial volumes also saw a growth in Q3, with long-term growth expected as investors continue to seek warehouses, data centres and high-specs spaces.
As sentiment improves, we can expect investment sales volumes to pick up further in Q4 as Singapore remains an attractive investment destination in the long term.
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