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Singapore new home sales in June fall to lowest level in over two years
Singapore developers sold 156 new private homes in June 2026, the lowest monthly tally in more than two years as the absence of new project launches during the
Ready-stock apartments outperform in Jakarta as owner-occupiers gain ground
Jakarta's apartment market is becoming increasingly driven by owner-occupiers as demand shifts towards affordability, completed projects and genuine housing nee
Bali to see around 1,700 new luxury hotel rooms until 2029
Luxury hotel development continues to underpin investor confidence in Bali's long-term tourism prospects, with all future hotel supply expected to be concentrat
Singapore luxury home transaction value eases in Q2 despite resilient resale market
Singapore's luxury residential market saw total transaction value ease 3.6 per cent quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) to S$1.67 billion in Q2 2026 from S$1.73 billion in
Jakarta non-CBD office rents to rise by 2-3% annually until 2029
Jakarta office rents continued a measured recovery in Q2 2026, although landlords remain reliant on generous leasing incentives to attract tenants, according to
Hong Kong commercial property investment rises sharply by 50% in H1
Hong Kong's commercial real estate investment market strengthened in the first half of 2026 as end-users and education-related investors drove transaction activ
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Singapore ultra-luxury condo sales climb to 15-quarter high in Q2
Demand for Singapore's ultra-luxury condominium market strengthened in Q2 2026, with transactions of non-landed homes priced at S$10 million and above reaching
Higher interest rates impact developer decisions more than housing demand in Jakarta
Higher interest rates are prompting Jakarta apartment developers to adopt a more cautious approach to new projects, although housing demand remains broadly resi
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