Barring any unforeseen circumstances and continued inflow of money into the Singapore banking system, 2013 could potentially be another good year for non-residential properties (i.e. commercial and industrial properties). To illustrate how investors have gradually been moving into the non-residential market, Figure 2 shows that the proportion of residential caveats lodged from 1995 to 2010 is 90.7%. This proportion dropped in 2011 and 2012 to 88.5% and 84.8% respectively. With all the cooling measures in the residential market, it is likely that the interests in the non-residential property sectors will continue to be strong in the year ahead. Full story
OPINION: Singapore Property Market Outlook for 2013 - Getty Goh
Barring any unforeseen circumstances and continued inflow of money into the Singapore banking system, 2013 could potentially be another good year for non-residential properties (i.e. commercial and industrial properties). To illustrate how investors have gradually been moving into the non-residential market, Figure 2 shows that the proportion of residential caveats lodged from 1995 to 2010 is 90.7%. This proportion dropped in 2011 and 2012 to 88.5% and 84.8% respectively. With all the cooling measures in the residential market, it is likely that the interests in the non-residential property sectors will continue to be strong in the year ahead. Full story
