Knight Frank
Founded in 1896 and headquartered in London, UK, Knight Frank is one of the world's leading independent real estate consultancies.
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Private residential market to hit an all-time low in 2024: Knight Frank
Private residential market to hit an all-time low in 2024: Knight Frank
US Fed rate cut unlikely to impact market until next year.
Rate cuts boost property investments by 24.8% QoQ in Q3
Total sales hit $8.3b.
Piccadilly Galleria hits market for $75m
EOI exercise for the asset to close on 12 November.
Prime office rents in Raffles Place/Marina Bay rise 0.6% in Q3
The Q3 24 growth, however, is slower than the Q3 23 increase.
Samsung Hub office unit sells for $14.8m
This is equivalent to $4,117 per sq ft.
Developers show renewed confidence as Tampines Street 94 draws six bids
The highest bid was $668.3m.
Delayed rate cuts stall significant recovery in the private residential market
Experts project a full-year sales volume of 5,000 to 6,200 units.
Leasehold strata retail lead H1 deals despite transaction decline
In H1, leasehold sales fell 7.9% HoH to 105 deals.
Strata office sales fall 15.6% HoH to $437.3m in H1
The average unit price for strata office properties also fell, dropping 20.1%
Strata retail sales rise in Q2 but fail to lift H1
In H1, trasncations fell 10.9% HoH.
Singapore leads Asia Pacific with a 10.8% YoY rise in logistics rents
Knight Frank attributed the growth to the nation's strong manufacturing.
Expert cuts shophouse sales forecast to $700m-$800m for 2024
The previous projection was $1.1b-$1.2b.
Developers weigh costs and demand over location and attributes in bids
The shift was evident in the scant two bids for the Margaret Drive site.
Singapore’s real estate to outperform in cross-border investments
Knight Frank expects Singapore to account for 11% of cross-border capital trade in 2024.
Two adjoining shophouses in the Jalan Besar up for sale via EOI
The EOI ends on 29 August.
Retail property sector growth to be ‘measured and slow’ for the rest of the year
Rising rents and operating costs have deterred retailers from expanding.
Singapore prime office rents up 2.9% YoY in Q2, among the fastest in APAC: Knight Frank
Vacancy was also among the lowest in the region.
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