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For the first time in more than 20 years, a Singapore housing site gets no bids, while another site gets a highest bid that is still about 10% lower than a fair market value. Are these signs that the Singapore private property market is heading for a lull? What sort of the impact will the new Prime Location Public Housing flats have as well to the private property market?

Nicholas Mak, Chief Research Officer of property search portal Mogul.sg shares his insights to these questions. 

For the first time in more than 20 years, a Singapore housing site gets no bids, while another site gets a highest bid that is still about 10% lower than a fair market value. Are these signs that the Singapore private property market is heading for a lull? What sort of the impact will the new Prime Location Public Housing flats have as well to the private property market?
Nicholas Mak, Chief Research Officer of property search portal Mogul.sg shares his insights to these questions.

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The Afternoon Update with Lynlee Foo

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Weekly Wrap: Is the property market heading for a lull?

According to Savills World Research, office occupancy rates in Asia Pacific are the highest in the world at 88%. In contrast, Europe and North America occupancies are below 60% with major US cities such as San Francisco and Los Angeles still below 50% occupancy. Why the big difference between Asia Pacific and the West? What does this mean in terms of the office property sector? Alan Cheong, Executive Director, Research & Consultancy, Savills Singapore, offers his views. 

According to Savills World Research, office occupancy rates in Asia Pacific are the highest in the world at 88%. In contrast, Europe and North America occupancies are below 60% with major US cities such as San Francisco and Los Angeles still below 50% occupancy. Why the big difference between Asia Pacific and the West? What does this mean in terms of the office property sector? Alan Cheong, Executive Director, Research &amp; Consultancy, Savills Singapore, offers his views.

Industry Insight: Structural shifts in the office property market

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Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency pegged to other assets, designed to minimise the volatility often associated with cryptocurrencies which would make them better for use in transactions. On Industry Insight, we take a look at emerging trends and how stablecoins will play an increasingly important role in the future with Hassan Ahmad, Coinbase’s Singapore Country Director.

Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency pegged to other assets, designed to minimise the volatility often associated with cryptocurrencies which would make them better for use in transactions. On Industry Insight, we take a look at emerging trends and how stablecoins will play an increasingly important role in the future with Hassan Ahmad, Coinbase’s Singapore Country Director.

Stablecoins: Industry trends, and ways the cryptocurrency is modernising payments

Recently, it was announced that the site at Bukit Timah's Turf City will be developed into a new residential enclave with up to 20,000 private and public homes. The announcement marks the first time that public housing has been planned in Bukit Timah since the Toh Yi estate was built about 40 years ago. Professor Sing Tien Foo, the Provost's Chair Professor at the Department of Real Estate, NUS Business School, shares his views on what sort of impact this would bring to the area and if it would be game changer to Public Housing in future.

Recently, it was announced that the site at Bukit Timah's Turf City will be developed into a new residential enclave with up to 20,000 private and public homes. The announcement marks the first time that public housing has been planned in Bukit Timah since the Toh Yi estate was built about 40 years ago. Professor Sing Tien Foo, the Provost's Chair Professor at the Department of Real Estate, NUS Business School, shares his views on what sort of impact this would bring to the area and if it would be game changer to Public Housing in future.

Weekly Wrap: Is the property market heading for a lull?

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