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Hong Kong Residency rule could boost office sector
Hong Kong Residency rule could boost office sector
The ultra-rich are also expected to set up family offices in the city.
Developers eye eco-friendly properties vs rising electricity costs
Almost seven billion people will live in cities by 2050.
Developers should focus on greening buildings, strengthening supply chains: KPMG’s Tay Hong Beng
Changing industry norms have raised sustainability standards for real estate projects, whilst global developments have forced the industry to reconsider the versatility of its supply chain.
Singapore developers may shift focus to smaller plots of land with recent tax changes: KPMG
The government increased stamp duties for property buyers by 5-15 percentage points.
Sustainability, proptech and live-work-play developments will shape the future of real estate, says KPMG’s Tay Hong Beng
Demand on the rise for more sustainable, healthier living and work environments.
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