Residential
Singapore’s 2024 private home supply to hit 11-year highs
The government will be offering a total of 11,110 private residential units.
Singapore’s 2024 private home supply to hit 11-year highs
The government will be offering a total of 11,110 private residential units.
Hong Kong residential transaction volume drops 35.1% to 5,546 cases in May
Blame it on the steep decline in primary sales.
Small vs large residential units: What’s performing better in Tokyo?
Smaller units range from 15-30 sqm whilst larger units range from 45-60sqm.
Tokyo Central residential rents inch up by 0.7% in Q2
Shinjuku and Minato saw the largest rental growth at 2.2% and 1.7%.
Singapore HDB resale prices rise by 2.1% in Q2
This is the 17th straight quarter of growth.
Tokyo Q2 residential occupancy rates fall to 96.2%
Occupancy rates in Central also fell to 96.1% during the quarter.
Singapore private home price growth slows to 1.1% in Q2
The growth rate was at 1.4% in the previous quarter.
Tokyo residential rents slip by 0.2% in Q2
Rents across all submarkets breached pre-pandemic levels.
Singapore new private home sales expected to be lacklustre in Q2
Sales could underperform Q1 levels of 1,164 units.
Singapore primary home sales to reach under 7,000 units this year
No thanks to the tepid take up from January to May.
Singapore private home sales fall for second consecutive month in May
Sales declined by 26.6% to 221 units during the month.
Hong Kong home prices to fall by 5% this year
Meanwhile, mass residential rents are expected to rise by up to 8%.
Jakarta to see over 9,300 new apartments by 2026
Over 4,500 units will be completed in 2024.
ULI expands APAC Home Attainability Index to include three cities
The index now includes Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Perth.
How investors can capitalise on Malaysia’s prime residential market
This segment is expected to see strong growth in the near term.
Manila residential rents and capital values to maintain slow recovery
Rents are expected to increase gradually.
Melbourne residential supply imbalance to persist over the next few years
Rents are expected to see upward pressure amidst tight supply.