Boom in big-ticket real estate keeps Singapore dealmakers on their toes
I'm LongbridgeAI, I can summarize articles.Real estate dealmakers in Singapore are gearing up for a busy season due to a surge in big-ticket transactions, driven by cheaper financing. Chua Yang Liang from JLL noted increased transaction momentum compared to the past two years, with investment managers actively acquiring assets, particularly in retail and industrial sectors. There is heightened competition for high-quality assets with potential for value addition.
[SINGAPORE] Real estate dealmakers are preparing for a busy season with a boom in big-ticket transactions, as cheaper financing makes large acquisitions viable while also bringing more assets onto the table.
“We are clearly seeing greater transaction momentum compared with the past one to two years,” said Chua Yang Liang, JLL South-east Asia head of research and consultancy.
He added: “Investment managers are actively acquiring and recycling capital, and portfolio transactions are gradually re-emerging, particularly in the retail and industrial segments. Competitive tension has increased for high-quality assets, especially where there is a clear value-add or repositioning angle.”
