SINGAPORE (May 15): Capital values for offices in Singapore have remained resilient despite declining rents and an influx in supply, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

And the global property services firm believes investor demand should remain healthy over the long-term, given Singapore’s political stability and safe-haven status of its market.

“Singapore’s competitive leasing environment has also made it an attractive alternative to its traditional rival Hong Kong for companies looking to house their regional Asian headquarters,” Cushman & Wakefield says in a press release on Monday.

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