Developers

Broker's Calls

Which developers to 'buy' as the en bloc cycle peaks?

SINGAPORE (Apr 10): RHB is maintaining its “overweight” call on Singapore’s real estate sector while expecting developers to be more selective in their en bloc bids going forward, with preferences for relatively smaller and well-located sites.  

Property

Asia's big developers 'more vulnerable' to shocks, BIS warns

SINGAPORE (Mar 12): Asia’s big developers are “more vulnerable” to shocks after their profitability waned from the boom years at the start of the decade, the Bank for International Settlements warned.

Property

Singapore property bulls ignore central bank warning

SINGAPORE (Dec 6): Singapore developers may extend their share rally into 2018 on a reviving home market, according to money managers and analysts, who say the central bank’s warning on a potential oversupply may not play out for years.

Singapore economy

Is the en bloc fever set to cool?

SINGAPORE (Dec 1): The Monetary Authority of Singapore has warned bankers, developers and potential property buyers to tread carefully amid a rapidly growing supply of new residential properties, soft rents, rising interest rates and slower population gro

Broker's Calls

How Singapore's property market is primed for a 'perfect squeeze'

SINGAPORE (Oct 20): Deutsche Bank is positive on Singapore’s property market as it expects pricing power to return to developers.

Property

Singapore home sales drop as 'Hungry Ghost Month' deters buyers

SINGAPORE (Oct 16): Singapore home sales fell in September as developers marketed fewer projects in a month considered inauspicious by Chinese homebuyers.

Property

Hong Kong's property shadow leaves Singapore developers ahead

SINGAPORE/HONG KONG (Aug 14): Hong Kong’s property stocks are cheaper than Singapore’s, although not cheap enough to account for the risk that the world’s least affordable city could have a housing crash.
Hong Kong skyline - by Bloomberg

Goodbye Wall Street: 9 of 10 Hong Kong IPO advisers now Chinese

(June 7): What a difference 20 years makes. Back when Hong Kong reverted to Chinese sovereignty in 1997, the British colony’s economy was dominated by homegrown tycoons such as Li Ka-shing and colonial-era conglomerates such as Jardine Matheson Holdin

Property

Singapore's property comeback fueled by land-hungry developers

SINGAPORE (March 16): Developers’ hunger for Singapore land is adding to signs that the city’s housing market is making a comeback after three years of price declines.

Here's why STI investments could see better returns than Singapore’s property market

SINGAPORE (April 4): Taking your chances on Singapore’s Straits Times Index (STI) could be a wiser investment decision than putting your capital in the local property market, says Tata Goeyardi of Religare Capital Markets.
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