According to Alan Cheong, executive director of research and consultancy at Savills Singapore, landlords and tenants can expect most of the rental increases this year to occur in the first six months, before generally moderating in the second half of the year.
A year on from market watcher predictions of an increase in rental prices, the rental market in Singapore seems to have swung in favour of landlords in recent quarters, prompting the ire of many tenants — locals and foreigners alike. This has been met with outcries on social media from those who have faced a near-doubling of rents in certain areas, as well as difficulties in securing affordable apartments, particularly in the Core Central Region (CCR).
JCube in Singapore’s Jurong East region set to close in August to make way for 40-storey JCube Condo Residence with commercial space, JCube Residence estimated at S$2,000-2,100 psf. Development to connect to …