Office rents in Singapore fell 26.2 per cent in the second quarter, according to latest figures from real estate consultancy firm Colliers International. This was the steepest decline quarter-on-quarter among Asia-Pacific cities.
Singapore is the fourth most expensive office location after Tokyo, Hong Kong and Ho Chi Minh City for Grade A offices – one spot down from the first quarter this year.
Colliers expect office rents here to continue to fall over the next 12 months due to excess supply and subdued demand for office space amid the gloomy economy.
However, market watchers are seeing some positive signs from the widening gap between Singapore’s office rents and the more expensive cities in the region. Continue reading
