DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/qlqggg/singapore_property) has announced the addition of the "Singapore Property Industry 1H12" report to their offering.
Singapore: Property covers the sector overview for Asia-Pacific and Singapore, landed and non-landed residential sector, industrial sector, office sector and retail sector of the Singapore property industry.
It also covers the market trends and outlook, property policies, government land sales (GLS) programme, shadow space, plus the profile, comparative matrix and SWOT analysis of the industry leading players:
- CapitaLand Limited
- City Developments Limited
- Keppel Land Limited
- Singapore Land Limited.
Executive Summary:
SG Property provides an overview of the property industry in the Asia-Pacific and Singapore, covering the residential, industrial, office and retail sectors. The Singapore property market in 2011 proved to be resilient due to several factors, such as high Singapore dollar liquidity, a low interest rate environment and no shortage of housing loans. According to the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), developers sold 18,787 units of new homes in 2011, up 8.3% y/y. In 2011, prices of residential properties increased 5.9% as compared to 17.6% in 2010.
The report presents the market trends and outlook for the industry which include the property regulations, government land sales (GLS) programme and office shadow space. URA statistics showed the rate of increase in Singapore property prices moderating in line with the government's property cooling measures, such as sellers and buyers stamp duty.
The report also includes the major players in the property industry and their financial highlights and SWOT analysis. Most property developers saw an improvement in their revenue and net income in Q1/2012, despite the uncertain global economic climate.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Industry profile
2. Market trends and outlook
3. Leading players and comparative matrix
4. Tables and charts
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