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Investment MarketBeat Report

Xian Wong • 13/10/2026

INTEREST RATE TRAJECTORY TO BE CLOSELY WATCHED

Singapore recorded 5.9% yoyeconomic growth in Q2 2026, bringing H1 2026 growth to 6.1% yoygrowth. In mid-September, the U.S. Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to a target range of 3.75% to 4.00%, marking the first ratehike since 2023. The possibility of another increase later this year remains on the table. As of end-September 2026, Singapore 3M SORA has risen slightly to 1.23%, from 1.18% at the start of the year. Historically, Singapore's interest rate environment has generally moved in tandem with the U.S. However, interest rates in Singapore have remained relatively resilient in recent quarters

OFFICE INVESTMENT ACTIVITY COULD REBOUND IN Q4

Total investment volume fell by 41.1%qoqto $9.1billion (b) in Q3 2026, driven by the residential ($5.3b), followed by industrial ($1.7b) and mixed/others ($1.3b) sectors. That said, 2026 is shaping up to be a record year for investment sales with volumes reaching $44.3b for 2026 YTD (Q1-Q3 2026), or an86.6% yoy increase compared to the same period last year.

Residential investment volume rose slightlyby 0.9% qoqin Q3 2026, with activity largely driven by the public market which saw the award of 5 Government Land Sales (GLS) sites. Notably, the GLS site at Lorong Puntong/ Sin Ming Avenue was sold at $1,612 psfppr, surpassing expectations and setting a new recordprice for a residential-zoned site in the Rest of Central Region (RCR).

The mixed/others sector’s investment volume more than doubled (191.6% qoq increase) in Q3 2026, led by the sales of Wheelock Place ($1.1b) and Cuppage Terrace ($175m).

Commercial investment activity was dominated by the sales of several big-ticket retail assets, including Scotts Square ($310m) and Rivervale Mall ($276m). While office investment activity dipped in Q3 2026, office volumes could rebound in Q4 2026 if major assets currently on the market, including Marina One, Frasers Tower (50% stake), 30 Raffles Place, and Lazada One, materialize. In a higher-for-longer global interest rate environment, investors are increasingly focused on income-driven returns rather than cap rate compression. This has been reflected by investment sales in 2026 where well-located assets with visible recurring cash flows and/or potential rental upside have attracted strong investor interest.

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Conventional factory rents led industrial rental growth in Q3 2026 with 0.6% qoq, while high-tech rents rose by 0.3% qoq as vacancy rates continued to decline.
Xian Wong • 13/10/2026
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Prime retail rents in Other City Areas recorded growth of 0.7% qoq in Q3 2026, compared with 0.3% qoq both in Orchard and Suburban. A relatively constrained supply pipeline will continue to support rental resilience.
Xian Wong • 13/10/2026
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CBD Grade A office rents grew 1.0% qoq in Q3 2026 as limited supply drove vacancy down to 3.9%. Grade A full-year rental growth remains on track to reach 4.0%-5.0% yoy.
Xian Wong • 13/10/2026
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Investment MarketBeat Report

Total investment sales volumes moderated to $9.1 billion in Q3 2026, bringing 2026 YTD transaction volumes to $44.3 billion, already surpassing 2025's full-year total and keeping the market on track for a record year.
Xian Wong • 13/10/2026

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