Singapore Investment Property
Commercial & Industrial Property
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Office BuildingDue to scarcity of land, Singapore commercial buildings are usually zoned in specific areas to ensure land use are optimized and demand of different types of office spaces are met. Office buildings are often categorized based on a combination of physical characteristics and location. Grade-A are the quality offices often found in the Central Business District, followed by Grade-B & Grade-C. Rental of a Grade A office starts from about S$10psf up. There is no restriction on foreigners owing an office in Singapore.
The majority of the office buildings are concentrated in the Central Business District. To further support Singapore's continuing growth as a business hub, the government has made plans to allow development of more commercial spaces make available to business outside the city area. This enable businesses to have alternative area to conduct their business activities and also to enable more people to work closer to home. |
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Boutique HotelBoutique hotels are unique and individual settings that provide intimate accommodation in a luxurious or quirky ambience. Also known as designer hotels or lifestyle hotels, boutique hotels are typically furnished with a theme in mind, in a stylish or aspirational manner, and offer personalised service as well, which set them apart from larger branded or chain hotels.
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ShophousesShophouses are common in Southeast Asia. There are mostly two or three stories high, with a shop/office on the ground level for business activity and sometime there is a residential unit above the shop. Many of the shophouses in Singapore are built before the 2nd world war and are conservation houses. There are restriction in term of renovating and reconstruction to these shophouses. Foreigners are eligible to buy only certain type of shophouses and is subject to approval. Usually the ground level is used as office, restaurant, shop. Some shophouses are used as boutique hotel. Shophouses that are found in very busy street with excellent human traffic, the rental for their ground floor unit can be very high. Rental for such as shop can go S$20,000 or more per month.
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Science Parks/Business Parks/Logistics HubsSingapore has specialised industrial parks, and has identified specific zones and area for development of different industry clusters. Most technology and business parks have comprehensive and ready-to-use facilities like broadband, technology collaboration and networking opportunities. Such specialised industrial parks provide industrialists with the necessary supporting infrastructure and allow industrialists to leverage the potential synergies by being clustered together. These specialised parks have proven to be attractive to companies and remain a cornerstone of Singapore’s industrial development.
Companies establishing their presence at Industrial Parks can lease the land to custom-build their facilities from the landlord usually the government for a tenure of 30 years. The Lessee companies are free to construct their facilities on the land allocated to them. |
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Medical SuitesSingapore is growing steadily, developing into a major location for medical tourism in Asia. In fact, Singapore comes in 6th on WHO’s list of the 191 countries with the best health care systems. Singapore attracts more than 200,000 patients every year to receive medical services from singapore hospitals and clinics. Singapore attracts patients from many countries including Malaysia, Indonesia, China, India, and those from the Middle East. There are 2 types of hospitals in Singapore, namely the public funded or the private hospitals.
There are a few major medical cluster in Singapore run mainly by private owners. There are in:
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