More foreigners are coming to Singapore to work on S passes instead of Employment Passes.

Demand for prime office space in the third quarter up while Interest from new strata titled office projects has led to spillover effect that pulled up resale prices of strata office units.

City living is taking off. More people are drawn to city living in Singapore's Central Business District.

Many countries are seeing stronger investment interest in office properties, especially in Australia and Japan.

There has been a recent rush of interest in many countries over office properties, especially in Australia and Japan.

New supply of office space from newly completed office buildings has kept Singapore's office cost competitive in the world.

Prices of new launch residential properties in Singapore appear to be lower. The lower prices is probably due to less desirable locations and stiff competition.

International investors looking to invest in Singapore can consider investing in a new launch mixed development project in the heart of Singapore's financial district.

New supply of office space from newly completed office buildings has kept Singapore's office cost competitive in the world.

Demand for Singapore central city office space has drove down vacancy rates in the second quarter of 2012.

Commercial strata titled units are popular among rich foreign investors, a sign that investor interest in such property types is strong.

The Shenton Way, the Wall Street equivalent of Singapore, will see a new mixed development project. This would be part of a series of redevelopments in the financial heart of Singapore.