Staying tactical:
Finding opportunities for growth
Singapore’s real estate market outlook
What does 2021 hold?
As the pandemic continues to unfold and vaccines are being rolled out, geopolitical uncertainty still weighs heavy on the global economy - affecting trade and therefore demand for real estate.
On 21 January 2021, we brought together experts to share their view on Singapore’s real estate outlook and how the different real estate sectors are likely to fare as Asia rebounds from recession.
Watch the on-demand videos of the session to get perspective on Singapore’s real estate market, the segments that will thrive and where the opportunities lie in 2021.
Event Sessions
Covid-19 aftermath: What this means for Singapore
As the pandemic continues to unfold, geopolitical uncertainty continues to weigh on the global economy. Even as vaccines are being rolled out, countries will see uneven recovery depending on when they will be made available.
However, bright spots remain in Asia Pacific, particularly Singapore. Supported by its strong market fundamentals, Singapore’s outlook shows a likely rebound to pre-Covid levels in 2022.
Singapore real estate outlook for 2021
Singapore’s real estate industry has weathered the pandemic better than expected in 2020. Despite some lingering downside risks, the office, logistics and private residential sectors may well see some rays of hope this year.
- Regina Lim, Head of Capital Markets Research, Asia Pacific, JLL
Opportunities for growth in Singapore: Panel discussion
Covid-19 has completely transformed the real estate industry, from accelerating pre-existing workplace trends in the office to compounding the online retail and e-commerce boom. The way people use, occupy and invest in real estate will change to embrace the new normal.
- Andrew Tangye, Head of Office Leasing, Singapore, JLL
- Karen Lee, CEO, ARA LOGOS Logistics Trust Management Limited
- Ting Lim, Head of Capital Markets, Singapore, JLL
- Nihat Ercan, Head of Investment Sales, Asia Pacific, JLL Hotels & Hospitality
- Regina Lim, Head of Capital Markets Research, Asia Pacific, JLL (moderator)