SINGAPORE, Aug 13, 2026 — Foreign capital surged into Singapore’s property market in the second quarter, with cross-border investment volumes hitting $3.84 billion (US$3 billion), tripling year-on-year, according to Knight Frank. Cross-border capital accounted for 58.1% of total investment, led by IOI Properties Group’s $2.43 billion acquisition of Asia Square Tower 2 from CICT.
The transaction highlights continued demand for prime CBD office assets, supported by stable recurring income and limited new supply.
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The hotel sector also attracted strong international interest, recording $518.67 million in deals, up 15.4% from last year. The largest transaction was Orchid Hotel, sold for $273.55 million to a joint venture between Master Contract and Westmont Hospitality Group.
Regionally, Asia-Pacific commercial real estate investment rose 31.1% in Q2, though activity eased 22.5% from Q1’s record levels, signaling normalization rather than reversal of recovery momentum.
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