Singapore’s office market showed resilience in Q1 2026 , with rents rising and occupancy tightening in prime CBD areas, despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainties. Prime CBD Rents Edge Higher Office rents in the Raffles Place / Marina Bay precinct increased 0.7% QoQ to S$11.57 psf/month , supported by strong demand for premium space. Occupancy surged to 97% , up 1.3 ppt QoQ and 2.0 ppt YoY Overall CBD occupancy remained healthy at 94.7% This reflects continued preference for high-quality Grade A office assets . Flight to Quality Drives Demand Leasing activity remains concentrated in newer and higher-grade buildings , driven by: Renewals and upgrades Corporate consolidation strategies Demand for modern, efficient workspaces This “flight to quality” trend is supporting rental resilience in prime districts . Decentralised Offices Face Pressure In contrast, fringe and decentralised office locations are...
While the bearish market continue in the market as oil price plunge continue, some analysts are starting to believe the bottom is near.
It is hard to predict where the bottom is but some forecasters believe the long tumble of crude oil is about to come to an end.
The average forecast in the latest survey believe that the crude oil to trade at US$64 a barrel at the end of December 2014.
With the crude oil (brent) at US$61.85 per barrel now, some analyst believe the sharp drop is coming to an end.
It is difficult to do a forecast but it is likely for us to see the oil price to trend at this level for the coming weeks.
What say you? Did the analysts get it right this time?
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