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Here’s a clear, step-by-step guide  on the sale procedure for industrial real estate (e.g., factory or B2 property) in Singapore , applicable to both sellers and buyers: 🏭 1. Pre-Sale Preparation (Seller’s side) Confirm ownership  – Ensure the title deed and property are under your name or your company’s name. Check property type  – Verify if it’s leasehold  or freehold , and note the remaining lease term (industrial typically 30–60 years). Set your price  – Usually based on

In Singapore, B1  and B2  are zoning classifications for industrial properties  under the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). The key...

Here’s a brief, practical round-up for anyone considering buying a 30-year leasehold industrial unit in Singapore — like those at...

Investing in a brand-new freehold food factory in Singapore can be a strong investment, but its viability depends on your strategy,...

Improving your salesmanship is a combination of developing key skills, understanding your audience, and refining your approach. Here are...

Converting warm leads into buyers for a 30-year leasehold factory in Singapore, where land is scarce and industrial properties are highly...

The establishment of the *Singapore-Johor Special Economic Zone (SEZ)* will have significant implications for the *real estate segments*...

The proposed *Singapore-Johor Special Economic Zone (SEZ)* is a strategic initiative aimed at enhancing economic collaboration between...

Making your first million dollars as an industrial and commercial property realtor requires a combination of strategic planning, hard...

The U.S.-China trade war had significant implications for Singapore’s *residential housing* and *industrial property* markets. Below is a...

The U.S.-China trade war, which began in 2018, has had significant global economic repercussions, including on Singapore, a small, open...