Strata-titled industrial properties have gained traction among investors and business owners alike. These units, similar to condominium-style ownership, allow individual buyers to own part of a larger industrial building, often with shared facilities. But are they right for you? What Are Strata-Titled Industrial Units? These are individual units within an industrial building, with ownership of shared areas (lifts, corridors, loading bays) proportionally divided among owners.

As Singapore continues to transform its industrial landscape, investors should keep a close eye on emerging industrial zones with long-term growth potential. These upcoming industrial hubs  are strategically planned to meet the evolving needs of high-value manufacturing, logistics, and green tech. Jurong Innovation District (JID) Dubbed Singapore’s “industrial park of the future,” JID integrates R&D, advanced manufacturing, and training within a smart estate. Anchored by NTU

Investing in B2 industrial properties  in Singapore can be a smart move for those looking to generate steady passive income. But how do you know if a unit is actually worth the price tag? The answer lies in calculating and understanding rental yield —a key metric every investor should master. What is Rental Yield? Rental yield  measures the annual income generated from a property as a percentage of its purchase price. It helps investors assess whether the property generates s

When it comes to investing in industrial properties in Singapore, one of the biggest considerations is freehold vs leasehold . Each offers unique advantages—and depending on your investment horizon, capital, and exit strategy, one may suit you better than the other. Understanding the Basics Freehold Industrial Properties These are rare gems in Singapore's tightly held industrial market. Freehold units offer perpetual ownership , potentially giving investors long-term capital