Chinese capital is accelerating its entry into Singapore's real estate market, with investment share surging to 21% in 2025.

Foreign media: Singapore's status as a safe haven is attracting increasing Chinese capital into its real estate market.

According to a February report from Singapore’s Economic Development Board, the share of fixed asset investment by mainland Chinese enterprises in Singapore rose from 2.5% a year ago to 21% in 2025, making it the second-largest source of investment—behind Europe (around 25%) and ahead of the United States, which dropped from first to third place with 17.3%. Total investment amounted to S$14.16 billion (US$11.07 billion).

Chinese developers, familiar with local regulations, remain actively engaged. Recent major transactions include: CNQC Realty acquiring a plot on Dover Road for S$951 million; Kingsford Group securing plots on Lendrum Garden and Telok Blangah Road for S$429 million and S$918 million respectively; SingHaiyi Group purchasing a plot on Bayshore Road for S$659 million; and a consortium including Qingjian Real Estate acquiring a media district plot for S$315 million.

Original article: toutiao.com/article/1864149287728195/

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