NUS Conference on “Real Estate and Urban Studies” May 24, 2019 IREUS Director Assoc Prof Sing Tien Foo giving his speech at the event   (From left:) Dr Seek, NUS President Prof Tan, Mr Wong and IREUS Director Assoc Prof Sing Tien Foo at the event Media Coverage NUS News: Towards better urban living Lianhe […]

“Possible Indicators for performing REITs: Benchmarking & Board Structure”

How will this successful collaboration change in the years ahead as the city faces new challenges like technological disruption, climate change and an ageing population?

Corporate Real Estate (CRE) is changing fast. In a world where clients need every advantage, CRE—a company’s means of housing its operations—is coming to the fore of corporate strategy. CRE professionals are no longer simply property hunters or facilities managers, but valuable consultants and partners whose input can make or lose millions.

In the last two years, we witnessed the en-bloc frenzy, July 6th cooling measures, and the rise of a sharing economy which created new business models such as co-working and co-living. What is going to happen in 2019 and beyond?

The Institute of Real Estate and Urban Studies (IREUS) and WongPartnership LLP will be holding a joint industry roundtable for the S-REIT community.

Following everything related to real estate market trends also enables you to better understand the changes within the market, buyers’ and sellers’ behaviours, when to invest or purchase or sell properties and what are the mostsuitable real estate investmentstrategiesfor you and your budget.

Building a Fulfilling Real Estate Career Overseas: Challenges and Opportunities

We live in a world of constant flux and innovative disruption brought on by technology and AI that cater and adapt to the demands of the ever changing consumer and market trends. Even our brick and mortar real estate industry is not immune to this disruption. We look at how these trends together with the advent of technology affect the way we live work and play.