Cross‑border real estate inflows surge to $7.24b in Q1
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Singapore's cross-border real estate investment surged to $7.24 billion in Q1 2026, up from $1.27 billion a year prior, driven by significant portfolio deals and retail activity, according to Knight Frank. The increase was largely attributed to Hongkong Land's asset spin-off into a private fund backed by Qatar Investment Authority and APG Group. Overall, APAC cross-border investment doubled to $28.44 billion, with 95% of Singapore respondents planning to boost cross-border trade or investment in the next five years. The region's investment activity reached $82.01 billion, marking the strongest quarterly performance since Q4 2021.
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