Monday Wrap: deals surge, workers ‘trapped’, and Changi goes driverless
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Commercial property investment in Singapore surged 277% in Q4 2025, reaching $11.5 billion, driven by major office and retail deals. Despite job insecurity, many workers feel trapped, with 70% considering new roles. Over 80% of Singaporeans expect inflation to rise. Changi Airport introduced fully driverless baggage tractors, and SMEs continued to grow, led by manufacturing and ICT sectors. ERA calls for a review of property cooling measures in Budget 2026 to balance affordability and market stability.
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