#Singapore has joined the ranks of the world's most transparent #realestate markets, thanks to advancements in digital services and #sustainability efforts. According to the latest survey by JLL and LaSalle Investment Management, Singapore scored 1.92, becoming the fourth "highly transparent" market in #APAC, after #Australia, #NewZealand, and #Japan, and ranked 13th globally. #HongKong, with a score of 1.97, placed 15th, just missing the "highly transparent" category. Tier-1 cities in mainland #China also showed notable improvements. The Global Real Estate Transparency Index, launched by JLL in 1999, rates markets on factors like performance, regulatory policies, market fundamentals, transaction processes, corporate governance, and sustainability. A score below 1.96 is considered "highly transparent," reflecting greater market clarity. Article by Cheryl Arcibal for South China Morning Post SCMP. Read more at the link below. Follow OLC Project Management now: never miss an update! https://lnkd.in/gY4wgtQZ
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