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Singapore Cold Chain Market
Singapore’s cold chain market offers an attractive long-term investment with steadily growing rents underpinned by limited supply due to high barriers of entry.
A first-mover advantage continues to persist as a tightly held market, high construction costs and operational complexities amidst a heightened interest rate environment have limited investments into this highly-sough-after asset class. An undersupply of institutional grade cold chain stock coupled with prevailing flight to quality trends and growing demand for cold chain assets, makes this an asset class to watch.
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