Singapore, 10 July 2026 – Hong Kong’s Wharf is seeking to sell a portfolio of Singapore malls valued at about US$1 billion, in a potential transaction that could test investor appetite for prime retail assets in one of Asia’s most resilient commercial property markets.

The planned sale comes as institutional investors continue to reassess real estate portfolios across the region, balancing higher financing costs against the defensive appeal of well-located retail assets with stable rental income.

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