ABSTRACT
This chapter examines the operation of the Singapore property market in terms of both market process and market outcomes. It focuses on nonresidential property since the housing market is highly controlled and largely supplied through the public sector. It approaches the property market from a loosely institutional perspective, dealing first with the economic, political and social context of property market activity, moving on to examine issues of land use and planning, and finally exploring the form and function of the property market itself.
