Yes. Foreigners can freely purchase industrial property in Singapore, including both B1 (light industrial) and B2 (general/heavy industrial) units. Unlike residential property, industrial and commercial property is not restricted under the Residential Property Act, so there is no need to seek government approval based on nationality. There are two practical advantages that make industrial property especially attractive to foreign buyers. First, no Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty (ABSD) applies — ABSD is charged only on residential purchases, where foreigners currently face a 60% rate. Second, ownership rules are more open, with no citizenship or residency requirement to hold an industrial unit. A few points to keep in mind. Many industrial properties, particularly those on JTC-leased land, carry eligibility conditions that can favour Singapore-incorporated companies or require the buyer to operate a qualifying business, so the purchasing entity often matters more than the individual's nationality. You should also confirm the property's zoning, as developments classified as "commercial and residential" are treated as residential under the Residential Property Act and would then carry the associated foreign-ownership restrictions and ABSD. In short: foreigners can buy industrial property in Singapore with no nationality-based restriction and no ABSD — but it's worth checking the specific tenure, zoning, and any JTC conditions tied to the unit before committing.