Over the last quarter of last year, real estate prices in Singapore increased by 2.1 percent. According to Bloomberg, this is the biggest increase since the end of 2018, when
apartments in Singapore went up by 3.4 percent.
According to official data, prices for
apartments in Singapore increased by 2.2 percent last year. This is less than in 2019, when
housing in Singapore went up by 2.5 percent. A year earlier, prices rose by 7.9 percent.
Despite the restrictions associated with the coronavirus pandemic,
Singapore real estate market demonstrates its resilience – apartment prices have been rising for nine consecutive months. Sales of
housing in Singapore, which are also on the rise, reached a six-month high in December.
Government of Singapore stated that it is closely following developments in the country's real estate market. According to experts, recent comments by high-ranking government officials signal a possible set of measures to cool the market. The last time this was done was in 2018. Then the increase in stamp duty, primarily for investors and foreigners, allowed to slow down the rate of growth in housing prices. Singapore Real Estate shows resilience with apartment prices rising for nine consecutive months. Sales of
housing in Singapore, which are also on the rise, reached a six-month high in December.
Government of Singapore stated that it is closely following developments in the country's real estate market. According to experts, recent comments by high-ranking government officials signal a possible set of measures to cool the market. The last time this was done was in 2018. Then the increase in stamp duty, primarily for investors and foreigners, allowed to slow down the rate of growth in housing prices. Singapore Real Estate shows resilience with apartment prices rising for nine consecutive months. Sales of
housing in Singapore, which are also on the rise, reached a six-month high in December.
Government of Singapore stated that it is closely following developments in the country's real estate market. According to experts, recent comments by high-ranking government officials signal a possible set of measures to cool the market. The last time this was done was in 2018. Then the increase in stamp duty, primarily for investors and foreigners, allowed to slow down the rate of growth in housing prices. demonstrates its resilience - apartment prices have been rising for nine months in a row. Sales of
housing in Singapore, which are also on the rise, reached a six-month high in December.
Government of Singapore stated that it is closely following developments in the country's real estate market. According to experts, recent comments by high-ranking government officials signal a possible set of measures to cool the market. The last time this was done was in 2018. Then the increase in stamp duty, primarily for investors and foreigners, allowed to slow down the rate of growth in housing prices. demonstrates its resilience - apartment prices have been rising for nine months in a row. Sales of
housing in Singapore, which are also on the rise, reached a six-month high in December.
Government of Singapore stated that it is closely following developments in the country's real estate market. According to experts, recent comments by high-ranking government officials signal a possible set of measures to cool the market. The last time this was done was in 2018. Then the increase in stamp duty, primarily for investors and foreigners, allowed to slow down the rate of growth in housing prices. which are also increasing, in December reached a maximum over the past six months.
The Singapore government said that it is closely following developments in the country's real estate market. According to experts, recent comments by high-ranking government officials signal a possible set of measures to cool the market. The last time this was done was in 2018. Then the increase in stamp duty, primarily for investors and foreigners, allowed to slow down the rate of growth in housing prices. which are also increasing, in December reached a maximum over the past six months.
The government of Singapore said that it is closely following developments in the country's real estate market. According to experts, recent comments by high-ranking government officials signal a possible set of measures to cool the market. The last time this was done was in 2018. Then the increase in stamp duty, primarily for investors and foreigners, allowed to slow down the rate of growth in housing prices. recent comments by senior state officials signal a possible set of measures to cool the market. The last time this was done was in 2018. Then the increase in stamp duty, primarily for investors and foreigners, allowed to slow down the rate of growth in housing prices. recent comments by senior state officials signal a possible set of measures to cool the market. The last time this was done was in 2018. Then the increase in stamp duty, primarily for investors and foreigners, allowed to slow down the rate of growth in housing prices.
