Singapore property market
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The Singapore property market has enjoyed quite a few years of upward momentum, with record-setting prices breaking successive barriers of $3000, $4000, and finally over $5000 per square foot. But in an increasingly stagflationary environment, this upward momentum cannot last, and all signs are pointing to a trend reversal amid the ongoing financial market meltdown. How deep and how long the bear market will last is a large concern for Singapore homeowners and everyone else with an interest in the Singapore housing market.
Singapore property market trends
- Singapore property market crash : Oct 2008 new home sales dive 70% month-on-month (2008-11-17)
- Singapore property market downturn : Q3 2008 private home prices down 2.4% from Q2 (2008-10-26)
- Property developers crash on negative Singapore real-estate, rental housing market outlook (2008-10-24)
- Singapore property market boom ends : URA expects Q3 2008 private home prices to fall 1.8% (2008-10-06)
- Property prices softening fast in Singapore (2008-04-20)
- Singapore property market losing momentum (2008-01-29)
- Say goodbye to the days of million-dollar HDB flats (2006-01-17)
