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L.Lim
01-18 01:07

The biggest point has to be that property prices are not going up much especially in the end of 2025. The government likely wants to continue curbing the housing market, but it feels a little too late, especially in Singapore where cost of living is high, but income do not keep up.
However, I'm curious how it went for commercial properties though, that would speak more about the investment aspect.

# Singapore Home Sales Hit a Four-Year High: REITs Are Smart Trade?

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