Sep 16, 2010 - PropertyGuru.com.sg
He stressed that the “sentiment-driven nature of the market” and the broader economic forces in the country contribute to overall flats demand.
For instance, the recent increase of property prices reflects low interest rates and improved economic sentiment, said Mr. Mah.
The uncertain economic outlook in the first six months of last year also resulted to the cutting back of HDB flat supply.
“We take a long-term view, but we also need to be cognisant of the short term. We have to be very flexible and view our housing supply in a very pragmatic manner,” the Minister said.
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Reader Comments: (4 comments)
yeah, PRs are not the only one affect the demand. prior to the new property measures, many Singaporeans are acquiring multiple flats for investment purposes..
its not only the factor, but most of the shrinking of flat demand is caused by the increasing PRs and foreigners here.
many factors drive flat demand, not only the PRs and foreigners.
i agree with this,, prs and foreigners are not the only factors that drive flat demand.