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1) The only certainty is constant uncertainty.
2) The world/region changes/conflicts affect a lot of commodities in the world especially the big items, such as gold, oil, stocks market, etc.
3) One thing for sure is that the previous wars/conflicts happened in middle-east did not affect property price index in Singapore.
4) My advice would be look carefully before making any decision on major investment.

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There are a few schools of thought on this, one being that Singapore looks relatively safer and more appealing as a global financial centre versus elsewhere, and real estate here is relatively stable as a result. Another view of course that the military conflict will make the global economy more uncertain and affect real estate markets across the world, Singapore included.

Nobody has the crystal ball to tell the future, but judging by the latest new launch River Modern achieving a 90% sell-out on launch day at 3200+ average psf price, which coincided with the early days of the war conflict, it does seem like the SG buying market is not that affected and the long-term buying confidence is still there.

Imho, in the near-term, two trends seem likely, in that global inflationary forces will flare up again, which will lead to higher raw material costs, construction costs and land prices. This may lead to higher prices from developer sales, especially if the buying demand sustains. Interest rates are also likely to remain low, as the US administration strongly pushes for it and a new Fed chair supporting lower interest rates coming up in May. Sg interest rates follows US rates closely and this will help to support the buying demand.

It is good to start deep diving into it. When the global sentiment is more settled or more positive, you might find that the opportunities are no longer there or it may get harder to enter with higher prices.

Just my 2 cents.

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