Singapore's private home prices rose more than previously expected in the first quarter, signaling that domestic demand remains resilient despite global trade uncertainties and economic headwinds.

Amid stable demand for both housing types in Q1, analysts warn of risks ahead due to macroeconomic uncertainty. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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they are expected to price units more sensitively amid market uncertainties — potentially creating buying opportunities for prospective buyers, he adds. Singapore’s private residential property market ...

SINGAPORE] City Developments Ltd (CDL), which was recently embroiled in a family power struggle, has responded to a wide ...

Yet there are good reasons to believe that real estate in Singapore may offer a sanctuary to investors fleeing extreme anxiety. On the surface, the island economy’s status as the world’s ...