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Singapore
PROPERTY and hotels group City Developments Ltd (CDL) posted an 18.9 per cent drop in first quarter net earnings but its executive chairman Kwek Leng Beng is upbeat about the Singapore residential property market following the government's tweaks to cooling measures in March.
The sector is starting to "show some signs of recovery", he noted.
"Property prices appear to be stabilising, especially in the high-end market, and there is increased investor confidence as Singapore remains a relatively safe haven in a highly volatile marketplace.
"We are confident that the Singapore Government will c…
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