Developers, en-bloc hopefuls will need to meet in the middle in the wake of cooling measures
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POISED to close 2021 on a high, the property sector was set for a holly, jolly Christmas after blithely shrugging off two Covid-19 variants and multiple headwinds in the construction sector this year.
Instead, it got a lump of coal, as one analyst put it.
And after a fresh wave of cooling measures was announced on the night of Dec 15, the residential collective sales market is starting to feel the heat.
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