Even with travel at a standstill, home purchases by foreigners improved after circuit breaker
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PRIVATE home purchases by foreign buyers picked up in the wake of the circuit breaker last year, even as travel curbs remained largely in place.
While this may appear counter-intuitive at first glance, it is not as improbable as it seems. These buyers could have transacted through Singapore-based proxies or taken the plunge after virtual viewings, according to NUS' Institute of Real Estate and Urban Studies (IREUS).
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