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Should we expect an uneventful Budget for Singapore property?

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Leslie Yee

Leslie Yee

Published Wed, Jan 17, 2024 · 01:27 PM
    • Possibly, property players will hope that Budget 2024 is a non-event for the sector, writes BT senior correspondent Leslie Yee.
    • Possibly, property players will hope that Budget 2024 is a non-event for the sector, writes BT senior correspondent Leslie Yee. BT SCREENSHOT

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    MANY people here celebrate everyone’s birthday on “renri” which is the seventh day of the Chinese New Year.

    For the upcoming Year of the Dragon, the seventh day of the new year falls on Feb 16. 

    Unfortunately, many folk at The Business Times will not be partaking much in celebrating everyone’s birthday as they will be busy covering Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong’s delivery of Singapore’s Budget 2024 Statement in Parliament that day.

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