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With the ABSD regime curbing investment demand, fewer private homes may be available for lease in future
[SINGAPORE] Building wealth from investing in private homes in Singapore can make sense given the country’s safe haven status in a turbulent world.
However, building ownership of a portfolio of private homes for leasing out and achieving capital gains via divestments is tricky.
A Singapore citizen pays additional buyer’s stamp duty (ABSD) of 20 per cent for buying a second home and 30 per cent for buying a third and subsequent home.
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