TALK is rife that policy tweaks could be on the horizon to cool Singapore's bouyant residential property segment.
The sizzling sales momentum at two major launches this year - Normanton Park and The Reef at King's Dock - coupled with the 2.1 per cent quarterly price jump in the residential index in Q4, "certainly increased the possibility" of additional cooling measures, said RHB analyst Vijay Natarajan.
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