Singapore property investment sales may dive up to 70% in 2020
Deals this quarter likely to tumble further, though distressed sales have yet to emerge
Singapore
SINGAPORE property investment sales will take a hammering in 2020, and could plunge as much as 70 per cent.
With a looming global recession, full year 2020 investment sales could dive to S$10-S$15 billion, a 54 to 70 per cent drop from 2019's S$32.9 billion, said Christine Li, Cushman & Wakefield head of research for Singapore and Southeast Asia.
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