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Cooling measures cited as key risk by Singapore real-estate market, poll finds
Published Wed, May 5, 2021 · 07:48 PM
COOLING measures have been named as the biggest risk faced by Singapore's real-estate market, a poll among senior executives of real-estate firms has found.
Of the approximately 50 such executives surveyed in March, 87.8 per cent indicated the possibility of cooling measures as a potential risk which may hit market sentiment in the next six months. This is almost double the previous quarter's 44.7 per cent.
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