HDB resale prices rise for fourth straight month in October: SRX
Data indicates demand remains robust amid pandemic; 13 HDB resale flats sold for more than S$1 million
Singapore
WHILE Housing Board (HDB) resale volume dipped in October compared to the month before, prices have continued to rise, indicating that demand has remained relatively robust amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Thirteen HDB resale flats were sold for more than S$1 million, flash estimates from real estate portal SRX showed on Thursday. It is the highest number of such transactions for a single month.
The previous high was in June 2018, when 11 million-dollar flats changed hands.
A total of 59 HDB resale flats have been sold for more than S$1 million in the first 10 months of this year.
Wong Siew Ying, PropNex head of research and content, no…
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