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
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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.
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