Nearly 80% more Singapore homes put up for auction last year by banks and distressed owners
Published Thu, Feb 18, 2016 · 06:11 AM
[SINGAPORE] The economic slowdown and the tough leasing market led to a jump in the number of residential properties put up for auction last year, said property research house DTZ.
Listings for mortgagee sale - which is when a bank puts a property up for auction when its owner cannot service the home loan - almost doubled to 87 units from from 47 in 2014.
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