Vaccinations, low rates, liquidity to drive Singapore property investment market in 2021: CBRE
Residential, office and industrial sales will lead rebound next year, it adds
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PROPERTY investment sales in Singapore are likely to rebound as vaccination programmes are rolled out next year, with business sentiment picking up and border restrictions gradually eased, CBRE said in a press statement on Monday.
Michael Tay, head of capital markets for Singapore at CBRE, noted that the Singapore investment market has been resilient and has demonstrated its ability to recover from crisis situations in the past. "This was apparent post-global financial crisis when real estate investment sales volume improved by a strong 265.4 per cent in 2010," he said.
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