Surprisingly, the survey also revealed that higher income does not necessarily equate to housing affordability
SINGAPORE: A recent annual Channel 8 survey in Singapore has unveiled contrasting sentiments among citizens regarding housing affordability and the effectiveness of government-imposed real estate cooling measures. Although an overwhelming 82 per cent of respondents believe that the property cooling measures are effective, there is a growing consensus that local housing is becoming increasingly unaffordable.
. Only 28.3 per cent of respondents with monthly household incomes between $8,000 and $11,999 considered housing affordable, while 36.1 per cent of those with incomes between $4,000 and $7,999 held this belief.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Heng Swee Keat: PAP must continue to win the trust of Singaporeans of different generations'We must never take the trust bestowed upon us by Singaporeans for granted... Only then can we win and renew trust with Singaporeans,' he emphasized
Read more »
8 in 10 Singaporeans approve of proposed phishing scam accountability framework: pollpstrongOver 4 in 5 says that financial institutions should be held most accountable for scams./strong/p pAlmost 8 in 10 (78%) of Singaporeans believe that the new shared responsibility framework (SRF) for phishing scams strengthens accountability, especially of banks and financial institutions.
Read more »
Can 90-year-old Singaporeans really meet basic living expenses?According to a survey, the answer is yes, but when assessing their living conditions, the results painted a more varied picture
Read more »
Police trainee pulls off 'Slickback' dance move, amusing SingaporeansIt’s a new Tiktok trend in which one lifts and bends the legs in sync to give the illusion that one is floating off the ground. And one young Singapore Police Force (SPF) trainee pulled off the “Slickback” dance move so well in a viral TikTok video that he has some joking it’s the new hentak kaki — a Malay...
Read more »
Great Budget Meal Hunt: New scheme helps Singaporeans find and share cheap coffee shop mealsSINGAPORE - A new programme to help Singaporeans find and share details of cheap coffee shop eats has garnered more than 200 recommendations since its launch in October.
Read more »
Measures to help Singaporeans kick their addiction to excess sodium in delicious but unhealthy foodThe Government is now gearing up to collaborate with salt and sauce manufacturers to combat this issue effectively
Read more »