National Development Minister Desmond Lee said a range of measures are in place to manage supply and demand to stabilise the property market. Mortgage rates are expected to remain high, which will have an impact on buyers and home owners.
Housing prices in Singapore are not expected to rise indefinitely as signs of moderation are being observed in the public and private housing markets. National Development Minister Desmond Lee said a range of measures are in place to manage supply and demand to stabilise the property market . Mortgage rates are expected to remain high, which will have an impact on buyers and home owners .
Major economies are expected to see slower growth in the midst of geopolitical tensions arising from conflicts in the Middle East and Europe
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