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Anonymous

15 Oct 2020

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A bit confused, how did September private home sales in Singapore hit two-year high? Did a lot of people buy in to hold for investments or?

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Lee John

15 Oct 2020

Developers, after the Hungry Ghost month, revved up launches in the city-fringe and more buyers opted to trade up to this location. In addition, SGreans and PRs feel it is a safer alternative investment.

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