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Anonymous

20 Jan 2021

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It seems that the Singapore property market in 2020 did better than expected. Why is that so? When do you see this trend going down again? Will property prices fall eventually?

How would you summarise the 2020 property market?

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Mortgage Master

20 Jan 2021

I am no property expert.

However my theory can be found here: https://seedly.sg/opinions/why-property-prices-...

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