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17 Jan 2022

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New Private Home Sales in December Down by 58%, Amid Cooling Measures and Seasonality

A total of 650 units (excluding ECs) were sold in December, as compared to the 1,547 units in November.

Another reason for the decline in sales in December was also due to a lower number of units launched. Developers were mindful of the holiday season in December and may have wanted to regroup after the cooling measures were announced abruptly.

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