Inflation remains one of the top concerns of Singaporeans. In particular, the high cost of living has been driven in part by higher rental and property prices. Quarter 4 of 2022 has shown us that prices are consolidating as the real estate market in Singapore makes sense of the economic situation and new cooling measures at hand. Property prices remain elevated while overall volume has slumped.
Join us as we explore the implications of both the macro and micro influences on Singapore’s real estate industry in 2023.
Content
Forward
Methodology
1.0 Macro
1.1 The Case for Sticky Inflation in Singapore
1.2 Interest Rate Direction and Potential Effects on Real Estate
1.3 Supply-Side Concerns for Residential Real Estate
1.4 Overall Macro Situation
2.0 Micro
2.1 Resale HDB Prices & Volume to Remain Resilient
2.2 Executive Condominiums To Attract More Buyer Attention
2.3 Private Non-Landed Properties Consolidating Pandemic Gains
2.4 Landed Properties Inch Higher Despite Slowdown
2.5 In Focus — Opportunity Spaces for 2023 Q1 and Beyond
Caveats & Disclaimers
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