More expect government intervention to cool property market
Singapore
FEARS of spiking construction costs overtook economic woes as the top potential risk factor that may temper sentiment in the property sector in the next six months.
That is according to the latest Real Estate Sentiment Index published by the National University of Singapore Real Estate (NUS+RE), which represents the Department of Real Estate and the Institute of Real Estate and Urban Studies at the university.
The quarterly survey polled about 40-50 senior executive…
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