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Targeted cooling measures would be more effective

Posted by Property Launch Invest on Wednesday, 11 December 2013 in Property News

Curbs such as ABSD and TDSR do not seem to have produced the desired results

Housing loans

Completed private residences

Loans granted to homes under construction

THE first part of this article last week concluded that the Singapore household balance sheet is rock solid: household net worth is increasing because household assets such as shares, CPF, currencies and savings are increasing more than household debt.

Property fuels surge in S'poreans' net wealth

Posted by Property Launch Invest on Wednesday, 04 December 2013 in Property News

MAS review shows household debt rising, but savings piling up faster; cautions that risks remain-

Singapore households have been given a clean bill of health as far as their debt is concerned. Despite warnings of an increasing exposure to mortgages, net wealth has grown robustly over the past decade and stands at about four times GDP, according to the Monetary Authority of Singapore Financial Stability Review 2013

New housing subsidies to cost $150m a year

Posted by Property Launch Invest on Monday, 30 September 2013 in Property News

The new housing subsidies to help first-timers buy bigger homes will cost the Government at least $150 million a year, National Development Minister Khaw Boon Wan revealed yesterday.

This raises the amount to be spent on grants for new flats from about $290 million to over $440 million a year, a sum which includes both the Additional Housing Grant and the Special Housing Grant (SHG).

Are Singapore home prices about to ease, finally ?

Posted by Property Launch Invest on Friday, 27 September 2013 in Property News

Has Singapore's government finally pulled the right plug on the homeprice surges bedeviling the city-state? The government late Tuesday issued another round of cooling measures for its real estate sector, this time targeting the subsidized public housing market – known as Housing Development Board (HDB) apartments – which house 80 percent of the country's citizens.