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Singapore's first-time homebuyers in a bind as public housing prices close in on record levels

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Singapore's love affair with property resumes amid coronavirus optimism


December 21, 2020
Private residential buildings in Singapore.
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Singapore may be undergoing its worst recession since independence, with retrenchments and job losses at record levels, but property-obsessed Singaporeans are still queuing up to buy multimillion-dollar homes.
While the coronavirus pandemic , which has killed more than 1.6 million people worldwide, had hit the pause button on ever-increasing price rises, analysts predict Singaporeans will resume their love affair with property as vaccines come on stream and the country moves into the third phase of its reopening later this month.
One big reason why prices had dipped were lockdown measures that prevented people from going to showrooms to view property launches, but experts now expect the market will rebound next year as Singapore continues to open up.

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