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Property resale prices beginning to drop

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It's about time for a major depression in Singapore.
Then resale in District one is crashing. We impose 60% buyer's stamp duties on foreigners (except PR) and rental market is softening.

These older projects are struggling to clock $2000psf and this put strain on >$2000psf new launches in the OCR area.

We are likely to see property market cooling down in 2026
 
Dontch worry lah. Sinkie is a money laundering tax evasion hub. Your NS suppose to strengthen the notion that its a iron clad banking system which deter robbing by neighbouring countries. And attract their wealthy clients.
US, UK, switzerland, hong kong pre 1997 got wealthy due to this.
City of london and new york is a mega tax haven.
Sinkie trying to emulate those cities.
 
Past major property bubbles share common patterns, including speculative excess, rapid asset value surges, and subsequent periods of severe economic stagnation or systemic crises.
Japan - 1991
Lehman Brothers - 2008
China - 2021/2022
Sinkie - ????
 
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