housing prices

Money and people are gushing into Singapore, pushing rents and property prices to unprecedented highs.

SINGAPORE (Nov 13): Amber Park, a 31-year-old freehold condominium in east Singapore, was snapped up at an eye-watering $906.7 million in a collective sale early last month. Real estate industry commentators have now begun to herald in earnest the return

SINGAPORE/HONG KONG (Aug 14): Hong Kong’s property stocks are cheaper than Singapore’s, although not cheap enough to account for the risk that the world’s least affordable city could have a housing crash.

(June 8): China’s home prices could rise by another 50% in the nation’s biggest cities, as the latest measures to rein them in are likely to be eased by policy makers seeking to support the broader economy.