Singapore
Singapore property curbs may bit into banks' growth MarketWatch 03.09.2010 | Singapore’s latest pre-emptive measures are not unfamiliar Property Report 03.09.2010 |
 The biting restrictions that Singapore introduced earlier this week to cool the city's property prices will likely affect credit growth at the city's lenders and restrict their share gains. |  The latest round of anti-speculative measures that Singapore’s Ministry of National Development released today are largely aimed at curbing potential speculation rather than affecting first time buyers and genuine home occupiers. |
CapitaLand, City Developments Drop as Singapore Imposes Curbs on MortgagesJonathan Burgos Bloomberg 31.08.2010 | Singapore announces policies to cool bullish housing marketStaff Reporter 31.08.2010 |
 CapitaLand Ltd. and City Developments Ltd. led declines among Singapore’s homebuilders amid concern the government’s latest effort to curb speculation in the housing market will hurt genuine demand. |  Following price rises of 34% in the 12 months to June (according to Global property Guide), the Singapore government has imposed restrictions on second-home buyers in an attempt to cool the market. Much of the demand in Singapore has been driven by wealthy mainland Chinese investors looking to diversify as both China and Hong Kong have already acted to slow-down burgeoning domestic property markets. |
Singapore to Restrict Housing, Foreign WorkersCOSTAS PARIS And GAURAV RAGHUVANSHI The Wall Street Journal 30.08.2010 | Expats snap up ‘landed properties’ in SingaporeLeah Hyslop Telegraph 30.08.2010 |
 SINGAPORE—Singapore announced Monday measures to cool the property market as the island state's rapid economic recovery fuels growth in property prices. |  Land is scarce in the city-state of Singapore, but foreigners this year have been eagerly buying so-called “landed properties”. |
Singapore hailed as world’s best performing property marketAndrew Batt Property Report 27.08.2010 | CoreNet Gobal’s Singapore Summit in end MarStaff Writer Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) 09.03.2010 |
 Singapore has the best performing property market in the world, according to a survey conducted by Global Property Guide. |  More than 400 senior-level executives from the corporate and commercial real estate (CRE) industry around Asia will gather in Singapore on March 23 - 25, 2010 to examine various trends and contradictions that impacted the global economy in 2009. |
1 Finlayson Green sold, say sourcesKalapana Rashiwala The Business Times 09.03.2010 | HDB rules changeJoyce Yeo The Straits Times 08.03.2010 |
 (SINGAPORE) The office block that is 1 Finlayson Green has been sold, BT understands. |  BUYERS of non-subsidised HDB resale flats must now occupy their flats for at least three years before they can sell, under new rules unveiled yesterday. |
