Singapore’s Richest Property Family Warns of Cooling Measures

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Singapore’s Richest Property Family Warns of Cooling Measures

Bloomberg2021-05-25

(Bloomberg) -- The Singapore government may step in to introduce property curbs if home prices keep rising, according to the city-state’s richest property family, marking the first time a developer ...

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ngchris
·2021-05-25
Noted
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- MayTan:
  As expected
  2021-05-25
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weikian
·2021-05-25
???
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SSVC
·2021-05-25
Mmm.. Appreciate your response and comments Thanks
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- Angsana:
  reply leh haha
  2021-05-25
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- random1990:
  commented
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WZiYa
·2021-05-25
As expected, a classic case of cooling off.
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- ngchris:
  Yes
  2021-05-25
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- WZiYa:
  O. K
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- 鸟雨花香:
  ?
  2021-05-25
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TYsg
·2021-05-25
High demand!
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HoldTheDoor
·2021-05-25
Good
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Bull1973
·2021-05-25
The cooling measures may not affect the Wealthy buyers from overseas
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- ngchris:
  True
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meowTigger88
·2021-05-25
Like ?
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PengsieX
·2021-05-25
Doesn't affect him. With or without cooling measures his wealth just increases.
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- Bull1973:
  Agree
  2021-05-25
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MKD
·2021-05-25
Been waiting for this
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- MKD:
  Agree
  2021-05-27
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- eveev:
  agree
  2021-05-25
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- pekss:
  Hoping for some corrections in the bank counters to add more when new cooling measures are announced.
  2021-05-25
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HeatWave
·2021-05-25
Good that it is happening soon
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ZEROHERO
·2021-05-25
Govt is busy with pandemic but surely to happen soon
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ChrisCen
·2021-05-25
Comment n like
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- Azelia:
  thank you :)
  2021-05-25
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- ZEROHERO:
  Here you go
  2021-05-25
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- Azelia:
  reply back? :)
  2021-05-25
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DGSY
·2021-05-25
Lol
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erwinwongso
·2021-05-25
Look @Jessieka
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- Jessieka:
  Cool
  2021-05-26
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- erwinwongso:
  @Jessieka pls
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- Jessieka:
  Yohoo
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lizzy04
·2021-05-25
Good. Cheaper for the rest of us.
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- Arnoldy:
  Please like my comment ?
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aiyohyun
·2021-05-25
Lol comment n like pl
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  Done. Please comment back here as return
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Chairman Kwek Leng Beng “noted that the residential market has been performing well though he cautioned that if property prices continue to rise, there may be a time that further cooling measures could be introduced to control the prices,” records from the company’s annual shareholder meeting show. The gathering was held on April 30, with the notes filed at the Singapore Exchange on Monday.\nSingapore’s property market has rebounded sharply in recent months, making the sector a bright spot as the economy recovers from the pandemic. Prices of properties ranging from public apartments to private units and luxury bungalows have been rising, with some hitting records.\nThat has prompted growing speculation that authorities may take steps to calm the market and prevent it from running ahead of the economy. 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Chairman Kwek Leng Beng “noted that the residential market has been performing well though he cautioned that if property prices continue to rise, there&nbsp;may be a time that further cooling measures could be introduced to control the prices,” records from the company’s annual shareholder meeting show. The gathering was held on April 30, with the notes filed at the Singapore Exchange on Monday.</p>\n<p>Singapore’s property market has rebounded sharply in recent months, making the sector a bright spot as the economy recovers from the pandemic. Prices of properties ranging from public apartments to private units and luxury bungalows have been rising, with some hitting records.</p>\n<p>That has prompted growing speculation that authorities may take steps to calm the market and prevent it from running ahead of the economy. 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Chairman Kwek Leng Beng “noted that the residential market has been performing well though he cautioned that if property prices continue to rise, there&nbsp;may be a time that further cooling measures could be introduced to control the prices,” records from the company’s annual shareholder meeting show. The gathering was held on April 30, with the notes filed at the Singapore Exchange on Monday.</p>\n<p>Singapore’s property market has rebounded sharply in recent months, making the sector a bright spot as the economy recovers from the pandemic. Prices of properties ranging from public apartments to private units and luxury bungalows have been rising, with some hitting records.</p>\n<p>That has prompted growing speculation that authorities may take steps to calm the market and prevent it from running ahead of the economy. 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Chairman Kwek Leng Beng “noted that the residential market has been performing well though he cautioned that if property prices continue to rise, there may be a time that further cooling measures could be introduced to control the prices,” records from the company’s annual shareholder meeting show. The gathering was held on April 30, with the notes filed at the Singapore Exchange on Monday.\nSingapore’s property market has rebounded sharply in recent months, making the sector a bright spot as the economy recovers from the pandemic. Prices of properties ranging from public apartments to private units and luxury bungalows have been rising, with some hitting records.\nThat has prompted growing speculation that authorities may take steps to calm the market and prevent it from running ahead of the economy. 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Chairman Kwek Leng Beng “noted that the residential market has been performing well though he cautioned that if property prices continue to rise, there may be a time that further cooling measures could be introduced to control the prices,” records from the company’s annual shareholder meeting show. The gathering was held on April 30, with the notes filed at the Singapore Exchange on Monday.\nSingapore’s property market has rebounded sharply in recent months, making the sector a bright spot as the economy recovers from the pandemic. Prices of properties ranging from public apartments to private units and luxury bungalows have been rising, with some hitting records.\nThat has prompted growing speculation that authorities may take steps to calm the market and prevent it from running ahead of the economy. 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Chairman Kwek Leng Beng “noted that the residential market has been performing well though he cautioned that if property prices continue to rise, there&nbsp;may be a time that further cooling measures could be introduced to control the prices,” records from the company’s annual shareholder meeting show. The gathering was held on April 30, with the notes filed at the Singapore Exchange on Monday.</p>\n<p>Singapore’s property market has rebounded sharply in recent months, making the sector a bright spot as the economy recovers from the pandemic. Prices of properties ranging from public apartments to private units and luxury bungalows have been rising, with some hitting records.</p>\n<p>That has prompted growing speculation that authorities may take steps to calm the market and prevent it from running ahead of the economy. 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Chairman Kwek Leng Beng “noted that the residential market has been performing well though he cautioned that if property prices continue to rise, there&nbsp;may be a time that further cooling measures could be introduced to control the prices,” records from the company’s annual shareholder meeting show. The gathering was held on April 30, with the notes filed at the Singapore Exchange on Monday.</p>\n<p>Singapore’s property market has rebounded sharply in recent months, making the sector a bright spot as the economy recovers from the pandemic. Prices of properties ranging from public apartments to private units and luxury bungalows have been rising, with some hitting records.</p>\n<p>That has prompted growing speculation that authorities may take steps to calm the market and prevent it from running ahead of the economy. 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Chairman Kwek Leng Beng “noted that the residential market has been performing well though he cautioned that if property prices continue to rise, there may be a time that further cooling measures could be introduced to control the prices,” records from the company’s annual shareholder meeting show. The gathering was held on April 30, with the notes filed at the Singapore Exchange on Monday.\nSingapore’s property market has rebounded sharply in recent months, making the sector a bright spot as the economy recovers from the pandemic. Prices of properties ranging from public apartments to private units and luxury bungalows have been rising, with some hitting records.\nThat has prompted growing speculation that authorities may take steps to calm the market and prevent it from running ahead of the economy. 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Chairman Kwek Leng Beng “noted that the residential market has been performing well though he cautioned that if property prices continue to rise, there&nbsp;may be a time that further cooling measures could be introduced to control the prices,” records from the company’s annual shareholder meeting show. The gathering was held on April 30, with the notes filed at the Singapore Exchange on Monday.</p>\n<p>Singapore’s property market has rebounded sharply in recent months, making the sector a bright spot as the economy recovers from the pandemic. Prices of properties ranging from public apartments to private units and luxury bungalows have been rising, with some hitting records.</p>\n<p>That has prompted growing speculation that authorities may take steps to calm the market and prevent it from running ahead of the economy. 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Chairman Kwek Leng Beng “noted that the residential market has been performing well though he cautioned that if property prices continue to rise, there may be a time that further cooling measures could be introduced to control the prices,” records from the company’s annual shareholder meeting show. The gathering was held on April 30, with the notes filed at the Singapore Exchange on Monday.\nSingapore’s property market has rebounded sharply in recent months, making the sector a bright spot as the economy recovers from the pandemic. Prices of properties ranging from public apartments to private units and luxury bungalows have been rising, with some hitting records.\nThat has prompted growing speculation that authorities may take steps to calm the market and prevent it from running ahead of the economy. 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