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Singapore Home Prices Fell for the First Time in Three Years

Final government figures confirm first drop since early 2020Tax hikes, high interest rates contributed to slowdownSingapore home prices fell for the first time in three years in the second quarter, ad

Singapore Home Prices Fell for the First Time in Three Years

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