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National University of Singapore NUS regularly invites prominent figures, both from within and outside the institution, to share their insights on various subjects. This enriches our campus community with diverse perspectives across academia, research, business, sustnability, news, philanthropy, among others.
In a recent discussion held at NUS, Prof Sing Tien Foo from the Department of Real Estate at the NUS Business School provided an analysis regarding HDB cooling measures introduced by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. This involved tightening the limits on Housing Development Board HDB loans and modifications to the Enhanced CPF Housing Grant program.
Prof Sing discussed how these comprehensive steps m to moderate price fluctuations in Singapore's HDB resale market. He also explored their potential implications for the dynamics within the private housing sector, suggesting that such strategic moves could lead to more balanced real estate pricing scenarios.
Subsequently, Prof Sing delved into an upcoming BTO Build-to-Order launch in October and speculated on what this might indicate about current priorities among Singapore's citizens. This analysis highlights how such events can serve as key indicators of public preferences for housing solutions that align with their evolving needs and aspirations.
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