Singapore property market should start to ease with larger housing supply in the pipeline: Minister


In 2025, HDB will roll out about 19,600 flats. - ST

SINGAPORE: The public and private housing markets have started to stabilise, and the property market should start to ease when housing supply increases, said National Development Minister Desmond Lee on April 15.

This is due to more public and private housing supply coming on board, along with an increased number of Housing Board flats that are eligible to be resold after completing their mandatory five-year minimum occupation period (MOP) from 2026, he said.

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