Singapore says property price curbs achieved stabilisation goals


SINGAPORE: Almost a year after intervening to stem soaring property prices, Singapore has done what it set out to do and stabilized the property cycle, Minister for National Development Lawrence Wong said.

"The property market last year, before the cooling measures were put in place, we saw prices rising very sharply," Wong said in an interview with Bloomberg Television’s Haslinda Amin in Singapore.

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