Covid-19 just a hurdle to be overcome


Paramount Property CEO Beh Chun Chong said conscientious developers are already implementing changes to their developments like proper drop-off and pick-up points due to the increase of food deliveries and better ventilation so home-bound residents will always have fresh air.

THE market is expected to have a clearer direction this year once the dust caused by the Covid-19 pandemic has settled.

There are signs that the market could see a rebounding effect where buyers, who have been holding back their plans to buy homes, will come back to the market showing increased interest to normalise the curve to pre-Covid-19 levels.

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