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Monday, August 9, 2010

Singapore's Macro Economy

Singapore's Macro Economy

Singapore economy is coming from a low base since the recession but still showed high GDP growth. The real strength of the economy is still uncertain. The GDP of Singapore would be pretty much the same. However, the increasing expatriates and immigrants needing housing, schools, food, services, etc, their massive immigration, has been affecting the growth of the overall nominal GDP values.

The condition implies that we would be expecting a slow rate ascent of the real property prices towards the end of 2010. However, the risks of the property buyers will continue to increase. A property buyer planning to purchase a property still needs to make a good decision based on research and other information.

A Singapore property investor looking for real estate property to invest should wait a few more years to experience a market flooded with properties developed by the government of Singapore. The government has been trying to develop properties in relation to their present massive land sales program. There is no speculation of a market crash since the Singapore government could always resort to bring in more foreigners to boost demand for housing, which will support high land prices.

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