Tsunami of Regulations Concern Property Experts reports Singapore PR Application
Rules placed on industry not a surprise to most
(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 17, 2013 ) San Francisco, CA -- Many analysts in the property sector have described a “tsunami” of property cooling measures as being handed down by the governments latest rule sets take effect in the public and private sectors. The measures affect everything from simple private housing to executive condominiums and industrial properties.
There are those in the industry who say the additional stamp fee that will hit investors will cause drastic change in demand.
Mr Mohamed Ismail, CEO of PropNex, said: "Such a drastic move will have a downward spiral effect, loss of confidence in the market... will the current property prices go under such that people who bought in recent times... will their property be a negative asset moving forward?
"More pertinent, as far as public housing here, is the restrictions on PR (Permanent Resident). I think there has been a lot of concerns and people have raised about PR being able to benefit while holding on to public housing and investing. These measures will increase the supply of public housing, and overall, this will help the public housing to be further moderated."
Simultaneously, some analysts have stated that the measures on the industrial section are little or no surprise at all.
The managing director of HSR Property Consultants, Donald Han, stated : "The measures are quite timely and could have come earlier because if you notice, industrial prices have actually increased by about average 25 per cent per annum since 2010, and if you look at last year, the full year price estimate capital values have increased by 30% or more.
"So all in, all the government could have actually reacted earlier on, perhaps 12 months early rather than now. But it's never too late. I think that will have a huge impact on the pace of price movement, moving forward. I expect industrial price movement this year to be a bit more moderated to a single-digit increase, if any."
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There are those in the industry who say the additional stamp fee that will hit investors will cause drastic change in demand.
Mr Mohamed Ismail, CEO of PropNex, said: "Such a drastic move will have a downward spiral effect, loss of confidence in the market... will the current property prices go under such that people who bought in recent times... will their property be a negative asset moving forward?
"More pertinent, as far as public housing here, is the restrictions on PR (Permanent Resident). I think there has been a lot of concerns and people have raised about PR being able to benefit while holding on to public housing and investing. These measures will increase the supply of public housing, and overall, this will help the public housing to be further moderated."
Simultaneously, some analysts have stated that the measures on the industrial section are little or no surprise at all.
The managing director of HSR Property Consultants, Donald Han, stated : "The measures are quite timely and could have come earlier because if you notice, industrial prices have actually increased by about average 25 per cent per annum since 2010, and if you look at last year, the full year price estimate capital values have increased by 30% or more.
"So all in, all the government could have actually reacted earlier on, perhaps 12 months early rather than now. But it's never too late. I think that will have a huge impact on the pace of price movement, moving forward. I expect industrial price movement this year to be a bit more moderated to a single-digit increase, if any."
About Singapore PR Application:
Singapore PR Application (http://singaporeprapplication.com/) provides general information on how to handle PR Applications with the Singapore PR firm. Learn the secrets to success and find out how they can help today by visiting the Singapore PR Application website.
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