1 October 2022 · PropertySpy Research
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The government imposed a strict 15-month wait-out period for private residential owners buying non-subsidized resale flats. How does this measure reshape exit timelines and cashflow planning?
In an aggressive move to curb runaway resale HDB prices, authorities mandated a 15-month wait-out period for private property owners looking to purchase non-subsidized resale flats. Concurrently, the stress-test medium-term interest rate floor was raised by 0.5%, tightening borrowing capacity across the board.
"The 15-month wait-out fundamentally altered exit strategies for mature homeowners, forcing more strategic timing between private sale and next-home purchase." — PropertySpy Market Analysis
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