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Residential Property

Gerv Tacadena

, Singapore

Published:

9 years ago

Chart of the Day: Guess which sector saw the highest home sales in January

The said region formed 62.5% of the total home sales.

Developers saw an uptick in sales volume for the month of January, up 18.3% to 381 units sold. According to PropNex, properties in the Outside Central Region (OCR) was the most sought after in the said month, accounting for 62.5% of new private home sales with 238 units.

On the other hand, the 110 units sold in Rest of Central (RCR) and the 33 units sold in Core Central Region (CCR) accounted for 28.9% and 8.7%, respectively. This is mainly due to HDB upgraders who are choosing to purchase properties in the OCR. Meanwhile, 75% of units (including ECs) transacted in this month was contributed by the sales of OCR properties.

PropNex CEO, Mr Ismail Gafoor commented, “We are confident the market is stable and can expect greater activities and increased sales in the coming months due to attractive pricing offered by developers.”

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