Chart of the day: Mainland Chinese purchased the most non-landed homes in Singapore

District 10 was the most popular district amongst non-permanent resident foreigners.

This chart from OrangeTee shows the top five foreign buyers of non-landed homes from January to August 2022.

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The chart reveals that Mainland Chinese, both permanent residents and non-permanent residents, purchased the most non-landed homes at 932 units.

Foreigners from Malaysia bought the second most number of non-landed homes at 566 units, India at 324, and the USA at 203. Foreigners from Indonesia bought the least at 194.

According to Christine Sun, OrangeTee’s Senior Vice President of Research & Analytics, District 10 was the most popular district among foreign (non-PR) buyers. The most popular new project amongst non-PR was CanningHill Piers while the most popular resale project was Nouvel 18.

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