Daily Briefing: Singapore among worst countries for real estate investments; Residential property market to weaken further in 2H

And SGX sees 5% spike in operating costs.

Despite being one of the most business friendly countries in the world, Singapore is possibly one of the least real estate investor friendly countries because of constant policy changes. Read more here.

The Total Debt Service Ratio property market cooling measures by the government are starting to bite. The question is how serious it will become. Find out more here.

Singapore Exchange Ltd warns costs are going to rise substantially in the year ahead. It says it expects operating expenses of between S$330 mln and S$340 mln, up from S$315 mln in the year just ended. Read more here

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