Slew of private homes launching in the next three months

US unlimited quantitative easing may trigger launch of luxury and mid-tier projects held back since 2008.

Several major launches from large government land sites may be on the cards as developers release more apartments and homes for sale within the next six months, said Savills Research and Consultancy.

They include the 383-unit EC project Waterbay by Qingjian Realty Pte Ltd, and the 700-unit EC project The Topiary byKheng Leong Group.

According to Savills, QE3 may also trigger the launch of luxury and mid- tier projects that have been held back
since the global financial crisis.

 

 

 

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