Singapore political analyst Derek da Cunha said that housing was “less of a significant issue than has often been made out to be,” noting that most Singaporeans have a roof over their heads. Dr. da Cunha said that housing issues might be more significant “if voters were in a negative equity situation … and interest rates had been rising for a number of years. But both are not the case.” Full story
Monday, March 28, 2011
Singapore housing issues may not figure largely in upcoming general election
Property-report.com, 28 Mar 2011
Singapore political analyst Derek da Cunha said that housing was “less of a significant issue than has often been made out to be,” noting that most Singaporeans have a roof over their heads. Dr. da Cunha said that housing issues might be more significant “if voters were in a negative equity situation … and interest rates had been rising for a number of years. But both are not the case.” Full story
Singapore political analyst Derek da Cunha said that housing was “less of a significant issue than has often been made out to be,” noting that most Singaporeans have a roof over their heads. Dr. da Cunha said that housing issues might be more significant “if voters were in a negative equity situation … and interest rates had been rising for a number of years. But both are not the case.” Full story
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