What does stagflation mean for investors?
Welcome to this week’s market news update.
Is history repeating itself? Is stagflation really coming? If worse comes to worst and stagflation indeed arrives, you need to secure your money. You need to invest in a safe harbour and position your assets such that you don’t lose the wealth you have grown over the years.
How to secure assets & generate profit in periods of stagflation?
This article compares the situation between 1974 and 2022 to assess how serious is the threat of stagflation. You can further find what to do if stagflation really arrives – how to secure your wealth, what to consider and how to make the best of the situation.
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Climate Change – Rising sea levels impact Singapore real estate
Climate change plays a significant role in the properties and lands we acquire. Recently, Singapore’s sea level is rising, impacting the nation’s precious assets. Get to know what steps are the government taking to mitigate the challenges. Learn which properties to venture into to avoid being on the wrong side of the climate change effect.
INSIGHT NUGGET
PropertyBT: Investment opportunities post property cooling measures
Recently, I got the opportunity to talk on the Business Times property podcast. The segment talks about the properties you can invest in the post the cooling measures.
Don’t forget to catch my piece at 5.58 minutes.
BREAKING NEWS!
We bring you the highlights of Singapore real estate this week. It seems buyers are in high spirits to buy big bungalows even with the threat of stagflation looming over us.
New price record set by property magnate Wee Thiam Siew’s family for Olive Road GCB at $50.2m
The family of the late property magnate and hotelier Wee Thiam Siew has bought a good class bungalow (GCB) in Olive Road for $50.2 million, six months after they concluded the largest residential land sale here since the July 2018 property cooling measures.
Chinatown shophouses put on the market for $110m in potential biggest ever sale
A block of seven adjoining three-storey conservation shophouses in Chinatown and a prime freehold site near Orchard Road has been put on the market for $110 million and $76 million respectively. If sold at $110 million, the Chinatown asset will break the record for the largest shophouse transaction in Singapore.
The rising Covid cases in China are giving a hard time to developers to complete their projects on time. As such, China is taking relevant steps to help out the distressed developers.
The central bank of China allows banks to ease financing for distressed developers
CHINA’S central bank stepped up its support for several distressed developers by allowing banks and bad-debt managers to loosen restrictions on some loans to ease a cash crunch, according to people familiar with the matter.
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