Singapore property stocks, particularly Sim Lian Group, may be in the spotlight after the government announced that it will halt future land sales under the Design, Build and Sell Scheme (DBSS), pending its review.
DBSS flats came under fire recently after Sim Lian Group set an indicative price of S$880,000 for five-room flats in its latest DBSS project, Centrale 8 in Tampines.
Meanwhile, Singapore shares opened higher on Tuesday as the Straits Times Index stood at 3,154.33, up 0.03 percent or 0.89 points.
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