狮城房价两年内可能会下跌多达50%(转自华新)

karmax LV6
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Property expert says prices may collapse by up to 50 per cent in the next year or two
September 17, 2010
The dizzying rise in property prices here is not sustainable and the market may be heading for a hard landing in one to two years’ time.

When that happens, property values may fall by as much as 50 per cent, according to an expert at a real estate forum yesterday.

Property experts speaking at the National University of Singapore’s Institute of Real Estate Studies Forum said that excess liquidity in the market is the main factor that has been driving up property prices recently.

This liquidity may originate from prudent savings during the financial crisis, gains from the stock market run-up last year and foreign funds flowing here in search of better returns in Asian and emerging markets.

Mr Beat Lenherr, global chief strategist of LGT Capital Management, said: “I think that the money is finding a way around specific pointed measures and the money is just going to all the segments, micro-markets or micro-sectors.”

Mr Lenherr also reckoned that the recent rally is not well supported and has been too fast, paving for a harder fall.

“If you look at the developments over the last four years, you clearly see elements of exaggerations where it doesn’t make sense to buy in terms of rental yields or expected capital gains,” Mr Lenherr added.

As such, he said property prices may “collapse by 30, 40 or 50 per cent” in the next one to two years.

Other speakers at the forum also said that the Singapore ** is still holding back on several other drastic measures such as the capital gains tax, which could dampen the property market abruptly if introduced.

They said the ** has so far been successful in building good neighbourhoods and community in its housing policies beyond controlling prices.

“I think the local market has been kept quite steady. I think the ** can indeed take pride in being able to making available affordable housing to more than 70 or 85 per cent of the masses,” said Professor Bernard Yeung, Dean of NUS Business School
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个人觉得,下跌50%是不是有点危言耸听了点.
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无缘走近u LV16

发表于 20-9-2010 18:51:50 | 显示全部楼层

小狮租房
呵呵 超过10% 新国就会改政策。

探路者2 LV6

发表于 20-9-2010 18:52:36 | 显示全部楼层

房价降低50%肯定伴随着经济崩盘,大部分人都会面临失业的危险,到时候人民首先考虑的应该不是买房子,而是如何混口饭吃了。类似危言耸听的expert不要太多哦。

崩牙驹 LV4

发表于 20-9-2010 19:10:24 | 显示全部楼层

很难说。经济危机来了,谁也跑不了。神仙也不行

高级VIP LV19

发表于 20-9-2010 20:42:35 | 显示全部楼层

可能发布这篇文章的那个人是比较相信2012世界末日会来的吧。。。

真烦人 LV11

发表于 20-9-2010 20:50:58 | 显示全部楼层

08年底时金融危机时也有类似的论调,有砖家说房产会在09、10年崩溃或下降40%,结果反倒是上升近40%,相信他们的都miss the boat,反倒是我的邻居在09年5月买的房到目前为止涨了近20万。

teamaker LV13

发表于 20-9-2010 21:02:29 | 显示全部楼层

还是老道理: 满仓看涨, 空仓看跌. 都是心理学范畴中的问题.

两片叶子 LV8

发表于 20-9-2010 21:14:35 | 显示全部楼层

还没有人能够成功预测未来的经济走势的,房价只是经济的一个方面。房价的涨跌就索那浮云。。。

pion LV9

发表于 20-9-2010 21:55:40 | 显示全部楼层

这个expert肯定是来自中国的“砖家”。
上海房价涨的时候,中国就出来很多这样的他的同事;然后呢……

mandy幸运_q LV17

发表于 20-9-2010 22:21:52 | 显示全部楼层

中国砖家难道吃饱了撑着了,跑新加坡发布这大篇英文对新加坡房价的预测?要发也应该是新加坡砖家发吧?
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