An uptick in private home sales in Singapore in September, the most since July 2018, offers hope that investors might regain their appetite for collective sales. Photo: Bloomberg
An uptick in private home sales in Singapore in September, the most since July 2018, offers hope that investors might regain their appetite for collective sales. Photo: Bloomberg

Singapore’s unique ‘collective sales’ lose appeal to investors even as housing market shows signs of early recovery

  • Unique to Singapore, a collective sale is a sale of property that is under multiple ownership to a single buyer, who usually intends to redevelop the site
  • Collective sales had been slowing since 2018, but last year’s residential collective sales worth about S$200 million dwarfed this year’s as the coronavirus crisis hit demand

An uptick in private home sales in Singapore in September, the most since July 2018, offers hope that investors might regain their appetite for collective sales. Photo: Bloomberg
An uptick in private home sales in Singapore in September, the most since July 2018, offers hope that investors might regain their appetite for collective sales. Photo: Bloomberg
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