5 posh homes offering discounts to entice buyers

They offer up to 15% discount.

While Singapore's luxury market saw  price increased for the first time in non-landed properties in CCR in three years last April, many analysts believe that it is too early to consider it as the turnaround. Many say that a sustainable recovery is only possible should sentiment improves, and if potential relaxation of property policies materialises.

Amidst a rather difficult environment for the high-end segment projects,  RHB's ground check, show that more luxury projects are seen dangling discounts to entice buyers. Some of which are as follows:

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