Originally Posted by
3centsworth
More than that , our government is elevating Singapore to become a global city in 2020. We want to be recognised as the New York or London of the East. In order to attain the status, we need to bring in leading technologies, critical industries, key financial services and global talents from all parts of the developed world to live, work and play here. To attract global talents and industries to root here and grow our economy, we need to build the infrastructure and arts and culture. The whole scheme needs a lot of planning, packaging, communication and engagement not just with the foreign agencies and industries , internal agencies on land use, transportation, housing, environment, etc but also our own people who needs persuasion to come alongside with the government to build the vision. There will be trade off and challenges. In the long run, as we pull together as one united people, we will be able to build a society of the future with everyone , Singaporeans and non Singaporeans living in this island playing a part to develop and sustain the vision.
The prospect for property in Singapore is good when we embrace the vision of Singapore becoming a first world global city.