There were also homes sold in mortgagee sales after owners defaulted on bank loans following the economic uncertainties such as the ongoing United States-China trade war.
Projects like Turquoise and Seascape, which were sold in 2007 and 2010 at much higher prices hovering around $2,600 psf, inevitably saw more losses when those units changed hands after cooling measures were introduced.
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