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Update · 06:30 pm AEST · 29 August 2026

When investors paid millions to buy non-existent overseas homes
Photograph: The Straits Times

Investors face millions in losses buying non-existent overseas homes after failing to make independent checks on unknown developers, according to a report published on Aug 29, 2026, by The Straits Times.

Buyers should avoid investing in overseas properties simply because they are cheaper than similar ones in Singapore, the publication reported.

When investors paid millions to buy non-existent overseas homes Avoid costly overseas property scams by verifying deals and visiting sites before investing to protect yourself from fraudulent developers and agents. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com. straitstimes.com
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