Benedict Lim

27 Oct 2022

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General Investing

Opinion: COVID-19 Could Spur Long-Term Singapore Apartment Rentals in the Long Run

With persistent upwards pressure on rental rents, tenants are signing longer teases to lock in their current rental rates.

Will the momentum last for longer-term Singapore apartment rentals? Read more here: https://bit.ly/covid-spurs-long-term-rentals

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Lai Tuck Heng

08 Nov 2022

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06 Nov 2022

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