[Bigiron]

It’s a landlords’ market in Singapore. Polishing resumes, 70% lease hikes and last-minute contract rescissions are just some of the things tenants go through to find an apartment.



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Spiking rents are becoming a hot-button topic and increasing social concern. The country’s reputation as a low-tax haven has long made it a regional hub for the rich, especially China’s wealthy, in the past few years.

Flats renting for S$3,000 ($2,200) a month are quickly vanishing in the city-state’s central districts. See what you could have rented for $3000 back in 2021 and what it would barely get you now.


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[Everything Everywhere]

Lawless Wong has run out of ideas on how to solve this.