FAQs

There are currently 145 condos for rent in Singapore on 99.co. The number of available rental listings fluctuates depending on market demand, lease expirations, and new rental supply entering the market.

Based on the active listings for rental condos on 99.co, the average rent is S$ 8.7K. Smaller units in non-mature estates can be rented out for as low as S$ 1.6K, while spacious units in sought-after areas can reach up to S$ 35K on rents.

You can set a price range filter to narrow down options that fit your financial constraints. It’s also important to consider other costs such as maintenance fees, utility bills, and deposits when determining your overall rental affordability.

99.co offers a wide range of rental condos, including 1 to 4-bedroom options, studio condos, and luxury penthouses. You can choose from compact units that are ideal for singles or couples, larger family-sized apartments, or premium residences with full condo facilities, fully furnished or partially furnished.

Yes, you can view condo rentals remotely through virtual tours and video listings available on 99.co.

The number of occupants allowed in a condo is regulated by the URA, which states that private residential properties cannot house more than six unrelated occupants.

Yes, foreigners can rent a condo in Singapore without restrictions, making it one of the most popular housing options for expatriates. There are no citizenship or visa requirements specific to renting a private residential property, but tenants must possess a valid pass, such as an Employment Pass, S Pass, Dependant Pass, or Student Pass, for long-term stays.

To rent a property in Singapore, tenants need to provide identification documents, such as a passport or NRIC, proof of employment (Employment Pass, S Pass, or work permit), and financial documents like recent payslips or bank statements. Foreigners may also need a letter from their employer confirming their job status.

The minimum rental period for private condominiums in Singapore is three months, as stipulated by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). This regulation is in place to prevent short-term stays, which are generally not allowed in private residential properties.

In most cases, utilities such as water, electricity, gas, and internet are not included in the rental price of a condo in Singapore.

Yes, tenants can rent a condo directly from the owner without engaging an agent, which can help save on agent commission fees.