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WITHIN 800M
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  • S$ 700/mo
  • S$ 5.83 psf
    • Room
    • 120 sqft
    • HDB 4 Rooms
    • Built: 2003
    • Partially furnished
PE 1
Cove LRT · 1 mins (79m)
searchNear MRT Station
searchFully Furnished
searchMove-In Ready
searchPartially Furnished
searchNear Bus Stop
searchFemale Only
searchFemale Friendly
searchNear Restaurants
searchNo Cooking
searchNear 24H Convenience Store
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Listed 1 week ago

WITHIN 400M
  • S$ 3,500/mo
  • S$ 2.96 psf
    • 3 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • 1,184 sqft
    • HDB 5 Rooms
    • Built: 2004
PE 2
Meridian LRT · 4 mins (261m)
searchNear MRT Station
searchAircon Installed
searchSpacious Layout
searchCorner Unit
searchHigh Floor
searchBright And Airy
searchNear Bus Stop
searchNewly Renovated
searchNear Mall
searchBuilt-In Oven

Listed 3 weeks ago

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Owners must be Singapore Citizens and have met the Minimum Occupation Period (MOP), usually 5 years. Tenants must meet HDB eligibility requirements, and all rental agreements must be registered with HDB. Additional terms may apply under the tenancy agreement between the landlord and tenant.

Yes, foreigners can rent HDB flats in Singapore if they hold a valid pass and meet HDB eligibility requirements. The rental must also comply with HDB regulations.

Pets are allowed in HDB flats, subject to HDB regulations and the landlord’s approval. HDB permits up to two cats and one approved dog breed per flat, and violations may result in penalties.

Renting an HDB flat typically involves searching for a suitable unit, arranging viewings, negotiating rental terms, and signing a tenancy agreement. The agreement must be stamped with IRAS, and the landlord must register the tenancy with HDB. After the required payments are made, the tenant can collect the keys and move in.

Landlords typically pay S&CC, while tenants cover utilities. Repair responsibilities vary and should be stated in the tenancy agreement.

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