The faltering experiment with long-stay serviced apartments
This week in Property
- The lukewarm response to long-stay serviced apartments
- Meyer Blue’s sales
- HDB’s upcoming Build-To-Order exercise
- China’s stirring housing market
Ditch long-stay serviced apartments?
To better address rental housing needs, the government introduced a new category of long-stay serviced apartments labelled SA2.
SA2 apartments are to be rented out for lodging purposes for a minimum period of three months, unlike other serviced apartments where the minimum rental period is seven days. The minimum lease period is three months for a private home and six months for a Housing and Development Board (HDB) flat.
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