imo, i think that the current rental market is going down but for more reliable information you can always go to the URA website (http://www.ura.gov.sg/), they always post up quarterly updates of the current real estate market in Singapore.queenie71 wrote:We're moving over from Hong Kong to Singapore in January and have already visited some apartments and houses on a recent visit.
Are now onto rental price negotiation and landlords seem to be maintaining high rents for the development that we like.
They won't even show us some of the available units as we have capped our budget , but it is not so much lower than their low threshold of acceptance.??? Why don't they just show them and hope to get a better offer???
As we near the dates that their current tenancies end, are they more likely to accept a lower offer or are they more likely to insist on their expected rental incomes and just sit it out with an empty place?
We have known landlords like this in the past, too much money and would rather an empty place .
How is the rental market doing? Supply vs demand? Rents coming up or down???
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