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The Bukit Timah residential area in Singapore.
Photographer: Bryan van der Beek/Bloomberg
The city-state’s rental market is so hot, people are snapping up apartments without ever visiting them
Faris Mokhtar and
Xiao Zibang
When Canadian expat Michelle went to renew the lease on her three-story house in Singapore in May, her landlord wanted to raise the rent by almost 40%.
Michelle tried to negotiate but the owner wouldn’t budge on the S$10,000 ($7,200) a month asking price. She’s moving her family into a three-bedroom apartment next month.