Condo and HDB rental volume bounces back


Popular choice: An HDB public housing estate in the Redhill area. Rents for these dwellings continue to rise in Singapore: — Bloomberg

SINGAPORE: The rental volume for Housing Board (HDB) flats and condos rebounded in March after declining for several months, while rents continued to rise.

Industry observers attribute this to the easing of safe management measures which facilitated viewings and the return of foreign workers and expatriates after Singapore reopened its borders.

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