Condos & Apartments for Rent in Singapore

Average condo rent in 2026 is around S$5.20 PSF in the city centre, S$4.30 PSF in the city fringe and S$3.40 PSF in suburban areas. A typical two-bedroom unit ranges from about S$3,500 to S$8,000 per month depending on district and condition.

Yes. Foreign tenants can rent any private condominium in Singapore. You'll usually need a valid pass (Employment Pass, S Pass, Student Pass and so on), about two months' deposit and a signed Tenancy Agreement. No additional government approval is required.

Both are strata-titled private homes. 'Apartment' usually refers to smaller developments (often without full facilities), while a 'condominium' is built on a larger site (at least 4,000 sqm under URA guidelines) and provides full facilities such as a pool, gym and security.

Tenants typically pay half a month's rent as commission for a one-year lease, or one month for a two-year lease. Many listings on Listings.sg are direct-from-landlord, with no commission.

Usually your passport, a valid work or student pass, recent payslips or an employment letter, and a completed tenant application form. Foreigners are generally asked for a deposit equal to two months' rent.

Yes. Many condos offer room-only rentals where the landlord or another tenant also lives in the unit. Use the filters on this page to narrow your search to your budget and preferred location.