What is the minimum rental period Casa Aerata initially tried to impose?

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The minimum rental period Casa Aerata initially tried to impose was three months.

The condominium development Casa Aerata had implemented by-laws that stipulated a minimum rental period of three months. This measure was part of a broader set of rules introduced by the development.
First By-Law Enacted in March 2025

Casa Aerata’s initial by-law, passed in March 2025, established a prohibition on rentals shorter than three months. This by-law also contained provisions that barred work permit holders in the construction sector from residing in the development's units.
Subsequent By-Law in January 2026

A second by-law, approved in January 2026, further refined the rental restrictions. This later regulation permitted only "eligible foreign employees" to rent units, specifically mentioning those holding Employment Pass and S Pass, as well as Malaysian or services-sector work permit holders. Owners were given a deadline of March 31 to adjust their tenancy agreements accordingly, with the threat of a S$200 administrative fee and potential legal action for non-compliance.

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