What specific types of workers were initially banned from renting at Casa Aerata?

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Construction sector work permit holders were initially banned from renting at Casa Aerata.

The condominium development Casa Aerata initially implemented by-laws that prohibited work permit holders specifically within the construction sector from residing in its units. This measure was part of a broader effort by the development's Management Corporation Strata Title (MCST) to regulate the occupancy of its residential units.
Initial Prohibition on Construction Workers

Casa Aerata's first by-law, passed in March 2025, explicitly banned units from housing work permit holders. This initial restriction was directly targeted at individuals employed in the construction industry, preventing them from being tenants. This by-law also stipulated a minimum rental period of three months.
Subsequent Refinement of Rental Restrictions

Following the initial by-law, a second set of regulations was approved in January 2026. This subsequent by-law refined the restrictions, allowing only a specific category of "eligible foreign employees" to rent units. This category included holders of Employment Passes and S Passes, as well as Malaysian or services-sector work permit holders, thereby excluding construction sector work permit holders from being tenants.
Owner Obligations and Enforcement

Owners at Casa Aerata were informed that they needed to amend their existing tenancy agreements to comply with these new by-laws by March 31. Failure to do so would result in a S$200 administrative fee and potential legal action, indicating a firm stance on enforcement by the MCST.

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