Document background
The Fixed Tenancy Agreement is a crucial document in Singapore's property rental market, providing a structured framework for residential and commercial leasing arrangements. It establishes a non-variable rental period, typically ranging from one to three years, during which neither party can terminate the lease except under specific circumstances outlined in the agreement. This document is essential for protecting both landlord and tenant interests, ensuring compliance with Singapore's property laws, and establishing clear guidelines for the rental relationship. The agreement must adhere to local regulations, including those set by the Housing Development Board (HDB) for public housing, and the Civil Law Act for private properties.
