Condo & MCST guides

Renovating or moving into a condo in Singapore means working within national rules and your own MCST's by-laws. This guide sets out what official sources say, and what only your management office can tell you.

How cars, visitors, motorcycles and bicycles are handled in a Singapore condo car park, and what has to happen before an EV charger can go in. Much of it is set by your estate's own by-laws, so the management office is the place to confirm the details.

Each estate sets its own rules for booking BBQ pits, function rooms and courts. This guide explains where those rules come from, what BCA says an MCST can and cannot do, and what to ask before you book.

A damp patch or drip on your ceiling usually means water is coming from the unit above or from common property. Here is how responsibility is decided in a Singapore strata development, and what to do about it.

Every condo owner in Singapore is a member of the building's management corporation, and the annual general meeting is where you get your say. This guide explains your rights at an AGM, from notice and proxies to records and disputes.

Your condo is run by the owners together, a council they elect, and often a managing agent they hire. This guide explains who decides what, who to contact, and where to go if things go wrong.