Moreover, in addition, what's more, also

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The rent is reasonable and, moreover, the location is perfect.
= (1) The rent is reasonable and, what’s more, the location is perfect.
= (2) The rent is reasonable and, in addition, the location is perfect.
= (3) The rent is reasonable and, also, the location is perfect.

Is it okay to replace moreover with “in addition”, “also”, and “what’s more” in this sentence?

Thank you!!!

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Yes, they all work. I would say ‘moreover’ is more formal and therefore more common in written rather than spoken English. ‘In addition’ can also be substituted by ‘additionally’.

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