Kronhollis wrote:Hi, moving to Singapore early next year. We have a family of 5 with children aged 10-7. Not sure what schools we would go with.
Priorities:
- your budget (approx range): 9-12k per month
- your workplace/s (don't name names, just approx neighbourhood): Queenstown area
- the size and/or type of property that you are seeking (#bedrooms, on-site facilities etc): 2500+ sq ft with 4 bedrooms. A pool would be great!
- will you have a car here? Yes
- proximity to transport required. MRT-subway/buses/the airport/Malay border post (if so, which one). Close to subway would be convenient
- will you have any accompanying children needing to attend school? If so, age/s? 3 children (10,9,7)
- are you looking at private (international/fee-paying, or local schools?): Private (international)
- will your employer being funding any fees; or will you, 'out of pocket'?: Employer funded
- is remaining within a national curriculum important; if so what nationality are you? Nope
- have you identified any such schools yet? Nope
Nice to have:
- will you need to be able to say walk to the local shops, a library, your doctor, a market, and so on? Walking to local shops and restaurants would be fun.
- access to any specific sport, social, and recreation facilities? Yes, kids would be participating in soccer. My wife would want a gym nearby.
- are you considering bringing any pets. If so what kind, and will they require outdoor access and/or exercise? Yes. 1 yr old dog needing regular exercise.
- are you considering bringing any parents/in-laws etc? Do they have specific needs (for example difficulty climbing stairs?) No
Your current home and commute:
- are you already a city dweller? No, we currently live in a rural area so definitely want some privacy but city life would be fun
- what is the size and type (apartment, house+garden etc) of your current home? Floor in Landed house at home, 2500 sq ft
- what are any current commute times like? 1 hour each side, but want to limit my commute time to 30-35 mins
Do you want us to recommend an agent for your house hunting? Agents recommended are on our panel with good service testimonials.tdm51 wrote: ↑Mon, 26 Aug 2019 5:11 amCurrent Manhattan dweller.. looking for something nearish to my current situation but obviously will be open minded
Priorities:
- your budget SGD - $4000-$5500
- your workplace/s - One Raffles Place
- the size and/or type of property that you are seeking (#bedrooms, on-site facilities etc) - condo, 700sq ft (give or take), 1 or 2 bed (dont need 2) -- would like a high rise with amenities
- will you have a car here? Probably Not
- proximity to transport required. MRT-subway/buses/the airport/Malay border post (if so, which one). - Would prefer to be walking distance (if it even makes sense) or 20 minutes with MTR
- will you have any accompanying children needing to attend school? If so, age/s? No
- are you looking at private (international/fee-paying, or local schools?) No kids
- will your employer being funding any fees; or will you, 'out of pocket'? Havent negotiated but assuming they will pay for my apartment.
- is remaining within a national curriculum important; if so what nationality are you? No kids
Nice to have:
- will you need to be able to say walk to the local shops, a library, your doctor, a market, and so on? Yes, preferably within 10min walking distance to: Restaurants/Bars/Stores/etc.
- access to any specific sport, social, and recreation facilities? No
- are you considering bringing any pets. If so what kind, and will they require outdoor access and/or exercise? No
- are you considering bringing any parents/in-laws etc? Do they have specific needs (for example difficulty climbing stairs?) No
Your current home and commute:
- are you already a city dweller? i.e. Are you used to city-centre hustle and bustle, or would you hope for a bit more peace and quiet? I currently live in Manhattan, so very used to and prefer a dense urban environment with lots within walking distance -- I realize it will be an adjustment
- what is the size and type (apartment, house+garden etc) of your current home? 700sf
- what are any current commute times like? I walk 10 minutes to work.
Jan to May is 4 months lease. It will be difficult to find a private apartment for such short lease unless you go for Serviced Apartments.kazi6830 wrote: ↑Wed, 18 Sep 2019 10:17 amHello! I will be studying at the National University of Singapore Jan-May 2020. I'm looking for a living space, like a studio apartment (wifi, kitchenette, washer/dryer, A/C, etc.), for myself and my partner. I've tried looking on .. Does anyone have any agents they would recommend connecting with? Thank you!
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