Despite what many on here will say , if you are here to work then you will have no issues at all on that salary.Hey guys.
My 1st post here.
So in august ill be heading over to singapore for a new job for 13 months. Ive been looking for a 1bed or a studio apartment for 1500 a month.
My total income is 4700 singapore dollars a month.
How easy will it be to live, ie eat, trains, taxes, etc on 3000 sd a month?
You have misread the other posters message. They did NOT suggest sharing a room. They suggested renting a room in a shared apartment. Big difference.Stuarthulluk wrote:Thanks for getting back to me.
I think i can go upto 1700 if i can live on 3000 a month.
They should be able too i believe.
I would like my own space so id rather not share a room.
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I would love to know how you did this search. I thought the URA site only allowed you to check up to 5 condos at a time - or is there a different way?rarkins wrote:For some perspective, here's a list of private complexes/condos with 10 or more apartments recorded as renting for $1700 or less per month in the last year (according to URA published data):
Hi, the short answer is that I have my own copy of that data so I can run arbitrary queries on it. As you noted, the URA site provides quite limited ways of querying it directly but it's great that they make it available in the first place.The Ref wrote: I would love to know how you did this search. I thought the URA site only allowed you to check up to 5 condos at a time - or is there a different way?
The short answer this is yes.Stuarthulluk wrote:Thanks guys. My full pay is 4700 sing a month it works out as, so trying to see what i can do. I dont mind using mrt too and from work. Just want to know that i can live on 3000, including everything as ive not stayed in singapore for more than a day
Should have no issues.Stuarthulluk wrote:Thanks guys. My full pay is 4700 sing a month it works out as, so trying to see what i can do.
I dont mind using mrt too and from work.
Just want to know that i can live on 3000, including everything as ive not stayed in singapore for more than a day
Craigslist is definitely all scams... check the PM I sent you.Stuarthulluk wrote:Theres lots of nice apartments on craiglist and gumtree for rent, however are these real or are they scams
I used CraigsList when I needed a room urgently and shared a place for about 3 months.Strong Eagle wrote:Craigslist is definitely all scams...
http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/viewto ... 96#p749296The Ref wrote:I used CraigsList when I needed a room urgently and shared a place for about 3 months.Strong Eagle wrote:Craigslist is definitely all scams...
Other than the price being a bit high and feeling like I had to stay secluded in my room, it was not a scam.
Strong Eagle, can to indicate what type of scams run on CraigsList, possibly "Hypothetically"?
Thanks
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