I'm gradually coming up with some theory:Addadude wrote:I'm really not sure why people keep saying there are no 1 bedroom apartments in Sg. They are out there - and I'm not just talking about the recent spate of shoeboxes. From personal experience I have come across them at Bayshore Park, Valley Park, The Mirage, Craig Place, Burlington Sq (I lived in one there myself for 3 years), Harbourview Towers, Eastern Lagoon I and II, Mandarin Gardens, Centrepoint Apartments, the old Fairways condo, the old Sophia Park (I can't remember the name, Riverwalk Apartments and Bedok Court. These are the ones I can think of off the top of my head. I'm sure there are plenty more.
That is exactly where I want to be!nakatago wrote:"I like being on my own and yet live within my means."
Sorry, buddy. It's all about appearing richer than you really are in Southeast Asia.Sergei82 wrote:That is exactly where I want to be!nakatago wrote:"I like being on my own and yet live within my means."
Singapore is not that big. It's not like you'll need 3-4 hours to travel from home to office. And to say it's cheaper to live with parents...nakatago wrote:Southeast Asians don't have the culture of living alone by adulthood. How many Singaporeans in their 20's/30's out there still live with their parents?
1) My impressions from my home town Dublin and from my time in London is that the ratio of 1-bedroom or studio apartments to 2-bedroom ones are about the same as Singapore. I could be wrong though as I'm speaking from subjective experience.Sergei82 wrote: I'm gradually coming up with some theory:
1) there are 1-bedrooms, but very few in comparison with other countries,
2) price of those which are available is overstretched to extent that it is better of with 2-bedroom anyway.
Anything wrong with this reasoning?
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