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How small a room would you be willing to live in, if the price and location are right? So-called “pocket rooms” in Singapore can go for between S$500 and S$900 …
How small a room would you be willing to live in, if the price and location are right? So-called “pocket rooms” in Singapore can go for between S$500 and S$900 a month. Industry players say they're chosen to keep costs down, while allowing renters to continue to stay in well-connected locations. Still, these tiny rooms are raising questions about what spaces can legally be rented out and just how small is too small.
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@@kengleetan63Imported1mo ago
Cannot afford ....please do not come here.<br>Here its not ruppiah ,not ringgit, not baht and definitely not peso.<br>When some ppl know HOW TO UP their salaries by millions.<br>Where do these tenants think the gov is getting the money?<br>From LANDLORDS PAYING TAXES!!!<br>HIGH TAXES!!
How small a room would you be willing to live in, if the price and location are right? So-called “pocket rooms” in Singapore can go for between S$500 and S$900 a month. Industry players say they're chosen to keep costs down, while allowing renters to continue to stay in well-connected locations. Still, these tiny rooms are raising questions about what spaces can legally be rented out and just how small is too small.
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Pocket-sized rentals: Some tenants trade living space for lower rents and convenient locations
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