Common Rooms for Rent near Bangkit LRT
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S$ 1,300/mo
HDBCommon Room
151 Petir Road
Bukit Panjang, West Singapore
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· 7 min
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S$ 1,200/mo
HDBCommon Room
605 Senja Road
Bukit Panjang, West Singapore
· 4 min
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S$ 1,000/mo
HDBCommon Room
604 Senja Road
Bukit Panjang, West Singapore
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· 4 min
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S$ 1,300/mo
HDBCommon Room
151 Petir Road
Bukit Panjang, West Singapore
· 3 min
· 7 min
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Female only
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For unit-specific issues, contact your landlord first. For common area problems or facility issues, you can report directly to condo management. Some condos have apps or online portals for maintenance requests. Understand the difference between landlord responsibilities (your unit) and management responsibilities (common areas) to report issues to the right party efficiently.
Create a dedicated workspace even if it's just a corner with a desk. Use visual cues like different lighting or a room divider to separate work time from personal time. Establish routines that help you mentally 'leave work' even when you can't physically leave the space.
Landed houses have different safety profiles with multiple entry points, windows at various levels, and potential outdoor access. Ensure proper locks on your room and understand emergency evacuation routes from upper floors. Consider personal security measures and understand neighborhood safety patterns, especially if your room has ground-level access.
Save the signed agreement, inventory, payment receipts, and all maintenance chats. Store dated photos of existing defects and meter readings. Keeping a single folder prevents disputes and speeds up deposit discussions at the end.
HDB flats are government-built public housing with practical layouts and affordable rent, but fewer amenities. Condominiums are private developments with facilities like pools and gyms, but higher rent and management fees. Landed houses offer the most space and privacy with gardens, but are the most expensive and may be further from public transport. Each serves different lifestyle needs and budgets.
Landed houses can attract more pests (like mosquitoes, ants) since they’re at ground level and have gardens. Check for window screens and ask if regular pest control is done. Also look for water stains or damp spots that could signal roof or drainage leaks.
Learn evacuation routes from your room to emergency exits, understand fire alarm procedures, and know where fire extinguishers are located. Check that smoke detectors in your room work properly and report any issues. Understand building fire safety rules about blocking corridors or emergency exits with personal items.
Look for units where bedrooms are well-separated, preferably not all clustered together. Check sound insulation between rooms, whether there are multiple bathroom facilities, and if common areas allow for both social interaction and private space. Consider the unit's layout for natural privacy zones.