Common Rooms for Rent near Meridian LRT
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S$ 700/mo
HDBCommon Room
657A Punggol East
Punggol, North East Singapore
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S$ 850/mo
HDBCommon Room
149 Rivervale Crescent
Sengkang, North East Singapore
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Compare total costs including utilities, factor in privacy benefits and not having to share common areas with housemates. Consider whether the studio's location, amenities, and independence justify potentially higher costs than a room rental. Think about your lifestyle preferences and need for personal space.
Air-con significantly impacts electricity bills in Singapore's climate. Discuss usage patterns with housemates - some prefer it only at night, others need it during work-from-home hours. Agree on temperature settings (24-26°C is efficient) and whether common areas should be cooled. Consider individual room usage tracking or splitting bills proportionally based on usage patterns.
Some noise might travel, yes. If the two bedrooms share a wall, you may hear talking or TV from the other room. Layouts that put bedrooms on opposite sides of the living room help. Also, newer buildings often have thicker walls.
Check for window safety features, electrical outlet covers, sharp corners on built-in furniture, and secure balcony railings. Look for adequate lighting, non-slip flooring in bathrooms, and whether the layout allows parents to supervise children easily. Consider proximity to playgrounds and family amenities.
Condo management fees (maintenance fees) are typically included in your rent, but some landlords may pass increases to tenants. These fees cover facility maintenance, security, and common area upkeep. Ask if rent includes all management fees or if there are additional charges for facility usage. Higher-end condos with more amenities generally have higher management fees reflected in rental prices.
Families need significant storage for clothing, toys, school supplies, and household items. Look for built-in wardrobes in each bedroom, linen closets, kitchen storage, and utility areas. Check if there's a storeroom, under-stair storage, or if you can add storage furniture without overcrowding the space.
Condos often require advance notice for moving, elevator booking, security deposits for potential damages, and specific timing restrictions. You may need to register with management, provide tenant information, and understand building access procedures. Plan ahead and coordinate with your landlord for smooth move-in logistics.
Open kitchens feel social and spacious but spread cooking smells. Closed kitchens contain noise and grease better. Think about your cooking style, ventilation, and how often you host. The right choice depends on whether you prioritize openness or cleanup ease.