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The S$700 storeroom: Inside Singapore's market for 'pocket-sized' rentals

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Abigail Ng
The S$700 storeroom: Inside Singapore's market for 'pocket-sized' rentals
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Singaporean tenants are increasingly renting 'pocket-sized' utility rooms and bomb shelters due to rising housing costs. These micro-rentals, often under 3 square meters, highlight the extreme pressure on the city-state's rental market.

Amid high rents, some tenants are trading floor space for location and lower costs.

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