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$2900 New Studio Apt River Valley
Welcome to the Red Apartment! 🏠
Say goodbye to agent fees and hello to a direct deal with the owner/landlord. This is not a co-living space, which means you get your own entrance, your own water and electricity meter, and of course, your own bathroom and appliances.
For just $2900, step into a brand new, studio apartment nestled in the heart of Hoot Kiam Mansion, located along the scenic River Valley and Grange Road. You’re just a 3-minute stroll away from the MRT and the bustling Great World City.
Here’s what awaits you inside:
🌟 Your Personal Sanctuary: A cozy studio unit with a foyer for added security and privacy, and a spacious, well-ventilated bathroom.
🌟 Stay Connected: Enjoy seamless connectivity with complimentary high-speed fiber-optic Wi-Fi.
🌟 Modern Comforts: State-of-the-art appliances including a brand-new premium bed, mattress, Netflix-enabled TV, fridge, and washer/dryer.
🌟 Elegant Interiors: The apartment is tastefully furnished, ready for you to move in and start living in style.
🌟 Optimized Living Spaces: The layout is efficient, spacious, and bright, ensuring maximum comfort.
🌟 Breathe Easy: As a corner unit, it ensures excellent natural and mechanical ventilation.
🌟 A Room with a View: Enjoy stunning views of the city skyline and lush greenery right from your windows.
🌟 Unleash Your Inner Chef: The open-concept kitchen is perfect for culinary adventures.
🌟 Prime Location: You’re just a stone’s throw away from the MRT, bus stops, and a plethora of amenities.
Please note that pets are not allowed in the apartment.
Ready to make the Red Apartment your new home? Contact Marcus at 65 81883317 to arrange for a viewing today! 😁
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It takes guts to walk away from a relatively high paying job because of the financial security it represents. Everyone in my office thought I was crazy for giving up my job, which not only paid well but wasn’t too difficult or stressful. I’m now 2.5 weeks unemployed and although it’s not a great feeling, it has broken a monotonous cycle and is forcing me outside of my comfort zone. Change is hard, but variety is also the spice of life. When we look back in 10 or 20 years from now, I believe we’ll say it was all worth it.
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I am a 23 year old (Female) Indian, Its been three years since I moved to SG for my masters in NUS and I am currently working in Research at NUS (Bio surveillance and bioinformatics ) under govt funded grant. I am under EP now with a validity of 5 years. I love singapore and I have always loved singapore and It’s part of the reason why I moved here for my masters. I have unique skill sets and background that’s kinda in demand. I am considering settling down in SG now and since my interest is in genetic testing, I am slowly trying to build skills to find a potential career path. I was just wondering what are my chances in acquiring a PR ? I love SG community and I feel like I can do better here and be valuable.
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