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    For your offers and searches for accommodations, but also for exchange of conversation and other ads, EasyExpat provides a classified ads section.
    Last update: 18/04/2008

    Here are the list of different types of properties you can find in Singapore :

    • Condo – Condominiums - apartments with facilities such as swimming pools
    • Duplex – An apartment divided into two living residences, each having its own entrance
    • Hi-Rise – A high rise apartments, usually without any trimmings such as a swimming pool
    • Lo-Rise – A low rise apartment, again usually without the trimmings
    • Maisonette – An apartment with two levels.
    • Penthouse – The largest unit in the block of condos/apartments. Usually on two levels, and on the top floor
    • Townhouse -. A house which shares the same compound or facilities (if any) with other houses
    • Walk-up - Low rise apartment without a lift.

    ‘Landed' Property (property with grounds such as a garden)

    • Bungalow – A house that shares no land or facilities with any other
    • Semi-detached - A pair of houses, joined side by side.
    • Inter-terrace - Intermediate Terrace House. A row of houses joined side by side.
    • Corner terrace - Corner Terrace House. The last house of the row of houses that are joined.  

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