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on 20 Nov 2013
Whats a good area to live in Singapore? Medium price range, near Australian International School, 2 adults 2 teens and younger child. And small dog.
Anonymous (not verified) on 20 Nov 2013 - 12:46
Hi Stewart

There's a whole range of options when it comes to real estate in Singapore. As a rule of thumb, like other places, the trendier, neighbourhoods close to the centre of the city are more expensive than the suburban outskirts.

In terms of cost-effective and family friendly, the West of Singapore is a good bet, but it is close to the harbour which can be noisy and, if you get too close, smelly. 

The central area is a bit more costly, but it's very popular with expats and there's a nice variety, so I'm sure you'd find something suitable for your doggie. 

For a bit more in-depth info, have a look at our accommodation in Singapore and Areas and Suburbs in Singapore pages if you haven't already. 

Best of luck

Xavier

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