Good Class Bungalows cost the earth for a good reason: They take up a valuable chunk of the earth, which is in limited supply on a small island like Singapore. Good Class Bungalow rental prices can go up to $100,000 a month or more.
Good Class Bungalows cost the earth for a good reason: They take up a valuable chunk of the earth, which is in limited supply on a small island like Singapore.
Good Class Bungalows cost the earth for a good reason: They take up a valuable chunk of the earth, which is in limited supply on a small island like Singapore. Strict planning regulations imposed by the Singapore Government maintain the exclusivity of GCBs. Real estate experts say the scarcity of GCBs significantly contributes to their high demand and jaw-dropping price tags.
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