Posted by & filed under Personal.

When does a bungalow have more than one floor?  When it’s in Singapore of course!  Every home that isn’t a high-rise here is called a “bungalow”.

The vast majority of people live in HDBs – which are apartment blocks built by the Housing Development Board.  The better off, not all of whom are expats, tend to live in Condos, that is smaller plusher blocks with a lot of their own private facilities such as a swimming pool, tennis courts … and in our case something laughably known as a “putting green”.

Speaking of our case – we’ve put up some pictures of our flat on flickr.

2 Responses to “Bungalows, Condos and HDBs”

  1. Justin

    Hey Pete – cool blog. Looking forward to hearing more about your family’s experiences in Singapore. Keep that RSS feed a feedin’!

    Justin

  2. ben

    Hi Guys !! :)

    Looking good -glad you have the techy side sorted already !
    Great idea on the blog.

    I have my flight booked, so will be with you in the first week of the new year !

    Hope you all superb !

    b

Leave a Reply

  • (will not be published)