URA investigated more suspected unauthorised dormitories and short-term accommodation cases last year, while property managers say such arrangements are becoming harder to detect.
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URA investigated more suspected unauthorised dormitories and short-term accommodation cases last year, while property managers say such arrangements are becoming harder to detect.
When authorities conducted a surprise inspection on a shophouse along Serangoon Road in 2024, they found 37 people living across the second and third floors. (Image: CNA)
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