So the common factor is the size. How the size is configured and
who and how many people occupies it is moot.
What is so inhuman for a single to live in a shoe box
apartment?
But if a family with the money wants to cramp up in a shoe box
apartment, that their perogative. They know they can get a five
room government flat with that money.
My point is label it, and then attack.
There are certain coditions to be met to get HDB flat e.g salary
cannot exceed a certain amount etc. So not necessarily so that
every family can easily get HDB flat unless it is a resale flat. I
don't think one wants to attack for the sake of attacking. Fact is
most people find shoe box aprtments too crammed-of course there
will always for some who love it! BUT where developers are concern-
making money is paramount! Whether what they built is crammed or
not doesn't bother them too much if they can churn the demand .