In a move hailed as 'peak filial piety,' numerous Singaporean parents residing in the highly coveted Ang Mo Kio district are reportedly offloading their paid-up, spacious HDB flats. Their noble goal? To subsidise their adult children's future housing, even if it means residing in a tastefully decorated (but admittedly cramped) cardboard box by the Ang Mo Kio Linear Park. 'It’s for their future, lah. Property prices so high, my kids cannot possibly afford a decent flat without our help,' lamented Mdm Tan, 68, while meticulously arranging her instant noodles in her new, eco-friendly abode. 'Better they live comfortably than we take up space, right?' An anonymous government official, speaking on condition of anonymity, commented, 'While we encourage prudent financial planning, the selfless act of these Ang Mo Kio parents demonstrates an unparalleled commitment to intergenerational wealth transfer. We anticipate a slight uptick in cardboard box applications near mature estates.' Experts predict the trend could see parents relocating to even more 'ulu' (remote) locations, possibly even Lim Chu Kang, to maximise their children's grants.