Deep Sea Habitat on a Low Gravity Planet

I read somewhere that the lowest depth for a sustainable underwater habitat is estimated to be three-hundred meters. Any lower and the pressure becomes too great for structures that are currently within our means to build.

How would such depths affect a pressurized underwater structure on a planet with lower gravity? Would it be unreasonable to say it could be done and would withstand the sea's erosion over a century or two?

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