Sample Report 1: By Ranking of Four Bedrooms @ HDB for Mr XXXXX and Madam XXXXX

1st Choice = +1XXAH  
2nd Choice = +4XXAT +4XX 
3rd Choice = *1XXE +3XXVX +4XXL +4XX +4XX
4th Choice = *3XXDQU *3XXDU +4XXA 
5th Choice =  +3XXD *3XX +3XXAMQY +4XXA +4XXA +4XXA 
6th Choice = +1XXABF *3XXBEP +3XXA +3XXAFK
7th Choice = *1XXS *1XXDL *1XXCDEL  *2XXDEN +3XXD *3XXPQ +3XXAB 
8th Choice = +1XXAFGHQ  +1XXADP +1XXADNQ +2XXACDP +3XXABFK +3XXL
9th Choice =  +1XXABLR +2XXA *3XXJ +3XXC +3XXAFGKP +3XXAFGK
Last Resort = *1XXCDEQ +2XXABCS +3XXABCHMT +4XXABC

LEGEND
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+= Stack/unit direction is suitable for Mr XXXXX (North-, South-, or SE-facing).

*= Madam XXXXX belongs to the West Group.
(However, please note that this is a general guide and does not include other factors such as location, location, location, etc.)

A = Expect afternoon sun at the front of the unit throughout the year. Higher floors usually get more afternoon sun. For stacks 4XX, 4XX, 4XX, and 4XX, afternoon sun usually affects only the higher floors.

B = Expect afternoon sun on the master bedroom wall. On sunny days and into the evening, you may feel heat coming from this wall into the master bedroom.

C = Main door is near the Common Bin Lobby (CBL). The bins and lobby opening are closer to the 5-bedroom units. However, for future resale, some buyers may be concerned about being near it (or sharing a wall). For stack 2XX, there is no concern because the emergency stairwell buffers it.

D = Very close to the raised MRT track (possible noise). To be fair, other units in the estate may also hear some train rumbling. Newer MRT trains are usually quieter, and LTA often adds sound barrier panels to reduce noise. Even so, higher floors are preferred.

E = Kitchen is in the unlucky NW sector, often called “Fire at Heaven’s Gate.” This may affect the male breadwinner’s career and the family’s overall luck. This can often be reduced, especially if the stove is not placed exactly at the NW point.

F = Low floors may have traffic noise because the unit faces Tampines Avenue 5. Higher floors are preferred (if possible).

G = Avoid low floors, as this stack is near a possible bus bay/stop and you may hear buses stopping and starting.

H = Avoid low floors, as the yard is near the Precinct Pavilion (PP). At times, wakes or religious rituals may be held at the PP. Choose higher floors—ideally 7th storey and above. If not available, aim for at least the 6th storey and above. For stacks 1XX and 1XX, try to choose higher floors to avoid views into the PP. For 1XX, this is the 1st choice, but only if a high-floor unit is selected.

J = Unit main door faces a long corridor. If possible, avoid such stacks/units (e.g., 3XX). For stack 3XX, it is set back from the long corridor, so it is acceptable and not a major issue.

K = Expect about 2.5 years of construction noise and dust from the site across the road, reserved for future high-rise residential development.

L = Expect some glare (reflected light) from a nearby block’s façade wall. This also depends on the paint colour. Light colours like white or beige can reflect strongly and cause glare. For example, for stack 1XX, glare may come from stack 1XX.

M = Prefer 7th floor and above to clear the roofline of the Multi-Storey Car Park (MSCP).

N = There is no known problem with the unit sharing a wall with the lift wells. It may even be a plus, since lift wells are among the most strongly reinforced parts of a block.

P = For stacks 2XX and 3XX, the main entrance door faces the emergency exit staircase/door. By law, this door must stay closed at all times. It becomes an issue only if it is often left open. For stacks 1XX, 1XX, 3XX, and 3XX, it is unusual that the emergency exit door is right beside/near the main entrance.

Q = Unit door faces a neighbour’s door. This is usually not a major issue unless the neighbour places a certain type of ba gua mirror facing your unit, or if their altar (if any) faces directly out of their main door. This is not within your control. For stacks 369 and 371, the doors are quite far apart.

R = Possible sha qi from block/stack 1XX pointing towards 1XX master bedroom and Bedroom 2. Cannot confirm yet. Best to visit the site to check.

S = Possible “poison arrow” from a sharp corner of nearby stack 1XX pointing towards 1XX master bedroom/Bedroom 2. For stack 2XX, there is a sharp corner from stack 2XX likely pointing towards Bedroom 2 or 3.

T = You mentioned: “4XX, 4XX, 3XX, 3XX is near carpark also.. we will avoid too.” However, stack 41X is one of the better stacks in this development, ranked as high as the 2nd choice. Consider high floors if available. If the unit is below the 7th storey, it is better to choose another option.

U = Stacks 3XX and 3XX—especially stack 3XX—could have ranked higher if not for being very close to, and facing, the MRT. If options are limited and high (or the highest) floors are still available, you may consider a unit here.

V = There is a wider gap between stacks 3XX and 4XX, giving stack 3XX a more open view towards Sungei Simpang Kiri.

X = Stack 3XX would have been the 1st or even 2nd choice if the Common Bin Lobby was not so close to the unit’s main entrance area.

Others:
Please use this link to check whether a unit’s specific address is good or bad:-
https://www.geomanY.XXXXX

 

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SAMPLE 2: BY RANKING OF 5 BEDROOMS AT TAMPINES GREENVINES

1st Choice = XXXXX XXXX
2nd Choice = XXX XX XXXX
3rd Choice = XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX
4th Choice = XXX XXXP XXX XXX XXX
5th Choice = XXXS
(Note: If you had selected Option 2, the ranking will stop up to the 5th choice only)
6th Choice = XXX XXXS
7th Choice = XXXS XXXK XXX
8th Choice = XXX XXXX
9th Choice = XXX XXX XXX XXX
1Oth Choice = XXXS XXX XX XX XXX XXX XX
11th Choice = XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX
Last Resort = XXXT XXXPS XXXXV XXXXT XXXPT XXXT XXXKT XXXX

LEGEND
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For example, if you see stack #18AS, it means you should refer to notes A and S below:

A = Afternoon sun all year round. As a result, the home may feel warm in the afternoon and early evening. For stack #2XX, low floors are usually not affected, but higher floors may be.

B = Afternoon sun may heat up the master bedroom wall. Sometimes, in the evening, you may feel warmth radiating from the wall when you touch it (hopefully not). Ideally, the heat should not continue “oozing out” between 7 pm and 9 pm.

C = Close proximity to the proposed new slip road means daily traffic noise, especially on low floors. Even higher floors may not be spared, as the slip road is very close to the blocks. Since stack #194 is also near the slip road, it will most likely be affected by road noise too, particularly on low floors.

D = There is a stigma attached to a home (e.g., #XX and #XX) facing a T-junction. For landed properties, a vehicle going straight could potentially crash into the main gate at ground level (e.g., ground-floor #XX). However, as this is a high-rise building, it should not be an issue.

E = Stacks #XX, #XX, #XX, #XX, #XX, and #XX are the most exposed (very open). Wealth may be affected on strong, windy days. As long as you reduce the amount of wind entering the unit on windy days, it should be acceptable.

F = Stack #XX’s living room shares a wall with the central rubbish bin. This is not ideal Feng Shui, as it may affect the family’s luck.

G = No issue, as this is only morning sun. The home should generally stay cool, since it is not affected by afternoon sun.

H = Not a Feng Shui issue. However, some Chinese—especially Cantonese—may dislike the number 144 (i.e., stack #144), as “44” can sound like “die die.” Some may also dislike the number “04.” This may or may not affect future resale value.

K = Low floors can expect some traffic noise, as these stacks face the road. Higher floors are preferred, as road noise is usually lower.

L = #XXX is closest to the Precinct Pavilion. The pavilion is hardly visible, but on low floors, if there is a wake with prayers or chanting, the master bedroom area may be able to hear it. Otherwise, there is no issue. It is safer to buy a higher-floor unit in this stack.

M = There is a sharp corner from Block 641C, stack #XX, aimed at Block 641A, stack #XX, and vice versa. Ideally, it should not be aimed at an opening such as a window. If it is, it can be neutralized by installing a day curtain and keeping it closed most of the time. Stack #XX also has a “poison arrow” aimed at stack #52, and vice versa. There is also a sharp corner from stack #XXX aimed at stack #108.

P = Choose a high floor, at least #4 or above, to clear the rooftop of Blocks 641 and 639 MSCP (multi-storey car park) for a more unobstructed view. This also helps you avoid lamp posts (if any) on the rooftop, as lamp posts that “slice” into a unit’s window are considered inauspicious.

S = Mr and Mrs (both) are “West Group” persons. Therefore, stacks facing NW, West, NE, or SW are suitable for both partners. Please note that this is not the most important consideration. Due to other factors and weightage, stacks that suit Mervyn and Nicole may still be ranked lower than stacks that are less suitable.

T = These stacks have their kitchen partly in the NW sector. NW represents the male head (breadwinner) and “luck from heaven.” A stove located here may affect the male head’s career and the family’s overall luck, which is considered inauspicious.

U = Stack #XX might be affected by strong winds channelled between neighbouring Block 638B’s stack #XX and stack #XX.

V = Electrical sub-station (ESS) nearby. Although there is no proof that living close to an ESS is dangerous, there is a stigma that it is inauspicious. To be safe, it is best to avoid low floors of stack #XXX. In addition, stacks #XX and #XX are also equally close to an ESS. While stack #46 is quite a distance away, I have still indicated it as being close to an ESS.

W = Indirect view of the service yard of stack #XX and #XX, where mops and clothes are often hung to dry.

Under Packages 3 & 4
We may need to provide an updated quote for larger sites, such as e.g. HDB Garden Waterfront I & II @ Tengah.

As Garden Waterfront consists of I & II and a mega site, I need to know what is the scope of work:
1. Review of Garden Waterfront I or both I & II
2. Bedroom Type.
3. When is the date of selection?

Will have to give a quote if I encounter similar sites such as this one:-

Reference: This development has a total of 2,136 units:

Please get a Quote from  Cecil Lee, +65 9785-3171 / support@geomancy.net

 

This is a sample report:
[Just a quick note: from time to time, we’ll update the format to improve readability - if any]

What is Quantum Leap in Feng Shui!

 

Case Study 1: Do you also look at external factors in your review?

Yes!
It is compulsory to look at the external environment, the site and the unit.

Case Study 2: You already mentioned that the plot of land of this development is an excellent site! So should I be too concerned about which unit to choose?

1. Unfortunately even for a site identified as excellent by a Feng Shui Master, there are still the Good, the Bad and the Ugly units!

 

Case Study 3: Geomancy.net's mastery of Water Dragon Classics is put to good use in evaluating developments with canals, rivers and pool water locations.

Caricatures showing illustrations of the Water Dragon classics..

 

For Can or Cannot buy at HDB Tampines Greenvines, stacks facing an open drainage also looked at in my reviews

1. These four stacks  26, 28, 30 and 32 have a facing direction of Flying Stars SW2 :-

2. For a SW2 or 225 degrees facing: it is very auspicious if the drainage water flows from RIGHT to LEFT of the living room (frontage area). Or when standing inside the living room looking outwards: excellent if drainage flows from R to L. As shown below:-

3. But if the drainage flows from LEFT to RIGHT.. then Oops! Below: where the water flow as shown by red arrow(s) is inauspicious for stacks 26, 28, 30 and 32:-

 

 

Thanks Master Cecil for your guidance and great help!  Booked! Need your help later on FS!

Related Topic:

 

Case Study: A Sample of by Ranking for Landed Properties

House Hunting customized to specific situations:

 

Hi master Lee, i am [xxxxxx], a new client . Will like to seek advice from you.  My husband and i are planning to sell our current Punggol flat. We wish to buy a 5 room resale flat around Punggol, Sengkang or Seletar. As the 5 room flat will most likely be our “retirement” home. We wish to seek your advice to get a flat to best complement our fengshui. We have not shortlist which block or units. Not sure if it is possible for you to advise on general which part of Punggol / Sengkang / Seletar to source for our 5 room resale?

Or

I have not found the resale flat yet.

Possible to advise which block is better for me so that i can look up for the unit once available.....

This service can also be applied to any of the above two situations:-

https://www.geomancy.net/forums/blogs/entry/12-brand-new-and-my-selection-depends-on-my-queueballot-number-let-me-identify-the-good-the-bad-the-ugly-for-you/

 

Question: Flat selection is commencing in June.. would like to know the estimated turnaround time required for such service.

Package 1 is a "catch all". Thus once confirmed of ballot number, can consider this service. As I will rank e.g. say all 4 bedrooms for you. 

Turnaround time is around 3 days. But safest to do so a week earlier. As often, I might have other commitments thus may not be able to offer this service.

Here’s a concise summary of the main points from this page:

🏠 Purpose of the Service

• The page explains how Feng Shui masters rank the best stacks and units in newly launched property developments.

• It compares property selection to classroom performance — some units excel, most are average, and a few are undesirable (“the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”).

📊 How the Ranking Works

• Clients provide birth details and identify the main breadwinner.

• The consultant ranks units based on Feng Shui suitability, considering factors like:

  • Sun exposure (afternoon heat)

  • Noise sources (roads, MRT tracks)

  • Proximity to bin lobbies or pavilions

  • Kitchen placement (especially in the NW sector)

  • External influences (drainage flow, sharp corners, “poison arrows”)

• Each unit is annotated with codes (A–W) describing specific Feng Shui conditions.

📁 Packages & Samples

• Package 4 offers detailed reports; smaller packages provide concise rankings.

• Sample reports show rankings for HDB and condo developments (e.g., Tampines GreenVines, Canberra Vista).

• Larger sites like Garden Waterfront I & II @ Tengah require custom quotes.

💡 Key Insights

• Even “excellent” sites have good and bad units — external environment and orientation matter.

• The Water Dragon Classics are applied to analyze water flow directions for auspicious energy.

• Turnaround time for ranking reports is typically around three days.

📞 Contact

• Cecil Lee, Geomancy.Net

  • Phone: +65 9785-3171

  • Email: support@geomancy.net

• No refunds once a review has begun.