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Privately owned Chinese Coffee-shops are a rare sight today. These coffee shops are overrun by big chains like Kopitiam / Kopi type of shops....
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Feng Shui of Nuang Residence @ Hougang 1. Majority of the Penthouse Unit Types has a sha qi (poison arrow) with the sharp corner of the wall aimed towards the bed. 2. For example, unit #05-01, #05-12, #05-02, #05-11 have the sharp corner of the wall aimed towards the bed.
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Feng Shui of HDB Waterway Sunbeam with stacks that face the tributary drain:- Block 662B with stacks #676 #678 & #680 and also Block 662C stacks #694 & #696 are influenced by the water in the Tributary drian and it's flow e.g. left to right or right to left depending on the Flying star directions of these 5 stacks of flats.
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Orange coloured out-door plastic chairs...
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Keat Hong Pride Sales Brochure: Site Plan and Floor Plans keat-hong-pride.pdf Lease Commencement Date: Year 2016 Feng Shui of HDB Keat Hong Pride N2 and S2 stacks/facing are very rare in this development. Majority of the stacks/units in this development either face N3 or S3. And a few stacks/units face NE1/SW1.
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I cannot help but notice the distinctive sloping roof-line. Reminds one of the distinctive roof-lines of the small Potong Pasir estate. Looks like the next elections may be in September 2015. And looks like it may be just after the Chinese 7th month i.e. after 12 September 2015, this year!
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For the attached, type of layout, there are three possible kitchen entrances. One client after seeing all three options decided to opt for Option 3.
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Oops! It's too late if one has already booked Towers/stacks at lower levels close to the future proposed Petrol Station. The concern, here is that of fumes from the underground petrol reservoir and the daily pumping of gas (petrol / diesel) and the fumes flowing towards nearby stacks/units.Especially if one's unit is at a lower floors of Towers 38, 40, 42, 46 This type of layout within a site will always have (some) sharp corners of blocks aimed to wards its neighbours. Such as poison arrows from #21, #41, #42, #54 & #55
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Regrettably, it appears that the cooling in the property market is not likely to improve anytime soon. During my second visit to the new development, Waterscape@Cavenagh, I arrived at the condominium and made my way towards the basement lift. As I approached, a well-dressed woman entered the corridor. Just as the lift doors were about to close, she hurriedly joined me inside and initiated a conversation by asking, "Are you an owner here?" Inwardly, I thought to myself, "How unfortunate! She is probably trying to generate business for her company." The clues were evident, as she was carrying samples of carpet tiles. These are indeed challenging times for property agen…
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1. Majority of the stacks/units in Coco Palms face either Period 8 N3 or S3. 2. While only some of Block's 19 and 33 either faces E3 or W3. 3. In modern times, we now have digital maps and sites like : onemap.sg that uses govern data survey maps to draw an outline of the completed buildings. Another useful site is: streetdirectory.com. 3.1. Here, I have found using both onemap.sg and streetdirectory.com to confirm that both sites have identical orientation of the blocks and compass bearings. (Please see attachment). 4. Once a while, we do get inaccurate North marking on sales brochures of some developments. For example, when I used a protractor on the sitemap provided by…
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99 year leasehold properties : be it a condo unit or a HDB flat. Plus not next to or walking distance to an MRT station. Ouch! It hurts!
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Bartley Residences ... slowly taking shape.... hill-side first then "downwards"...
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Recently, a client asked me whether, should he consider buying a semi-detached: marked in red as "X" in the attachment. He was also concerned with the road "leading" towards the newly TOP semi-detached. home. He is correct to be concerned. The stretch of road marked as "A" and highlighted in bold yellow is not advantages to that home.
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Flying Star Compass Readings
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Project Name: The Whitley Residences Development Type: Strata Landed (Semi-Detached Houses and Terraces) Developer: Hoi Hup Sunway Property Pte Ltd District: 11 Address: Whitley Road ( Former Whitley Heights ) Tenure: Freehold (Estate in Fee Simple) Unit Mix: Unit Type Size range Number of Units Strata Terraces (Corner + Intermediate) 4800 - 6620 sqft 2 + 1 Strata Semi Detached 5199 - 7104 sqft 58 Total No. of Units: 61 units Expected TOP: Jan 2017 A small development. Frontage = full glass (view) = privacy issues...
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Soon to be launched NeWest mixed development. NeWest is built on the former Hong Leong Garden Shopping Centre with an highly unusual 956 Years Tenure. Consisting of 141 Shops and 136 Residential Units. Commercial: Supermarket: 1 unit Restaurants: 44 units Kiosk: 31 units Retail: 65 units Residential: Triplex 3-Storey Villa: 77 units Apartments: 51 units Penthouse: 8 units This two bedroom layout shows the air-con ledge (BRIGHT YELLOW) at the frontage of the unit. In fact, the air-con compressors are just outside of Bedroom 1: what a waste of the FRONTAGE.
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Two more Feng Shui friendly layouts. Of course, this development Treasure Trove does have a few stacks that have the stove directly opposite the wc.... but they are further apart then some other developments. Please see attachment: odd-one out.jpg
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In case a bed is placed in this family room; try to avoid placing it as shown in the attachment.
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We humans each have a birthdate. Likewise, under Flying Star Feng Shui, one must also ascertain the "birthdate" of the house. On the first page of all HDB valuation report(s) would list down the date the lease started on a specific flat. Under Para 4) Details of Property: Tenure: 99 years wef from 1 Jun 2000. (This example)
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Wow! A high end completed TOP development that is fully unsold! Treasure at Balmoral
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Impact of cooling measures introduced on 11 Jan 2011 18th January 2013 Summary For those smart people who do not want to waste their time reading all the details: The Singapore Property Market has become one with very low upside potential in the medium term (3 ? 5 years), but with quite significant downside risks. Low upside because: The govt is committed to not letting the prices to go up significantly. High Downside because: Huge supply (200 k units), and lower demand (reduction of foreign labour). Possible course of action if you agree with the above analysis : If you do not have any sentimental or intangible value for your apartment, it is perhaps a good time to s…
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Six million plus population in Singapore....
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A picture tells a thousand words....
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Excluding prices of Riversails (Just launched)....
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Again this reminds me of the glut in property launches.... Stamp duty covered... and finally, when property developers start introducing "Furniture vouchers"; this reminds me of the slump in property demand around the year 2001....
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