Cecil Lee

Annual visits are not compulsory for most of my clients. This is because for eg. every year we have an additional 500 clients. Logically, if all 500 clients want an annual review on top of the existing client base. How to complete the annual review(s) even over three months? Two major reasons for an annual or a one-time review for that specific year: Senario 1: Annual reviews are often needed when suddenly for that year.. some clients have some issues that need to be looked into: health, wealth and /or relationships. Senario 2: Or some clients want peace of mind for the coming year. Possible hidden agenda of a Feng Shui Master: Some FS masters want their clients to do an annual .. many do it most likely for the purpose of making extra money or greed got hold of them. To be realistic.. the Feng Shui period will change as this cycle is from 2004 to 2023. And 2024 to 2043 is a new cycle. Wealth luck will change. And perhaps, more clients may want to take up an annual review. Annual review costs at my end is around $288/- for homes. As I mentioned, not everyone wants to do it. And thus I always advice some of my clients that this is not compulsory annually.

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Parc Komo at Jalan Mariam by CECL Real Estate Development Pte Ltd (Formerly Changi Gardens) Launching soon...

Coastline Residences at 7 and 9 Amber Road by SL Capital (3) Pte Ltd This development consists of 2 blocks of 21 storey flat development with basement,swimming pool, sky terraces and communal facilities Tenure: Freehold Expected TOP: 13 December 2022. Under Flying Stars Period 8 chart. Site Area: 3620.9 sqm Total Units: 144 units

Lee shifu, Thank you very much for your time this morning.

In order to be considered a sha qi: the test is to stand say .. inside the master bedroom looking out of the window(s). The good news is the concept: "If cannot be seen, it is no longer a threat, applies". Thus for the master bedroom, since this is a window; the installation of a day curtain. Or if this is the fringe of the master bedroom, curtains can be drawn to this side of the window and if one stands inside the master bedroom looking out.. and cannot see the pole .. there is no threat. Futhermore, if you have vehicles that are parked inside your home such that it blocks the pole's view.. again. this is acceptable. Not withstanding that one has to purchase a vehicle and sit idle in the home.. LOL.

Sengkang Grand Residences by CapitaLand and CDL at Bangkok MRT launching 2019 A new mixed development at Buangkok MRT Expected TOP Estimated 2022 - 2023 Tenure 99 years No. of Units Approximately 682 units Vacant possession will be 30 Nov 2023

This is also a charm. The only difference is it looks more classy.. or ATAS that’s all... Location: Senja Green

Heavy vehicles no longer park here! After nearly three years of living with noise and dust, This “white pollution” can actually affect Feng Shui. Some people say that, in the future, you might not see the hospital anymore. I remember the two condos in Yishun, Emerald and Sapphire, where units next door could see into the pool of the neighboring development—almost as if the pool belonged to their own condo.

Visited today. The client just bought the last unit there. Vines are nicely covering the ventilation holes. Rounded pool bollard lights are a good passive feature. While you can still bump into them, it’s much better than dealing with sharp angles.

Coins placement in an official’s room

Coins placement at an undisclosed commercial business entity

Hi Robert, wanted to say thank you so much for the explanation . Thank you

This old development to be replaced by....

My last visit was last year (2018) where a client of mine asked me to go down to her existing home at Normanton Park to discuss the Feng Shui of her new home. These are some of the photos taken of the former Normanton Park (enbloc):- Typically HDB styled development. Built specifically to cater for the SAF in the 1970's.

April 2019: "ONE NORMANTON OBTAINED A NO-SALE LICENCE" (Or rather the developer kena this kind of infamous luck) Yes! Best not to be given such a notice... Oh Dear! "I SMELL A RAT!" as the RATs are the ones that spilled the beans on us! Thus this is why we are slap with a "no-sale" licence !!@#$##@@!@## CFO: "How come?" CEO: "I am only following SGP's culture of no blame on the HEADS!" Hit with "no-sale" licence. (April 2019) Simply means can still commence construction. But not allowed to sell any units as yet. (Or even strictly speaking.. until TOP is obtained.. Wah? Die lah?) How to get funding?? If no progressive payments from new Subsiday Proprietors... Oh-dear! The authorities had previously found this developer had deviated especially for the windows, barriers and common storey shelter at their last project "Kingsford Waterbay" in Upper Serangoon View. Accordingly URA is also getting feedback from these "TIKUS". With 1,900 units, this development is 2nd largest development while Treasure at Tampines TOPs for this year 2019. The former Normanton Park enbloc itself was a pretty site. As the blocks are well spaced out. Lots of greenery! Other than for the above hiccup! Hopefully the developer do justice to this former development. Some of the former Normanton Park photos can be found in this forum... P.S. Tikus is a Malay word meaning: Rat. As in? "I smell a RAT" LOL... Please note that the above story line about the CEO, CFO is simply pure FICTION. But unfortunately the No-Sale Licence is for REAL = obtained in April 2019. Please check with the developer for the current status as Geomancy.net is not responsible for follow-ups or sudden relaxation of rules (if any) by the relevant authorities such as URA, BCA etc..

Uptown @ Farrer @ Perumal Road by Low Keng Huat (Singapore) is a mixed-development . Two blocks of 21 storey high residential in total 116 units. Plus one block that is 16 storey's high service apartments with an additional 240 units. The sky terrace for this development is at the 4th storey. The commercial shops are at ground floor. Oops... this development is not pretty close to Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple. In fact, it is just a stone's throw ... the temple is this development's NEXT door neighbour! In the early years especially in the 1966's map: New World (Amusement) Park was just five (5) O'clock or SE of Uptown @ Farrer. The other two Amusement parks were at: Gay World (Geylang). The other Great World at Kim Seng Road. Then there was no internet etc... amusement include carnival rides and even wrestling matches. Oops.. side track.. sorry! Can't help but saying something about Petain Road. Petain Road also has a history. That of the traitor French General: also with this name "Petain" during 2nd World war. As he was part of the French Vichy government that sided with Germany. In fact, Petain Road should be replaced by LOL "Traitor's Road" Hahaha...

Dragon’s mouth directly facing Central Expressway (CTE):- "Bring us wealth" ....echos the MP and residents.. LOL This four claw dragon represents the rank of a prince. (Five claws are reserved for the King of Heaven or in the past represents a Chinese Emperor) This statue is as shown by the RED dot in-front of Block 85 Whampoa Drive and facing the CTE....

Under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, even if the NE MRT track is many metres below ground, it is not adviseable to purchase (any) unit that is directly above the MRT track. Although the site plan for Parkwood Collection has yet to be published. I strongly believe that above the MRT track (as highlighed) in yellow may often be just service road / garden etc.. not housing where there may be piling work above the MRT train tracks.. oops... This is a macro map of the area in 1966:- Generally prior to the HDB Hougang New Town, the area remains much the same. With an addition of Lor 1, Realty Park service road. This road was created more as a service road for the stretch of landed homes to the NW of Parkwood Collection. Thus the estate within Parkwood Collection is predominantly a private housing estate. To South-East of Parkwook is the ground zero of HDB Hougang Town. Where Blocks 1, 2 etc. are located. Blocks 1, 2... are one of the oldest HDB blocks or pioneering blocks in HDB Hougang Town. Location: W is where Aljunied Hougang Town Council has a water feature:- Today, directly opposite this development, to it's SW is the Workers Party Aljunied Hougang Town Council (Hougang Office). Outside this office is a "Feng Shui Water feature" thing... Go take a look if you have the time... (Somewhere in this forum I have posted some photos of this water feature thing)...

Parkwood Collection is a vacant plot of land Sold to the developer by Government Land Sales. Although the site has been fenced up. At the time of writing, this development will be launching soon (2nd Quarter 2019)

Revisited.. this sign is near to the coffee shop within West Valley Actually the coffee shop’s advertisement can be seen behind this photo at block 447

Jervois Prive (Former Jervois Green) = Freehold with a total of 45 units. Location: The site has not changed since 1966:- Location, location, location = Fairly good Shapes and Forms location. Today, predominantly surrounded mostly by landed properties and private apartments.

35 Gilstead at 35 Gilstead Road by Tee Land (formerly Casa Contendere) Tenure: Freehold (Estate in Fee Simple) Address: 35 Gilstead Road, Singapore 309079 District 11 Units Mix: 1 Bedroom + Study (14 Units) 2 Bedroom (27 Units) 3 Bedroom (24 Units) 3 Bedroom Penthouse (5 Units) Total Units: Around 70 Units No. of Blocks/Levels: 3 Blocks, 5 Storey Car Park Lots: 70 Car Park lots + 2 Handicap lots Expected TOP Date: 31 December 2022 Site Area: Approximately 37,972 sqft Architect: Metaphor Design + Architecture Pte Ltd 2019's street directory map of 35 Gilstead Road In 1966, the location where 35 Gilstead sits on has not changed very much. Gentle Road has been straighten but still where it is. While the original curved Gilstead Road that meets Dunearn Road has replaced Buckley Road making the Gilstead estate larger/ more internal developments:- Otherwise, the area around 35 Gilstead Road is / was predominantly private housing estate. One distinctive feature is 10 O'clock from 35 Gilstead Road: where Anglo-Chinese Secondary School is now no longer at Barker Road. Location, location, location: Overall has good Shapes and Forms Feng Shui.

Since 1966, the plot (RV Altitude ) and its surrounds and roads have not changed at all. This side of the land to the North of River Valley Road is predominantly purely for housing. High marks for Location, location and location.