Cecil Lee

Last month (March 2017), this development: Parc Riviera had sold a total of 114 units. From what I heard from one of my clients who had just bought a unit, here. Seems like all 1 bedroom units were fully sold-out. And the second most popular in terms of sales are the 2 bedroom units. From what I understand, many newly launched developments also share this same trend. Most likely 1 bedroom units have a higher ratio of investors especially for those who had already reaped the benefit from their first generation 99 years HDB flats. And opt to invest perhaps for rental of this second unit.

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Credit: The Sunday Times, Singapore 02 April 2017 Another iconic landmark: No. 22 Hillside Drive known as Lakshmi Villa by mid-June 2017 will be torn down as it was expensive to up-keep and maintain this property. Formerly it was jointly built via a joint-venture with Mr Benson Ho, 60, a property developer from Invest-Ho Property to develop this 20,000 square feet property. What was unique to this property is that it has one of the last "clear" wells in Singapore. And the family regards this "clear" water as good luck. In the 1950's most bungalows in Katong area for example were only 10,000 square feet. Thus, this site was double the usual bungalow size. This plot by today's standard is large. In it's place are two condominiums.

An interesting article on young working Singaporeans in the funeral business Credit: Sunday Times 2.4.17 Mr Lyndon Leong, a 22 year old enlisted army officer as funeral home director of The Life Celebrant Ms Nicole Chong 22 one of the youngest embalmers in Singapore. She had already handled more than 500 bodies. She works at her brothers business: Serenity Casket and Funerals.

Please use the search feature in this forum for e.g "altar". There are already lots of reading materials and guidelines. And at least 20 pages full of links:- Altar position equation76 posted a topic in General Help ...Please advise which is the best position for my Buddhist and ancestoraltar . In fact, when I was watching some Taiwan fengshui program. They always said that it is not advisable to had a toilet, kitchen stove and bedroom behind thealtar . Given the space constraint, I don't think anyone is... 4 hours ago altar Which location foraltar ? JND posted a topic in General Help ...please advise me where can I place thealtar for the below floor plan.Altar consist of Guan Yin, Guan Gong and Tua Pek Gong. Main door is facing North East. Many thanks in advance. November 14, 2016 6 replies Which location foraltar ? Cecil Lee replied to JND's topic in General Help Traditionally Chinese altars must adhere to the auspicious dimensions of the Chinese carpenter ruler known commonly as the Feng Shui ruler. To be considered auspicious, bother the TOP and bottom wordings must be red. The TOP on its own represents Yang or for the living. Guess what the botto... March 18 6 replies Which location foraltar ? Cecil Lee replied to JND's topic in General Help ...1 This is why it is a common perception some of us feel when they consider the placement of analtar . Especially for gods like Guan Kong. 1.2 Plus an added bonus of a Two in one privacy partition. 1.3 Sometimes there is no other viable choice. If so refer to Para 1. 2. Ot... March 18 6 replies Layout planning of landed properties & common sense Cecil Lee posted a topic in Feng Shui Tips & Guidelines ...a guest bed on the ground floor or above analtar . 2. For the 2nd storey, just make sure that the stove is not directly above one's bed which may be directly above the kitchen. February 27 3 replies

Hope you understand. Each development has many stacks. Multiply this with hundreds of developments. There is simply no way I can do so. Just last 7 days.. same type of requests > 3. Furthermore, too focused.. of no value to a wider audience.

The coffee shop situated at Block 159 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4, which overlooks AMK Town Garden West, raises considerable concerns about its cleanliness. The existence of germs is quite troubling. It is recommended to refrain from visiting this establishment, as the staff are probably using the restroom facilities, which raises concerns about the safety of consuming food from this venue. The yellow fabric might first appear to be satisfactory; however, it can potentially contain fecal bacteria and a range of other microorganisms. Take note of these two unattractive panels in the men's restroom. Where is our NEA? How could this be allowed? This raises significant concerns about food preparation, particularly that of the stallholders. It is rather unappealing. The core message is that I have a profound dislike for utilizing restrooms in "Japanese style" restaurants or in the residences of others if such conditions are apparent.

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Similar examples of potential poison arrows. One example is the roof-line of a school in Pungggol vs The Amore EC

Examples or illustrations of Potential poison arrows from roof-lines of other locations ...

This plot reminds me of the Tip or apex of Upper Serangoon Road. Where around 3 or 4 years ago the last few developments had maxed out the apex of Upper Serangoon Road e.g. HDB Hougang Capeview. Both this plot and HDB Hougang Capeview have in common is that they are on the "morning sun side". This Yishun plot is also at apex of Yishun Ave 1 before it turns towards Seletar west aerospace industry. Thanks to the Seletar Highway..and Seletar aerospace industry the accessibility to this site is a plus point. The difference is that water view units would have to content with Yishun Ave 1 /Ave 8 traffic noise. But a wonderful morning view of Lower Seletar Reservoir. Once this site is up; majority of the once virgin land at the upper stretch of Yishun Avenue 1 would be almost built-up. Good Luck to all new purchases of these four new plots. Overall, there four plots don't look too bad based on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui. In particular the Marsiling plot is squarish. Except that one has to be more careful of units close-by to the petrol station and the spine of the cross on a church. As this can be considered as a poison arrow.

Geylang Plot: Although this site is within Geylang zone; but at best it should be called the borderline fringe. As in my opinion; it seems to be closer to the electorial boundary of Mountbatten (f I am not mistaken) As the major point of entry is from Old Airport Road / Mountbatten vs Guillemard. Next to the vacant former 1st SIR camp. Overall, location, location and location.. worth looking into..

The four locations for May 2017's launch: 1. Yishun 2. Marsiling 3. Bidadari (Toa Payoh-Potong Pasir) 4. Geylang These two are less attractive:

Nan Hua High School's Block 41 has a roof-line that could be a potential poison arrow aimed towards The Clementi Canopy's Tower 16's specific storey. Depending on the height of each individual storey of either Nan Hua High and The Clementi Canopy; it may slice towards one of the storeys. Best to see that it is not a threat; if one collects the keys and suddenly confronted with a flat roof-line. Sample shows the recently launched Park Place Residences roof-line. A visit to the site (Clementi Avenue 1) should give a good indicator of the sha qi (poison arrow) if any from the roof-line. Such roof-lines symbolises a blade. Hopefully, it is not aimed towards a unit's wndows or balcony openings (if any).

NE1 facing: Tower 16: with stacks 02, 03, 04 and 05 with Tower 18: 08, 09 & 10. These stacks has the auspicious water wealth #8 star at the frontage. Particularly stack #08 is considered the most auspicious. Thus, units with water position at the frontage (balcony side) can enjoy good Feng Shui. If so, the sum-of-ten can be activated for : Health, wealth and family luck. If the unit is not facing a water position, then best to place a water position at the balcony area to activate the luck. On the downside; the other sectors in such a home has bad stars that best to be disarmed or neutralised. SW1 with Tower 16: 01 and 06 and Tower 18: 07 11, 12, 13. As the water wealth #8 is at the frontage; water at the frontage is good. It will be advantages if the unit faces a pool of water especially stacks 01 and 06. Or alternatively activate a water position at the balcony area. As such overall, the unit can activate the sum-of-ten. Need though to disarm bad stars in many sectors of the home. To disarm health related considerations.

The streetdirectory readings also shows exactly either NE1 23 degrees or SW1 203 degrees. Thus other than to be on-site; it is currently safe to use these perimeters to anlayse the Flying Stars of The Clementi Canopy

Case Study 7: Queens Peak Penthouse Type PH1 Avoid a TV mounted sharing the same wall as the bed-head (if any)

Case Study 6: Queens Peak 5 Bedroom Type E1 and the suite (highlighted in yellow) is considered a protusion.

Case Study 5: Queens Peak 5 Bedroom Type E1 Not an issue if the bed-head is not sharing the same wall as the WC.

Case Study 4: Under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, it is considered inauspicious for the kitchen stove to share the same wall as the WC piping. In this illustration 2 Bedroom Type B2.

Resource: Layout Plans of Queens Peak

Case Study 3: Flying Star Feng Shui of Queens Peak 1. Depending on the individual stacks/units; this developement generally have units that are either NE or SW facing.

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