Cecil Lee

A warm welcome! 1. This has more to do with symbolism than Feng Shui. 2. Traditionally for the Chinese who live in a landed property. If a person goes (dies) and if the body is bought into the home for the last rites; the head is brought in first. 3. When the funeral procession to the burial site or cremation site; the LEGs go out of the house first! 4. This account for your above concern "Not to have the legs face the door" even when sleeping. 5. It is good that your bed has two doors. And as you mentioned, no need always have two doors opened. As such, it is "wise" to close the door where you marked in BLUE. 5.1. In the above instance, no need for a screen not so much as a foot rest. As a foot rest serves no purpose to block the foot unless the foot rest is higher than the foot... 5.2. Even if the bed faces the bedroom door. But if one does not sleep on the side facing the door then again - really not an issue. 6. If so, rest easy.. and have a great sleep ahead! Cheers!

Normanton Park was built in the 1970’s specifically for the Singapore Armed Forces personnel. A typical 5 bedroom point-block flats The sale price was a whopping $830.1 million. And is considered the largest collective sale price for a 99 year leasehold property. In fact, this Chinese development in addition to the above needs to top up $231.1 million to "reset" this property to a new 99 year lease. By October everyone has to clear out. On average each owner received $1.6 million. Paid a final visit to this site..before This October where the new owners / developer reclaim their land.

Photographs captured on July 8, 2018. Some piling operations commenced.

Part 5 = What do you see here? Oops! Hey! What's this doing here? Dono? Here goes... I see "A skinny ELF with crooked toe + hairy legs wearing a green shoe"

Part 4 - A close look at Sale Brochure Site plan features and functional areas in the development:- 1. Some other developments are more upfront with facilities that are compulsory but deter buyers. 1.1 For example in Riverfront Residences site plan; the developer clearly have a heading: Ancillary areas where the location of the Bin Centre, Substation and Emergency Backup Generator Set (EBGS) are indicated on the site plan. 1.2 For smaller developments some do not have the EBGS. But what about the location of the Bin Centre and Substation? Please take note of the location and it's relation to your potential purchase (if any). 1.3. A unit close-by to a Bin Centre is a no-no. Even overlooking or have a view of the Bin Centre is the last thing one should consider. 1.4. Although there is no concrete evidence of the effects of living close to a substation; however, there is a strong stigma attached by many that it is inauspicious to live next to or close to a substation. Since this is the case, why give yourself the unnecessary concern. It may also affect the subsequent resale value of the unit. 1.4 This is a huge piece of equipment. (Around the size of one or more container trucks depending on how many are needed for a development). Often, it is placed at a distance away from the blocks. Rarely used. But they do test this equipment once in a while. But most likely in smaller developments may not have this. 2. Are you addicted to BBQ smell. Or love the aroma of BBQ or cooking smells. If so, it is a happy marriage. But many prefer not to have a unit close-by to this. As the smell can last quite long especially the winds blow into one's unit. 2.1. For privacy issues, many would prefer to not purchase a unit facing or beside a BBQ , Cooking or Dining pavilion. Here, invited guests or activities may disturb our privacy. And such pavilions may be a magnet for ants etc... 3. Kids water play, kids playhouse: 3.1. Some want a quiet weekend and on public holidays. If you are the kind who likes serenity; then best to stay clear of units facing and even up to 8th storey high near to such places of activities. 3.2 However, if you love such sounds.. go ahead.. make your day.. not mine... 3.3 Clearly kids pool not indicated... 4. Others like waterfall lounge ... some like the sounds of a waterfall.. some don't.. 5. No mention of where are the changing rooms etc.. Changing rooms are usually located near the the club-house and multi-purpose room. Larger developments may have a few of these strategically located. 6. From past experience, often the last to be sold are units facing the afternoon sun and facing directly the guard room. 7. Is the rubbish bin centre and bin collection point at basement or close-by to Upper Serangoon Road side? Alternatively closer to the location with "Woodleigh Lane" highlighted below?

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