HDB Plantation Village @ Tengah BTO launched in November 2019

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HDB Sales Information

Bounded by Tengah Drive and Plantation Crescent, Plantation Village is conveniently located next to an upcoming MRT station. The development comprises 15 residential blocks with heights ranging from 6 to 15 storeys.

With a Neighbourhood Centre located within the development, Plantation Village will offer a wide range of dining and shopping options right next to home. Restaurants, shops, a childcare centre, an education centre, and a Residents' Committee Centre are conveniently located here as well.

Landscaped courtyards and roof gardens within Plantation Village are designed for residents to meet and interact with each other, and foster a strong community spirit at Plantation Village. Outdoor facilities such as fitness stations and playgrounds can be found within Plantation Village, as well as at the adjacent common green.

You can choose from 1,420 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-, 4-, and 5-room flats.

About Plantation District

Key amenities such as a Community Club, Neighbourhood Centre, and a shopping street will line the Plantation Farmway, making it a vibrant spot for residents to gather.

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HDB Information: Expected Lease Commencement Date falls within Flying Star Feng Shui Period borderline of 8 / 9

 

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Case Study 1: Look out for the location of the common rubbish chute lobby with two bins each: Recyle and common bins.

1. Today all HDB bin lobbys have two bins: a recycle bin and a common bin.

2. Under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, it is best to avoid purchasing two stacks: Block 125A stack #275 and Block 125B stack #277.

3. There is a stigma attached to the common bin / bin lobby visible from the main door.

3.1. It is difficult to shake-off stigmas. For example, just imagine having visitors to your unit. And having to hear: "How come you buy such a unit?" or "I read somewhere that it is inauspicious like this."

3.2. Your family invested money and now.. perhaps feel uneasy about it. Furthermore, in the near future, adding salt to one's wound; potential buyers will try to "low-ball" you.

 

 

 

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Case Study 2: Although this link is primarily for ECs/condos; however, is quite useful as general knowledge...

 

 

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Case Study 3: Any concern with the Bin Centre (Pneumatic Waste Conveyance System) PWCS?

1. Common sense says to avoid purchasing a unit just beside the PWCS.

2. Thus #231 #233 and #235 should be your last conseration!

3. There is always a stigma with stacks/units facing the PWCS especially stacks 267 and 265. In addition, these two stacks are also directly facing the PWCS + Electrical Sub-station.

4. Contrast this to HDB Tampines Green Glen where the PWCS is literally out-of-sight and out-of-mind.2. This PWCS is neatly tucked away with the Electrical Sub-Station (ESS) attched to the MSCP. Kudos there! Not this development-:(

5. Conservatively, or in our local language, let's be Kiasu and Kiasee and TRY, yes TRY to avoid purchasing a unit within the RED boxed area!

6. If you really don't have a choice.. at least purchase a unit that looks away from the PWCS. Further stacks such as 241 seems okay. Stacks 273 and 275 maybe okay.. But I will discuss these two stacks in another Part/Case Study as these stacks especially low floors may face into the Precinct Pavilion.

7. However, if one has heard the nightmare / education required / several circulars of some exisiting condos e.g. CDL developments like The Venue etc... their is some learning curve as to what not to throw into the respective unit's common bins.

7.1. Else, the management or for this case the Town Council may frequently sent circulars "not to abuse" these bins.

7.2. For CDL developments... above these PWCS, there is often a signage with as many as 8 or more icons telling people not to throw this, or that or that... !

Related resource :

Case Study 4: Any concern with the Bin Centre (PneumaticWaste  Conveyance System) PWCS?1. Great that for HDB Tampines Green Glen, the PWCS is literally out-of-sight and out-of-mind.2. This PWCS is neatly tucked away with the Electrical Sub-Station (ESS) attched to the MSCP. Kudos,...

Need some learning curve.. as residents at a recent development found out... High Park  Residences at Fernvale, Sengkang..

Paid a visit on 8.12.2019...

Previously CDL project also had this issue: The Venue at Potong Pasir...

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Case Study 4: Potential Sha Qi (Poison arrow) from sharp corner of neighbouring development aimed towards four stacks in HDB Plantation Village

1. It is highly possible that these four stacks: #217, #341, #405 & #461 may be affected from sharp corner of neighbouring development's sharp corner.

2. Please note that this list may not be exhaustive. As I did a quick sampling of this estate.

3. Often if the sharp corner has to be aimed towards a unit's opening such as the living room window(s) and or a bedroom window to be classified as a poison arrow.

4. To be 100% sure, it is best to be physically present at the unit.. standing inside all windows and looking outwards to check.

4.1. If the sharp corner or poison arrow is aimed towards the middle windows of the living room.. harder to cure.. given that it is not possible to draw down the curtains all day long.

4.2. Often a simple cure is: "If cannot see the threat, it no longer becomes an issue"....

5. On the safe side... do be hesitant.. when looking at these stacks..

 

 

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Case Study 5: Is there any issue if my unit looks into the Precinct Pavilion (PP)?

1. The main concern is that wakes/funerals are unplanned. And sometimes, it may even occur during one's festive day such as 1st or 2nd day of Chinese New Year. 

2. Frankly, newer developments seems to have less funeral or wake activities than aging estates. But we may never know, here.

3. If possible, try to avoid low floors (e.g. at least 2nd to 5th storeys) of these stacks:-

#273
#275
#277
#279
#429
#431

3.1 While if there are activities, here, one may hear sounds coming from the PP:-
#245
#271
#281
#307
#423
#475

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Case 6A: Type 1 Sha Qi from potential poison arrow(s) from a neighbouring Block's sharp corner

1. There are potential poison arrows, here:-

From #227 aimed towards #209
From #289 aimed towards #309
From #295 aimed towards #327
From #455 aimed towards #473
From #467 aimed towards #211

2. How can I be sure that these stacks/units are 100% affected?

2.1. As mentioned under above Case Study 4, the only certainty is to be physically on-site to confirm this. For example, hopefully the sharp corner is not aimed towards an open window of a unit.

Note: This is a sampling exercise. And it is not exhaustive to identify other potential poison arrows (if any).

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Case 6B: Type 2 Sha Qi from potential poison arrow(s) where the unit faces the side of another unit.

1. In this example, stack #285 is affected by the Type 2 Sha Qi. The Sha Qi comes from stack #309.

2. In addition from around 12pm and depending on the floor level of the unit, the frontage of stack #309 also also get the reflected sunlight glare from the sidewall of stack #309.

3. Thus the higher one's unit is at #309, the longer the duration of exposure to this glare.

4. The glare from the sidewall of #309 also depends on the painted exterior wall. If the wall is painted white or light colours.. the higher the intensity of the glare perhaps around 12pm to maybe even 3 or 3.40pm.

5. In addition, from stack #285, one can also look towards the yard area of both stacks #311 and #309. 

More examples of Type 2 Sha Qi can be found under this link:-

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Hi! Are you new here?

Please don't waste each others time by posting certain questions....

Also this forum is not interested about my birthday or what I would like to buy.

Also forum users here are also not interested in your birthday or whether you are considering stack #209 or #309 etc...

Anyway all messages in this forum needs to be verified. Go ahead... the posting will not see day-light.. LOL

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Case Study 7: The unit numbering of this development always ends at a odd number.

1. For example: #03-395, #05-391 etc...

2. Thus there will never be a #04-144, #14-44 etc... As some Chinese consider such numbers inauspicious.

3. As these are at least three digit numbers other than the floor levels, there is also no "13".

4. Actually this unlucky number 13 has more to do with a western influence:

4.1. In my opinion Singapore Airlines in the past adopted this perhaps felt that they should pamper the westerners ... and till this day.. in all my flights at the front of the plane, where I sit around these numbers,

4.2. I always try to observe it. And yes, so far, I yet to see a #13 seat

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Case Study 8: Flying Star Feng Shui of Plantation Village

1. Predominantly, this development has stacks that are:

N2, S2, E2, W2, NE2, NW2 and SW2 facing directions.