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		<title>Sticky :: TOP Dates Of Singapore Condos 3, S To Z</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><P><U>Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) Dates of Singapore Condominums - Part 3 (T to Z Except THE)</U></P>
<P><U>For " The ..... A to Z " Condomiums, please refer to Part 4 ( " The ...)</U></P>
<P><FONT color=red>Flying Star Feng Shui: <BR>Period 6 = 1964 to 1983<BR>Period 7 = 1984 to 2003<BR>Period 8 = 2004 to 2023</FONT></P>


<P>========== T ===========</P>
<P><BR>The Rivershire 1991<BR>Taipan Grand 2005<BR>Tanamera Crest 2004<BR>Tanglin Hill1982 <BR>Tanglin Hill Meadows 1997 <BR>Tanglin Park 1988 <BR>Tanglin Regency 1998 <BR>Tanglin Residences 2005 <BR>Tanglin View 2002 <BR>Tanjong Ria&nbsp; 1997 <BR>Teresa Ville 1986 <BR>Thomson 800 2000&nbsp; <BR>Thomson Euro-Asia 2002 <BR>Thomson Vale 2002 <BR>Thomson View Condominium&nbsp; 1987 <BR>Three Three Robin 2006<BR>Tiara 1995 <BR>TorieView Mansions 1995<BR>Treasure Place 2007<BR>Trellis Towers 2000 <BR>Trevose Park 1991 <BR>Tropical Spring&nbsp; 2003 <BR>Tulip Garden 1985 <BR>Twin Heights 2000 <BR>Twin Regency 2007 </P>
<P><BR>========== U ===========</P>
<P>UE Square 1997<BR>Urbana 2007 <BR>UrbanEdge @ Holland 2007</P>
<P><BR>========== V ===========</P>
<P>Valley Mansions 1970 <BR>Valley Park 1997 <BR>Varsity Park 2007 <BR>Venus Mansion 1978 <BR>Victory Heights 1997 <BR>Villa Azura 1999&nbsp; <BR>Villa Chancerita 1992&nbsp; <BR>Villa D'Este 1985 <BR>Villa De West 1995 <BR>Villa Margaux 1995&nbsp; <BR>Villa Marina&nbsp; 1999 <BR>Village Tower ( )<BR>Villas Laguna&nbsp; 1993 <BR>Visin Apartments&nbsp;&nbsp; <BR>Visioncrest Residence&nbsp; 2007 <BR>Vista Park 1985 <BR>Vistaya View&nbsp; 2003<BR>Viz @ Holland 2008 </P>
<P>========== W ===========</P>
<P>Warner Court <BR>Watten Estate 1983 <BR>Water Place 2004 <BR>Waterfront View <BR>Welkin Mansion&nbsp; <BR>West Bay 1994<BR>Westcove 2000 <BR>Westwood Apartments 1972 <BR>White Water&nbsp;2007<BR>Whitley Height 1987<BR>Wilkie&nbsp;1998 <BR>Wilkie Regency 2002 <BR>Wilmer House <BR>Wilmer Park <BR>Wilkie Vale <BR>Wing On Life Garden1982<BR>Woodgrove Condo 1999<BR>Woollerton Park (&nbsp; )</P>
<P><BR>========== X ===========</P>
<P>-- Nil --</P>
<P>========== Y ===========</P>
<P>Yew Mei Green 2000 <BR>Yishun Emerald 2002<BR>Yong An Park 1986 <BR>Yu Li Yuan 1985<BR>Yunnan Gardens (PI, II, III) 1991, 1994, 1997</P>
<P><BR>========== Z ===========</P>
<P>Zephyr Park 1993</P>]]></description>
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		<title>Sticky :: TOP Dates Of Singapore Condos 2, H To S</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><P><U>Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) Dates of Singapore Condominums - Part 2 (H to S)</U></P>
<P><U>For " The ..... A to Z " Condomiums, please refer to Part 4 ( " The ...)</U></P>
<P><FONT color=red>Flying Star Feng Shui: <BR>Period 6 = 1964 to 1983<BR>Period 7 = 1984 to 2003<BR>Period 8 = 2004 to 2023</FONT></P>


<P>========== H ===========</P>
<P>Habitat 1986<BR>Haig Court 2004<BR>Harbourlights 1998<BR>Harbour View Towers 1994&nbsp; <BR>Harvest Mansions 1999<BR>Hawaii Towers 1984 <BR>Hazel Park 2001 <BR>Heritage Apartments ( )<BR>Heritage View 2000&nbsp; <BR>High Oak 2000 <BR>High Point 1973<BR>Highgate 1995<BR>Hillcrest Arcadia 1980<BR>Hillbrooks 1999<BR>Hillington Green 2003<BR>Hillside Mansion 1993<BR>Hilltop Grove 2002<BR>Hilltops ( )<BR>Hillview 2002<BR>Hillview Heights 1996 <BR>Hillview Regency 2005<BR>Himiko Court 1983<BR>Holland Crest 1990<BR>Holland Gems<BR>Holland Hill Mansion 1985<BR>Holland Mansion (&nbsp; )<BR>Holland Mews 2004<BR>Holland Peak 1994<BR>Hollandswood Court ( )<BR>Holt Residences 2001<BR>Honolulu Tower 1985<BR>Horizon Towers 1984<BR>Horizon View 1984<BR>Hume Park 1996 </P>
<P><BR>========== I ===========</P>
<P>Icon 2007</P>
<P><BR>========== J ===========</P>
<P>Jade Mansion <BR>Jaya Tower <BR>Jervois Jade 2000 <BR>Jervois Lodge 1997<BR>Jervois Regency 2003<BR>Jewel of Balmoral 2000<BR>Juniper At Ardmore 2000</P>
<P><BR>========== K ===========</P>
<P>Keliville 2006 <BR>Kellock Lodge 1997 <BR>Kensington Park 1990 <BR>Kerrisdale&nbsp;2006 <BR>Kim Keat Lodge 2005 <BR>Kim Yam Heights 2000 <BR>Kimsia Court <BR>Kingsgrove Condominium 1992 <BR>Knox View 2004 <BR>Kovan Melody 2006<BR>Kurau Court </P>
<P><BR>========== L ===========</P>
<P>La Crystal&nbsp;1996 <BR>La Maison&nbsp;2000 <BR>La Suisse&nbsp;1994 <BR>La Ville 1987 <BR>Laguna Green 1999<BR>Lakepoint Condo&nbsp;1983<BR>Lakeshore 2007<BR>La Meyer 1994 <BR>Landbay Condominium 1999 <BR>Landmark Tower 1985 <BR>Landridge Condo 1993 <BR>Le Chateau&nbsp;1987 <BR>Le Crescendo 2006&nbsp; <BR>Leith Grove&nbsp;&nbsp;2007 <BR>Le Wood&nbsp;2000 <BR>Leedon 1997 <BR>Leedon Heights&nbsp;1986 <BR>Leonie Condotel&nbsp;1997 <BR>Leonie Gardens&nbsp;1993<BR>Leonie Hill Residences 2005<BR>Leonie Studio&nbsp; 2006 <BR>Leonie Towers&nbsp;1975 <BR>Lermit Lodge&nbsp; <BR>Lewis Lodge <BR>Limau Park&nbsp;1991 <BR>Lincoln Lodge 1989<BR>Lilydale 2003 <BR>Loyang Valley 1985 <BR>Lucky Tower 1981 </P>
<P><BR>========== M ===========</P>
<P>Mackenzie 138 2006<BR>Malvern Springs 2004<BR>Mandale Heights 2004 <BR>Mandarin Gardens&nbsp;&nbsp; 1986 <BR>Maplewoods 1997 <BR>Margate Mansion&nbsp; 1994 <BR>Marina Bay Residences ( )<BR>Maya 2007<BR>Mayfair Gardens (Yu Li Yuan) 1985<BR>Maysprings 1999 <BR>Medge 2007 <BR>Melrose Park 2000 <BR>Melville Park 1996 <BR>Meralodge&nbsp; 1997 <BR>Meraprime 2006 <BR>Merawoods 1999 <BR>Mill Point&nbsp; 2004 <BR>Minbu Court&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <BR>Minbu Villa&nbsp;&nbsp; <BR>Minton Rise Condo <BR>Mirage Tower 1997<BR>Modena 2002<BR>Monterey Park 2006 <BR>Montview 2008 <BR>Morimasa Gardens&nbsp; 1993 <BR>Moonstone Residences 2005 <BR>Moonstone View&nbsp; 2000 <BR>Moulmein Green&nbsp;&nbsp; <BR>Mount Faber Lodge 1983 <BR>Mutiara Crest 2000 <BR>Mutiara View 2000 </P>
<P>&nbsp;</P>
<P>========== N ===========</P>
<P>Nassim Jade 1999 <BR>Nassim Mansion 1977 <BR>Nassim Park 1992 <BR>Nassim Regency 1978 <BR>Nassim Ville&nbsp; <BR>Nassim Woods&nbsp; 1998 <BR>Nathanville&nbsp; 1989<BR>Neptune Court&nbsp;&nbsp; <BR>Newton 2004 <BR>Newton Euro-Asia 2002 <BR>Newton Gems&nbsp; 2004<BR>Newton Meadows 1983 <BR>Newton Suites&nbsp; 2007<BR>Normanton Park 1977<BR>Northoaks 2001 <BR>Northvale Condo 1999 <BR>Novena Lodge 1998 <BR>Novena Suites 2004 <BR>Novena Ville&nbsp; <BR>Nuovo&nbsp; 2004 </P>]]></description>
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		<title>Sticky :: TOP Dates Of Singapore Condos 4,  The</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><P><U>Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) Dates of Singapore Condominums -&nbsp;Part&nbsp;4&nbsp;( " The ... ")</U></P>
<P>========== THE ===========</P>
<P>The Aberdeen 1998<BR>The Albany 1992<BR>The Amston 1998<BR>The Abode At Devonshire 2002 S<BR>The Alcove 2004<BR>The Anchorage 1997&nbsp;<BR>The Ansley&nbsp;2004 <BR>The Ardmore&nbsp;1978 <BR>The Armadale&nbsp;2000 <BR>The Arris&nbsp;2003 <BR>The Aspine&nbsp;1992 <BR>The Aston&nbsp;&nbsp;2002 <BR>The Atria&nbsp;&nbsp;1996 </P>
<P><BR>The Balmoral 1986<BR>The Balmoral Spring&nbsp;&nbsp;2001<BR>The Baycourt&nbsp;1994 <BR>The Bayron 1998 <BR>The Bayshore&nbsp; 1999 <BR>The Beaumont 1985 <BR>The Belmont <BR>The Belvedere&nbsp;2008 <BR>The Bencoolen&nbsp;1998 <BR>The Berth By The Cove 2006<BR>The Blossomvale 1999<BR>The Botanic on Lloyd New! 2006 <BR>The Boulevard Residencesc 2005</P>
<P><BR>The Capri 1998<BR>The Cairnhill&nbsp;&nbsp;1984 Newton <BR>The Callista&nbsp;2006<BR>The Calrose&nbsp;2007 <BR>The Calypso&nbsp;2005 <BR>The Capri 1998 <BR>The Cathay Residences&nbsp;2007 <BR>The Chuan <BR>The Claremont 2001 <BR>The Claymore&nbsp;1985<BR>The Clayton&nbsp;1998 <BR>The Clearwater&nbsp;2002 <BR>The Clementvale 2002<BR>The Colonnade&nbsp;1988 <BR>The Cornwall&nbsp; 2005<BR>The Country Esquire 1992<BR>The Countryside 1997<BR>The Courtyard 1995</P>
<P><BR>The Daffodil 1999<BR>The Dew&nbsp;2004 <BR></P>
<P>The Eden At Tampines&nbsp;2001 <BR>The Edge On Cairnhill&nbsp;2002 <BR>The Equatorial&nbsp;2002 <BR>The Esquire&nbsp;1989&nbsp; <BR>The Estoril 1984</P>
<P><BR>The Floravale 2002<BR>The Florida 2001<BR>The Fortune View 1999</P>
<P><BR>The Gardens at Bishan 2005<BR>The Glencaird Residences 2000<BR>The Glenwood Regency&nbsp;1985<BR>The Greenwood 1999<BR>The Grange 2008 </P>
<P><BR>The Hacienda 1985 <BR>The Heliconia 2004 <BR>The Hermitage 1999 <BR>The Hillside 2001 <BR>The Horizon 2003 <BR>The Huntington 2000</P>
<P><BR>The Imperial&nbsp; 2006 </P>
<P><BR>The Jade 23 2004 </P>
<P><BR>The Ladyhill 2003 <BR>The Legacy 2000<BR>The Legend 1996 <BR>The Levelz 2004 <BR>The Light @ Cairnhill&nbsp;2004 <BR>The Lighthouse 2004 <BR>The Linc&nbsp; 2006<BR>The Linear&nbsp; 2006 <BR>The Lincoln Modern 2003 <BR>The Loft 2002 <BR><BR>The Madeira 2002 <BR>The Makena 1999 <BR>The Marbella&nbsp;2005 <BR>The Mayfair 2000 <BR>The Merasaga&nbsp;1995 <BR>The Metz&nbsp;2009 <BR>The Meyer Place&nbsp; <BR>The Montana&nbsp;2002 <BR>The Morningside&nbsp;1992 <BR></P>
<P>The Nexus 2007<BR></P>
<P>The Oceanfront @ <BR>The Oxley 1997 <BR></P>
<P>The Park Vale&nbsp;1997 <BR>The Paterson&nbsp;2004<BR>The Paterson Edge&nbsp;1999<BR>The Peak 1988<BR>The Pearl @ Mount Faber <BR>The Petals 2002&nbsp; <BR>The Pier at Robertson 2006 <BR>The Plaza&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <BR>The Princeton 1999 <BR></P>
<P>The Quayside 1999 <BR>The Quintet 2006 <BR></P>
<P>The Raintree 2008 <BR>The Regalia 1993 <BR>The Riverside Piazza 1996&nbsp;&nbsp; <BR></P>
<P>The Sail @ Marina Bay 2009 <BR>The Seaview 2008&nbsp; <BR>The Sentinel <BR>The Serenade @ Holland 2004 <BR>The Shelford 2005 <BR>The Sierra 1998 <BR>The Sovereign 993 <BR>The Spectrum 2006 <BR>The Spinnaker 2000 <BR>The Springbloom 1999 <BR>The Springs 2003 <BR>The Sterling 2000 <BR>The Summit 1994 <BR>The Sunshine 2003 <BR></P>
<P>The Taipan 2003 <BR>The Tanamera 1994 <BR>The Tessarina 2003<BR>The Tomlinson 2003<BR>The Trevose 2001<BR>The Tropica 2001 <BR>The Twins 2002 <BR></P>
<P>The Ventana 2005 <BR>The Verve 2011 <BR></P>
<P>The Warren 2004 <BR>The Waterina&nbsp; 005 <BR>The Waterside 1993 <BR>The Wilshire&nbsp; 1984 <BR>The Windmill <BR>The Woodsvale 2001<BR></P>
<P>The Yardley 2005 </P>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><P>Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) Dates of Singapore Condominums - Part 1 (A to G)</P>
<P>======= NUMBERS ========</P>
<P>1 King Albert Park&nbsp; 1997<BR>7 Draycott Drive 2000<BR>8 Eden Grove 2000<BR>9 Holland Hill 1997<BR>18 Anderson Road 1992<BR>28 Shelford 1994<BR>90 Holland Road 1995</P>
<P><BR>========== A ===========</P>
<P>Allsworth Park 1985<BR>Alwyn Park 1992<BR>Amber Glades 1990<BR>Amber Park 1986<BR>Amber Point 1990<BR>Ampas Apartments 1990<BR>Angullia View 1987<BR>Aquarius By The Park 2002<BR>Arcadia Garden 1983<BR>Ardisia Gardens 1997<BR>Ardmore Park 2001<BR>Ardmore Point 1985<BR>Arthur Mansions 1993<BR>Ashley Green 1996<BR>Asia Gardens 1985<BR>Asimont Garden 1986<BR>Aspen Heights 1999<BR>Aston Mansions 1999<BR>Astor Green 1995<BR>Astoria Park 1998<BR>Astrid Meadows 1990<BR>Astridville 1985<BR>Aura Park 1987<BR>Ava Towers 1993<BR>Avalon 2000<BR>Avenue Villas 1997<BR>Avila Gardens 1995<BR>Avila Terrace 1996<BR>Avon Park 1991<BR>Azalea Park 1996</P>
<P><BR>========== B ===========</P>
<P>Bgnall Court 1991<BR>Balestier Plaza 1985<BR>Balestier Point 1988<BR>Balestier Regency 1990<BR>Balestier Towers 1991<BR>Ballota Park 2000<BR>Balmeg Court 1983<BR>Balmoral 1992 <BR>Balmoral Gardens 1981<BR>Balmoral Gate 1994<BR>Balmoral Green 1986<BR>Balmoral Plaza 1994<BR>Balmoral Tower 1980<BR>Balmy Court 1998 <BR>Banyan Deluxe Resort 1995<BR>Banayn Park 1998<BR>Banyan Villas 2005<BR>Bartley Terrace 1990<BR>Bartley Villas 1996<BR>Bassein Court 1993<BR>Bayshore Park 1986<BR>Bayville 1996<BR>Beaverton Court 1984<BR>Bedok Court 1985<BR>Bedok Ria 1993<BR>Beechwood Terrace 1998<BR>Belgravia Park 1995<BR>Belle Vue 1986<BR>Beverly Hills 1983<BR>Beverly Mai 1974 <BR>Binjai Crest 2004<BR>Birchwood Mansions 1991<BR>Birmingham Mansions 1998<BR>Bishan 8 2000<BR>Bishan Park 1994<BR>Blossom Mansions 1995<BR>Blossom View 1998<BR>Boon Teck Aparments 1991<BR>Boon Teck Tower 1984<BR>Bougainvilla Apartments 1998<BR>Bournemouth Eight 1997<BR>Braddell Park 1984<BR>Braddell View 1981<BR>Brookvale Park 1983<BR>Bukit Regency 1995<BR>Bukit Timah Mansions 1992<BR>Bullion Park 1993<BR>Buona Lodge 1992<BR>Buona Vista Garden 1989<BR>Burgundy Hill 1999<BR>Butterworth View 1999</P>
<P><BR>========== C ===========</P>
<P>Cairnhill Plaza 1978<BR>calrose Gardens 1985<BR>Camellia Park 1984<BR>Cameilia Lodge 1998<BR>Camelot 2001<BR>Camwood Park 1989<BR>Canary Park 1992<BR>cannaville 1993<BR>Caribbean at Keppel Bay 2003<BR>Carissa Park 2003<BR>Casa Cairnhill 1991<BR>Casa Espania 1992<BR>Casa Esperanza 1992<BR>Casa Fidelio 1991<BR>Casa Flora 1987<BR>Casa Irrawaddy 1995<BR>Casa Jervois 1990<BR>Casa Meyfort 1992<BR>Casa Nassau 1992<BR>Casa Novacrest 1999<BR>Casa Pasir Ris 1997<BR>Casa Riviera 1999<BR>Casa Rosa 2001<BR>Casa Rosita 1986<BR>Casa Sarina 1998<BR>Casabella 1982<BR>Casafina 2000<BR>Cascadale 1994<BR>Cashew Heights 1992<BR>Cashew Park 1983<BR>Castle Green 1997<BR>Casuarina 1996<BR>Cavendish Park 1996<BR>Celadon View 1999<BR>Central Green 1995<BR>Central Grove 2002<BR>Central VIew 2005<BR>Chancery Court 1980<BR>Chancery Esquire 1996<BR>Chancery Grove 1996<BR>Chancery Park 1991<BR>Changi Court 1997<BR>Changi Garden 1980<BR>Changi Green 2001<BR>Changi Grove ( )<BR>Changi Heights (P1) 2002<BR>Chapel Court 1997<BR>Chapel Lodge 1994<BR>Char Yong Garden 1991<BR>Charleston 2002<BR>Charles Ville 1989<BR>Charlton Gardens 1988<BR>Charming Gardens 1984<BR>Chateau Eliza 1992<BR>Chateau Le Fame 1997<BR>Chatelect 1993<BR>Chatsworth Court 1976<BR>Chelsea Gardens 2000<BR>Chelsea Lodge 2000<BR>Chelsea Village 1991<BR>Cherryhill 1994<BR>Chester Park 1991<BR>Chestnut Gardens 1993<BR>Chestnut Green 1994<BR>Chestnut Ville 1984<BR>Chiltern Park 1995<BR>Chuan Park 1985<BR>Chuan Terrace 1989<BR>Chuan Villas 2001<BR>Chuan Vista 2000<BR>Claremont 2000<BR>Classical Terrace 1995<BR>Clementi Park 1985<BR>Clydesview 1881<BR>Clydeswood 1993<BR>Compass Heights 2002<BR>Concorde 1998<BR>Corona Court 1984<BR>Corona Ville 1982<BR>Coronation Grove 1985<BR>Coronation Village 1990<BR>Costa del Sol 2003<BR>Costa Rhu 1998<BR>Cosy 23 1999<BR>Country Grandeur 1996<BR>Craig Place 2003<BR>Crescendo Park 1996<BR>Crystal Court 1988<BR>Crystal Rhu 2000<BR>Curzon Lode 1983<BR>Cuscaden Residence 2002</P>
<P><BR>========== D ===========</P>
<P>D'Grove Villas 1992<BR>Dahlia Park 2004<BR>Diary Farm Estate 1989<BR>Dasiy Lodge 1986<BR>Daisy Terrace 1991<BR>Dalvey Court 1975<BR>Dawn Ville 1998<BR>De Angelo 1989<BR>Dedap Gardens 1991<BR>Derby Court 1978<BR>Devonshire Lodge 1996<BR>Dormer Park 1993<BR>Dover Parkview 1997<BR>Draycott Towers 1980<BR>Duches Crest 1999<BR>Dunearn Gardens 1992<BR>Duearn Lodge 1999<BR>Dunman Grove 1992<BR>Dunman Place 2002<BR>Dunman View 2005<BR>Dynasty Garden 1982</P>
<P><BR>========== E ===========</P>
<P>East Coast Hill 1977<BR>East Coast Ville 1984<BR>East Meadows 2005<BR>East View 1999<BR>Eastern Lagoon I &amp; II 1985<BR>Eastpoint Green 1999<BR>Eastwood Centre 1998<BR>Eastwood Green 1998<BR>Eastwood Park 1997<BR>Eastwood Place 1999<BR>Eastwood Vale 1997<BR>Ebony Mansions 1995<BR>Eden Spring 1987<BR>Elegance View 1986<BR>Elias Green 1994<BR>Elias Terace 1994<BR>Elizabeth Heights 1985<BR>Elizabeth Towers 1980<BR>Elmira Heights 1990<BR>Emerald Garden 1998<BR>Emerald Lodge 1989<BR>Emerald Park 1993<BR>Equatorial Apartment 1977<BR>Escada View 1997<BR>Estella Gardens 1999<BR>Eunos Green 1998<BR>Eunos Mansion 1982<BR>Eunos Park 1995<BR>Euphony Gardens 2002<BR>Euro-Asia Apartments 1990<BR>Euro-Asia Court 1994<BR>Euro-Asia Lodge 1998<BR>Euro-Asia Park 1996<BR>Evelyn Mansions 1998<BR>Evergreen Park 1999<BR>Evian 1985<BR>Ewe Boon Regent 2002<BR>Excelsior Gardens 1991</P>
<P><BR>========= F ===========</P>
<P>Faber Crest 2002<BR>Faber Garden 1981 to 1984<BR>Faber Hills 1978<BR>Fairlodge 1000<BR>Fairmount 2000<BR>Fairways 1984<BR>Fairwood Park 1993<BR>Falcon Crest 1988<BR>Far Horizon Garden 1987<BR>Fernhill Court 1981<BR>Fernhill Grove 1979<BR>Fernwood Terraces 1992<BR>Fernwood TOwers 1994<BR>Fifth Avenue 1998<BR>Finland Gardens 1989<BR>Flame Tree Park 1989<BR>Flamingo Valley 1986<BR>Flora East 1993<BR>Florida Park (Phase I &amp; II) 1992 - 1993<BR>Florissa Park 1988<BR>Flynn Park 1986<BR>Fontana Heights 1985<BR>Forest Hill 2004<BR>Fortune Jade 2004<BR>Fortune Park 1996<BR>Four Seasons Park 1994<BR>Fragant Gardens 1993<BR>Freesia Woods 2004<BR>Fudu Park 1988<BR>Furama Tower 1981<BR>Futura 1976</P>
<P><BR>========= G ===========</P>
<P>Gabriel Villas 1995<BR>Gallop Gables 1997<BR>Gallop Ridge 1994<BR>Gambier Court 1999<BR>Gao Ming Hua Yuan 1990<BR>Gardenia Court 1977<BR>Gardenville 2000<BR>Garlick Ville 1996<BR>Gentle VIllas 1996<BR>Gerald Park 1993<BR>Gilstead 38 2001<BR>Gilstead Court 1978<BR>Gilstead Mansions 1991<BR>Gilstead View 1991<BR>Glendale Park 2000<BR>Gloucester Mansions 2000<BR>Gold Coast 1994<BR>Gold Leaf Gardens 1992<BR>Gold Leaf Mansions 1993<BR>Goldenhill Park 2005<BR>Goodluck Garden 1984<BR>Goodrich Park 1982<BR>Grand Chateau 1997<BR>Grand Neo Mansion 1996<BR>Grand Regency 2000<BR>Grande Vista 1993<BR>Grandlink Square 1998<BR>Grange Heights 1976<BR>Grange Tower 1983<BR>Grangeford 1981<BR>Green Meadows 1977, 1980 - 1982<BR>Greenridge 1987<BR>Grenville 1982<BR>Gryphon Terrace 1996<BR>Guan Soon Terrace 1991<BR>Guilin View 2000<BR>Guillemard View 1994</P>]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p>Dear Singaporeans,<br>
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1. Quite sometime back, I cautioned that majority of Singapore is a city mostly of "salaried workers".<br>
<br>
2. As we all know, salaried workers have a limited "shelf-life":<br>
<br>
2.1 Currently, many people will eventually be forced to retire at 60 or 65. Or around this age. But many of us, with modern conditions and health care can expect to live thru to 80 year old or more.<br>
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2.2 In the past, many "salaried" jobs such as those in the civil service and even in some banks like UOB etc.. can be considered somewhat as "iron rice bowls". Not anymore.<br>
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2.3 Expecting to get large salary increments till old age?<br>
In the past, we often get almost standard increments. So that when we say start out at work; for example some earn $1,500/- but when we reach 40 year or more, some get increments and gross pay of $4,000/- or more. (this is just an example and not based on type of industry etc..)<br>
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2.4 Nowadays, with NWC guidelines and pay increments based entirely on merits and performance; some people may lose out when they get older --- and gross pay may not reach that high as $4,000/-.<br>
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2.5  As many Singaporeans know, if today, one has reached his 40s and above; these people are the ones that have to start to worry, since; most likely these people may be considered a liability to their company as: OVER paid, UNDER worked.<br>
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3. In the future, as a recent newspaper article suggests; many people from what I envisage will happen in 10 to 20 years time is a flood to downgrading their condos to smaller and cheaper apartments. <br>
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4. In fact, this has already happened to some middle income people especially those that had started out to work for a few years and also people who have started to retire. This is shown by the contant increase in the `value' or above market value of 3 room HDB flats.<br>
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5. In addition, there is a constant glut of; or we can nearly say a `flood' of new condo release. (In addition to the existing ones.)<br>
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6. In fact, many of the NEW condos, have advantages:<br>
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6.1 They are new and more appealing than buying existing ones. In my opinion, young people: (usually have earning power) have preference for new rather than old unless they buy the old unit because they had got used to the place and want to stay nearby with their parents.)<br>
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6.2 This is because, p.s.f is often at very reasonable levels for new developments. And further bank loan evaluation is relatively straight forward. It would be a nightmare now in Singapore to get a bank loan for a house that has less than 60 years lease.<br>
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7. If you have read up to here; and own a condo, and is worried, do really try to see how best one can save money for the future.<br>
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8. If you are new and interested in buying a condo: <br>
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8.1 Please do your SUMs first. Don't be too greedy to factor in too high your expectations of higher income or joint higher income. It may not be realised! <br>
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8.2 If you are an `upgrader' and can afford a condo now; both Para 8.1 and Para 8.2 need to share the same objectives:<br>
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"LOCATION, LOCATION AND LOCATION"<br>
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9.1 If one can really afford, then go for: freehold or at least 999 years.<br>
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9.2 If one purchase a 99 year lease even more so: Location, location and location. <br>
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9.3 Don't end up buying "JUST ANOTHER CONDO".<br>
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10. Else, one will end up "stuck" or become "entrapped" in one's tomb/prison....oops! Home!<br>
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11. As mentioned, besides, looking at homes based on Ba Chai (Eight House) or some other Feng Shui directions that favour us (for now); equally important are considerations like: heat e.g. East-West facing home etc...<br>
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Cheers and all the best in your house search!<br>
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Warmest Regards,<br>
Cecil]]></description>
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		<title>Sticky :: Guidelines On: Is This Block Good?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p>Dear All,<br>
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I envisage that more users may be posting such subject matter. <br>
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As such, I like to lay some guidelines on this subject.<br>
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Currently, I have thought of a few important guidelines on this. In the future, I will be adding more.<br>
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Here are the guidelines:-<br>
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1. First, go thru this Can or cannot buy resource:-<br>
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http://www.geomancy.net/products/po-hunting/po-hunting-faq.htm<br>
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2. Geomancy.net's house hunting service<br>
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http://www.geomancy.net/products/po-hunting/po-hunting.htm<br>
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3. CAN OR CANNOT BUY: Is this block good? Free Advise<br>
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3.1 Cavet Emptor - Let the buyer beware: Please note that pointing to a url e.g. http://www.streetdirectory.com only provides a "Top-view" of the location. <br>
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3.2 Therefore, any review based on this should only be considered as very PRELIMINARY. As it does not take into account factors like compass direction; sunlight (east-west facing or north-south facing) etc...<br>
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3.3 The site, block and immediate surrouding are not analysed using this top-view method.<br>
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4. FREE ADVICE -- "NO THREATS"<br>
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4.1 Do'nt give me messages or e-mails like: Very Urgent -- need your advice urgently!<br>
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4.2 For Free Advise, most of the time many people will give me `threats' like "the agent tells me that if I do not commit ... by such and such a date..which is often tommorrow or "yesterday", the deal's off!<br>
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5. For each individual : Do not post more than TWO free analysis. <br>
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6. Even if it is for one or two blocks for review, it depends on whether I accept or can reject the review without giving any reasons there-of.<br>
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7. If you want the layout analysed, then, go use Geomancy.net's priority service at:-<br>
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http://www.geomancy.net/products/po-hunting/po-hunting.htm<br>
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8. Contrary to popular believe, I personally believe that it is more important to invest in a "Can or Cannot buy" assessment rather than the last resort of having a home Feng Shuied after a purchase.<br>
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9. The above are the preliminary guidelines.<br>
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10. If you are in Singapore, please post free advise of this nature to " Singapore Property Review " conference.<br>
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Happy House Hunting!<br>
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Warmest Regards,<br>
Cecil<br><br>
PS. At the end of the day, it `boils' down to your personal BUDGET. Needless to say, with or without Feng Shui; expect to pay more for a `choice' site. The seller or developer is no fool in this matter! Keep within you and your partner's MEANS. An average home is better than no home!]]></description>
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		<title>Ferraria Park Condo: High Slope: 8 10 12 14 16</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>Ferraria Park Condo, recently TOP this year (2009).</p>

<p>There are concerns of high slope at Blocks 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16 with stacks facing this high slope (wall) especially for lower units or ground floor units.</p>

<p>In my opinion, there is sufficient space between the high wall (which is more than 100 metres between the Personal Enclosed Space of each of the ground floor units to the wall. <br /><br />Thus, there is sufficent "collection" of qi flow. The only drawback is that cars entering the condo has to pass thru these units to get in (and out) of the car park. They will most likely turn the road into a "one way" allowing vehicles to enter the basement and exit on the opposite side.</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Article: The Great Show Flat Illusion</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>An interesting article for land scare countries like Singapore and Hong Kong.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Period 8 Favours : NE And SW</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. Under the current period: 8 (2004 to 2023); the areas to look out for in Singapore would be the NE corridor of Punggol / Seletar area.</p>

<p>2. Another area is already evident is in the SW sector Singapore. Go down to Boon Lay and one can see that this is the busiest sub-urban place-to-be in Singapore.</p>

<p>3. In the next 10 years or so, the NE corridor would gradually also see much activities. NE would be seen as more of a "physical" recreational activity hub... while the SW more of a "work cum window shopping" kinda-of a place.&nbsp;</p>

<p>4. It does not mean that the whole population has to move to NE or SW - goodness me! Nowadays with easy transportation: MRT and many own cars; it is so much easier to move around i.e. mobility.</p>

<p>5. Under this period: South should also not be forgotten as after NE and SW; South is considered another "auspicious" hub of activities: both recreational and work. "Too much work and no play makes Jack a dull person"</p>]]></description>
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		<title>The Jade At 9 Bt Batok Central Link</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. The Jade was completed in 2007. And is virtually next to the Bukit Batok MRT station. Some of the units can be seen in the MRT train station platform itself.</p>

<p>2. This development is 30 storey's high and around the same height as it's neighbouring newer Housing Board flats.</p>

<p>3. The most distinctive feature of this small condo of 250 units is the two very distinctive "holes" in the large slap or block of rectangular "earth" shaped design.</p>

<p>4. There are two holes or openings in this block. The "holes" are an original import from Hong Kong; where it was to allow the dragon qi to pass thru. Nowadays, lesser and lesser condos, have such openings - the main purpose is to allow the "Dragon qi" to pass thru it. This development has two holes...thus.. it means that they want both the male dragon and female phoenix to pass thru. </p>

<p>5. Stacks in this development face either Flying Star Period 8: N2 or S2. The MRT station is at an angle with this development which has a multi storey car park attached to it.</p>

<p>6. This development is leasehold at 99 years.</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Feng Shui Review For 8@Woodleigh</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ka____ K.<p><p>Hi!</p>

<p>I just bought a 3bedroom unit at the <a href="mailto:8@Woodleigh">8@Woodleigh</a> and I'm interested to know a general review of the site.</p>

<p>Some people avoided buying this development because it is directly opposite the old Bidadari Cemetry which is not existing already. Is there a good reason to be concern?</p>

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		<title>HDB 3 Room Flats: Built Between 1964 To 1983</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. These&nbsp;flats are the first generation Housing Development Board (HDB) government flats. </p>

<p>2. Many of such flats were completed by the HDB between 1964 to 1984. </p>

<p>3. Characteristics of many of such flats:-</p>

<p>3.1. Attached is a typical corridor 3-room flat ( 2 bedrooms plus the living room = 3 rooms).</p>

<p>3.2. One cannot get the facing direction of such flats wrong! As the main door is having the same facing as the living room windows.</p>

<p>3.3.&nbsp;If one were to take a Feng Shui ruler and measure the dimensions of such a flat (apartment); the door at marking "E" is Feng Shui ruler friendly. Many years back, the HDB did not tell anyone that they had make the main entrance door Feng Shui friendly.</p>

<p>3.4. These flats in a block of flats are characterised by a rectangular shaped building or the block is considered as an "earth element" A "stable" and harmonous form.</p>

<p>3.5. If you carefully look at the original layout (see attachment); one will find that a wall is purposely built at marking "A". This follows the Feng Shui premise that qi should not flow from the main door directly out of the home.</p>

<p>3.5.1 Unfortunately, some owners who were not aware of the Feng Shui repercussions; had hacked down this wall. The morale of the story is that some people had the mistaken notion that Feng Shui is about hacking walls. </p>

<p>3.5.2 On the contrary, good Feng Shui practises even "forbid" hacking too many walls. In this case, if the wall at marking "A" was hacked away; qi from the main door would flow out of the home. The implication is that the owners will not be able to save money!</p>

<p>3.6. If one were to go to such a "virgin" layout and take a measurement of marking "D" will be surprised that the opening is actually also Feng Shui ruler friendly. Unless one had done some renovations and changed the opening then, this may not be true.</p>

<p>3.7. The minor flaw of such a layout is that the two bedroom doors : bedroom 1 and bedroom 2 face each other! Thus, under symbolism in Feng Shui; when ever both parties come out of the room " it looks like " they are at logger head with each other. The simplest "cure" is to place a "red" dot on both door knobs so that each party can see "eye" to "eye" with each other.</p>

<p>4. This layout plan happens to be a unit from Marine Parade. And between 1984 to 2003; these flats had their toilets upgraded and during the upgrading exercise; majority of the owners agree on a utility room : as marked in YELLOW in the attachment.</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Maysprings Condo @ 2, 4 &amp; 6 Petir Road</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>Maysprings condominium was completed under Flying Star Period 7, 1998. Tenure of land is leasehold 99 years.</p>

<p>This condo mainly comprises Two identical rectangular blocks: Blocks 2 and 6. And in-between these two blocks is Block 4: located at the centre of the rectangular plot of land is the club house.</p>

<p>Majority of the apartments either face Flying Star S1 or N1. With lesser units facing E1 and W1.</p>

<p>The unique feature of this condo is the "openings" : please refer to attachment: maysprings1.jpg: the openings are marked in RED :&nbsp; A and B. This type opening under Shapes and Forms is meant to allow qi to flow thru it.</p>

<p>This condo borrows the opening from a well known development in Hong Kong where an opening was to allow the dragon qi from the back of that development to flow thru this "hole" allowing good qi to flow thru... </p>

<p>There are few of these openings found in Singapore. One development is another condominium in the East Coast area and another is at The Sterling condominium at Bukit Timah road.</p>

<p>Under this same attachment: maysprings1.jpg: some Geomancers felt that the unit marked in PURPLE : marked as "C" and "D" are considered inauspicious as these units are considered not to have&nbsp;"support" below them unlike other units where they are stacked one-on-top of the other. "Visually" to some it&nbsp;may feel unsafe - even if technically, or structually, it is very safe.</p>]]></description>
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		<title>The Infiniti  At West Coast Park</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>The Infinit is a freehold condominium which TOP early this year (2009).</p>

<p>The site is in the shape of "one-side" of a boeing 747 wing. Or an elongated&nbsp;unnatural shape of a sharks-fin - sort of.&nbsp;<br /><br />This development comprises a total of 8 blocks with stacks oriented&nbsp;to either&nbsp;Flying Star NE 1 or SW 1. The margin of compass degree is quite close between the line of emptiness i.e. between NE 1-NE 2&nbsp;or SW 1-SW 2. Fortunately, it should be considered as either NE 1 or SW 1.</p>

<p>It is pity&nbsp;that although NE 1&nbsp;technically has GOOD Flying Star Feng Shui, but this side of the stacks face the&nbsp;major AYE highway - very noisy&nbsp;especially in the morning and afternoon (Heavy traffic).</p>

<p>The best blocks are&nbsp;surrounded in RED in the&nbsp;attached site map.&nbsp;Furthermore Blocks 39F, 39G and 39H is facing a "mountain" or&nbsp;the block of flats of the Carabelle condominium. As&nbsp;Flying Star Period 8, SW 1 facing direction has the very auspicious&nbsp;Mountain star #8;&nbsp;the mountain star #8 is automatically activated by facing blocks of&nbsp;flats at the&nbsp;Carabelle. Please see photos.</p>

<p>Carabelle TOP&nbsp;close to the same time as Centris, Jurong West Central 3.&nbsp;</p>

<p>



<b>Area<b></b></b>
Western

<b>Tenure<b></b></b>
Freehold

<b>Storey<b></b></b>
12

<b>No. of Units<b></b></b>
315

<b>Year Of Completion<b></b></b>
2009

<b>Fixtures<b></b></b>
Living, Dining:Homogenous, Bedrm:Timber, Kitchen:Ceramic</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Carisa Park Condo @ 2, 4, 6 Flora Drive</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>Carissa Park Condo @ 2, 4, 6 Flora Drive<br />Tenure: Freehold<br />No. of Units: 528<br />Year of Completion: 2003 (Flying Star Period 7)<br />Developer: Tripartite Developers Pte Ltd<br />Range of Unit sizes: <br />Studio: 58 &ndash; 60 sq m<br />2 bedrooms: 86 &ndash; 126 sq m<br />3 bedrooms: 115 &ndash; 136 sq m<br />4 bedrooms: 139 sq m<br />Penthouse: 196 &ndash; 280 sq m</p>

<p>-------------------------------------------------------------------</p>

<p>This condo is located at Flora Road which is very close to the Singapore Changi Airport. This area in the last few years is starting to have many condo developments near-by.</p>

<p>What is unique about this condo is that the developer has touted it as a "distinguished figure 8".&nbsp; Distinguished? Well to the Chinese; in particular the Cantonese dialect group; the phonetic sound of 8 is like "Prosperity" "Fa". Many other developments have blocks arranged in a horse shoe shaped but few has two "rings" with the focal point of the swimming pool(s) - there are two pools within the two circles / rings of the Eight layout.</p>

<p>Both halves of the 8 is a mirror image of each other. And one good thing is that much thought has been given to the external Shapes and Forms. Although the building is in the earth shaped "squarish external" - pointed corners don't really protude or act like "random porcupine" spikes.. but rather pointed edges or corners of buildings face each other - thus neutralising each other.</p>

<p>With it's two halves of circular shape; this development has all the Flying Star facing directors or close to nearly all the 15 directions or mountains of the Flying Star permutations. Thus, fortunes can vary significantly from one neighbour to another!</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Floridian @ Bukit Timah Road</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p>Floridian is a freehold development with a total of 336 units. 
&nbsp;
It is expected to be completed in 2013.
<br />The development consists mainly of 7 cluster blocks of "earth" shaped blocks (rectangularish and flat roofs. 

<p>When completed the development belongs to Period 8: 2004 to 2023 Flying Star Period. </p>

The best stacks are: 
&nbsp;
The Verandah stacks #16 to #21 where majority of the facing direction is SW1. 
<br />The Downtown block with stacks 02 03 06 07 also face SW1. While 01 04 05 08 are NE 1 facing directions.
&nbsp;
Hideaway block also have stacks facing NE1 in particular: 24 27.
&nbsp;
These flats should benefit from water star #08 at the frontage with the mountain star #08 at the back of each of the flats. 
&nbsp;
Poorer Flying Star luck:-
&nbsp;
However: Stacks 13 15 (The Club) and 09 12 (The Keys) are facing S1. It is a waste as both water wealth and mountain star #8's are located at the back of the apartment.
<p>Other Facilities: Clubhouse,&nbsp;25m Lap, Cascading, Children's pool, Jogging track, Alfresco dinning facilities, Spa beds &amp; seats, Jet massages, Outdoor hot tubs, Pavilions, Poolside bar, Recreational Pools, Downtown 25m Lap<br /></p>]]></description>
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		<title>The SpringBloom @ 139 - 145 Serangoon Avenue 3</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. The SpringBloom condo was built under Period 7. It consists of three well spaced blocks: Jade, Pearl and Ruby.</p>

<p>2. This development has a diverse range of stacks that face: cardinal points: North, NE, SW, SE and NW. Many who apply the Eight House have tried to buy an apartment in this development that fits or suits their East or West Group.</p>

<p>3. Many years back, when I went to see the show-room of this development by MCL Land; the thing that still dwell in my mind was that I was abit taken back by the "entrance". This is the only condo I know that has an entrance over a large canal. Just imagine an european fort. Which needs to draw down its bridge. </p>

<p>4. It is popular as it is near to the Serangoon MRT station.&nbsp;Tenure of land is leasehold: 99 years.&nbsp;</p>

<p>5. Another plus point is that all three blocks are oriented towards the pure or true cardinal points of 0/360 degrees and 180 degrees. As such, none of the stacks would be affected by being neither here nor there i.e. "emptiness line" where in some developments: an apartment is exactly between e.g. NE1 / NE2 etc.. </p>]]></description>
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		<title>Banyan Villas @ Lentor Plain : Homes At T-Junction</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. Is a home at a T-Junction considered as having "Sha qi&nbsp;: poison arrows?".</p>

<p>2. Often, in Singapore, we find that two homes&nbsp;can face a&nbsp;T-junction.&nbsp;</p>

<p>3. For example, please see attachment: The two terrace homes marked in purple 1 and 2 are facing a T-Junction. </p>

<p>4. However, often ONLY one of these homes are considered&nbsp;as having&nbsp;sha qi. The determining factor is whether the country is having a Right-hand drive or Left-hand drive car. </p>

<p>5. In this example, since the location is Singapore; which is a right-hand drive country, the sha qi will affect terrace house marked in purple: 1 and 3. </p>

<p>6. For the US; which has a left-hand drive, the movement of cars would differ and most likely the sha qi will be against homes marked in purple: 2 and 4.</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Astor @ 51C Lengkong Empat</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>Astor is a small 12 storey single block condominium. It was completed this year. Tenure is 99 years.</p>

<p>I give this condo the&nbsp;"THUMBS DOWN":-</p>

<p>1. Although the overall block looks not only like a drawf dragon; it is only but a&nbsp;junior &amp;&nbsp;not a formidable dragon and worse&nbsp;off - it looks like it has all its limbs amputated... a cripple!&nbsp;</p>

<p>2. The worst stack is Stack #03. Has really bad Shapes and Forms Feng Shui: the main issue is that the whole stack (other than the void area for cars to pass below it;) faces the main entrance.</p>

<p>3. Naturally, this stack #03, also has a "dark secret". It has the "pulling power" to bring itself "down" and drag stack #02 with it to the dumps! </p>

<p>4.1 In particular, the "V" shaped void between the two blocks create bad "votex" and qi flow.</p>

<p>5. Furthermore,&nbsp;the rest of the other stacks either has facing direction of&nbsp;Flying Star Period 8; NW3 or SE3.</p>

<p>6.&nbsp;Even if&nbsp;someone places a gun to my head, I would try my best to force&nbsp;the gun away from me. Most likely, it will&nbsp;injure the shooter, instead...&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Others:&nbsp;</p>

<p>Types of Units: </p>

<p>2Rms - 861Sf - 990Sf<br />3Rms -1087Sf - 1227Sf<br />3Rms+Study - 1173Sf <br />&nbsp;</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Vista Residences @ Jalan Datoh</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p><font color="#ff0000">SOURCE &amp; CREDIT OF ALL PICTURES AND SITE MAPS TO: FAR EAST ORGANISATION</font> </p>

<p>Saturday, 25th July 2009:</p>

<p>1. This is a newly launched freehold development by Far East Organisation. This development is at Jalan Datoh in the Thomson &amp; Novena; at the fringe of the the city area. </p>

<p>2. This development comprises Two Towers: Tower 1 and Tower 2.</p>

<p>3. On first&nbsp;looks, the development seems to look like the very auspicious "V" shaped (Shapes and Form configuration). You can see the picture of the condo and Illustration 1 from attachments: Vista Residences.gif &amp; V-shaped-layout.gif</p>

<p>3. Please see attachment: Vista Residences1.jpg. Tower 1 has a sharp corner (Sha qi or poison arrow) aimed at Tower 2. So long as the poison arrow at 45 degrees angle does not slice into the balcony window of Tower 2, then it is OK.</p>

<p>3.1 Thus so long as Tower 1 Stack #08 "shoots" at Tower 2 but if it does not impact towards a window, balcony opening of Tower 2 Stack #01, this is acceptable. But if it does, then this is a classic Sha Qi or poison arrow hitting Tower 2 Stack #01.</p>

<p>3.2. In my opinion, based purely on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui: harmonious arrangement&nbsp;of the layout of Towers 1 with Towers 2 and the alignment of the Towers to the North-South and East-West compass alignment.</p>

<p>URL to the developer's&nbsp;Vista Residences: <a href="http://www.fareast.com.sg/FEOCorp.Web/index.aspx?page=home-prop-info&amp;prop=155">http://www.fareast.com.sg/FEOCorp.Web/index.aspx?page=home-prop-info&amp;prop=155</a></p>]]></description>
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		<title>Blossoms @ Woodleigh  No. 10, 12 Woodleigh Close</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p align="justify">i1.This is a freehold development comprises 240 units. The developer is: Allgreen. 
<p align="justify">2. It is situated on a higher slope at Woodleigh Close, off Upper Serangoon Road. IT has 2 Blocks that are 14 storey's high. 
<p align="justify">3. As it's TOP was in 2008, the Flying Star for this development is Period 8. And 50 percent of all units face South 2 (N2; while the rest of the units face North 2 (N2) 
<p align="justify">4. Overall, this whole development suits the East group people. In particular, the best units are those circled in RED: South facing. As South facing apartmens enjoy double auspicious MS#8 and WS#8 at it's frontage. The best stacks in this development are: #01, #04, #05, #08 and #09.&nbsp;</p>

<p align="justify">5. With an odd shaped layout plan, the developer has taken much effort in maximising the blocks. And the blocks are well laid out i.e. no complicated positions. In addition, the entire site looks like the numeral = ONE. Thus Good Shapes and Forms Feng Shui.</p>

<p align="justify">6. In addition it is short walking distance to the Woodleigh MRT and three famous schools near-by: Cedar Girls Secondary School, Maris Stella High School and Victoria School. It is also very close to Potong Pasir market area.</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Tampines Court @ Tampines Street 11</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>Tampines Court located at Tampines Street 11 was built by the former HUDC - a government initiative to build apartments for the middle income. </p>

<p>Today, it is the equivalent of the Executive-Condos like the recently launched The Quartz kinda of type of&nbsp;housing.</p>

<p>While&nbsp;it's sister ex-HUDC estate Waterfront View was sold for&nbsp;$240 psf and now building 4 condominiums on it. While this development was a first time failed attempt at en bloc sale during 2006 to 2008.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The pictures show that all it's 14&nbsp;blocks are typically "earth shaped".&nbsp;</p>

<p>Earth shaped&nbsp;buildings are characterised by&nbsp;typically "squarish or rectangular" with flat roofs.&nbsp;</p>

<p>When buying such&nbsp;an apartment near it; best to scan the environment to avoid buying such homes or apartments if there are buildings associated with the wood element. Wood element homes are tall and thin, much like a tree trunk.</p>

<p>Streetdirectory link to the overall map of the site:-</p>

<p><a href="http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel_id_8806/travel_site_83751/">http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel_id_8806/travel_site_83751/</a></p>

<p>Wood or the&nbsp;roots of&nbsp;trees gets it's nurishment from the&nbsp;"earth".&nbsp;Thus&nbsp;if there are&nbsp;"wood" (tall and thin) not made of wood; then I would prefer to stay in a "wood" apartment vs&nbsp;an earth building.&nbsp;</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Club House Trellis Can 'shoot' Poison Arrows...</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. When trying to select a new apartment in a condo; try to remember to avoid selecting units that are "suspect" to be in close proximity to the club house's roofing. </p>

<p>2. Especially if the club house is "rounded" and often, the club house would have trellises that "shoots" out spikes like this recently TOP condominium at Carabelle.</p>

<p>3. The saying goes: "A picture tells a thousand words".. Please go thru the various pictures and illustrations.</p>

<p>4. In this development, I have seen the trellis (acting as spikes) does slice into the open windows of the ground floor apartments. It may be so clear in the picture as the pictures are taken from lower ground upwards. So the whole situation will not be so clear in the picture.</p>

<p>5. The concept "If it cannot be seen, it no longer becomes a threat applies." But for practical reasons, day curtain may be effective. As we are "talking" about the living room balcony. Who in the world always closes the balcony window all the time or draw the day curtains fully? This is not practical. </p>

<p>6. The last resort is to hang a six hollow rod wind chime to deflect the sha qi from an opening e.g. the living room facade. For individual bedrooms, it is more practical to draw down the day curtain whenever possible.</p>

<p>7. The trellis "spikes" definitely will impact on Block 65 stack 29. It will also impact on stack 28. </p>

<p>8. At the other end; as Block 51 is quite a distance away, stacks 01 and 02 will not be attacked by this poison trellis given that it is further away.</p>]]></description>
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		<title>The Petals Condo @  85 To 97 Hillview Avenue</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p><font color="#ffff00" size="4"><font color="#000000" size="1">1. The Petals is one of the sites with good effort on Shapes &amp; Forms Feng Shui. The six blocks are harmoniously blended into not exactly a triangle site. </font></font></p>


<p><font size="1">2. It looks modern yet, its profile looks like the side of an olive or even a rugby ball.&nbsp;Each of the 6 blocks&nbsp;suppose to look&nbsp;like petals of&nbsp;the flower.. that is how the condo was named after.</font></p>


<p><font size="1">3. One of the most friendly designs. If one looks at each block closely in relation to the other 5 blocks (total of 6 blocks); there are no sha qi or poison arrows aimed at one another.</font></p>


<p><font size="1">4. Another advantage of this type of blocks is that qi can flow easily between all the blocks without creating unnecessary "distrubed wind vortex" within each block and it's neighbours. </font></p>


<p><font size="1">5. In addition, because all blocks are spaced well apart, this is an airy condo.</font></p>


<p><font size="1">6. If we consider the various stacks (units); they are diverse and have frontage (balcony facing)&nbsp;that nearly&nbsp;or close to&nbsp;approximately13 out of a total of &nbsp;15 Flying Star directions (or mountains).&nbsp;</font></p>


<p><font size="1">7. Thus, one interesting point is that other than the Shapes and Forms; there are different "fortunes" for different people based on their fit to the various stacks due to the different qi from the different flying star directions of their individual balcony - facing. </font></p>


<p><font size="1">Other information:</font></p>

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<p>Tenure is&nbsp;Freehold<br />No. of Units: 270<br />Completed under Flying&nbsp;Star Period 7: Year&nbsp;2002<br />Developer: Centrepoint Properties Ltd<br /><br />Types of unit sizes: <br />2 bedrooms: 94 - 110 sq m<br />3 bedrooms: 108 - 160 sq m<br />4 bedrooms: 152 - 203 sq m<br />Penthouse: 255 - 347 sq m</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Gardenvista @ 950 - 962 Dunearn Road</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. Gardenvisa is located at the former Yeo Hup Seng bottling plant factory. The developer is YHS Dunearn Pte Ltd (Far East Organisation). It was completed under Flying Star Period 8: Year 2006. Unit sizes: 818 - 1,442 sq ft</p>

<p>2. It consists of 318 units in a "fan shaped" design. It consists of a total of 10 storey's high of 6 Towers with 50 percent of mainly larger units facing the pool.</p>

<p>3. Generally, under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, this development has an "aggressive" site plan. At different times, I can envisage it as a different "knife". Sometimes, I see it as a Malay parang type of knife; at other times, it looks like or cannot be mistaken for some type of a "morphed" knife or an object that has several sides of blades or sharp areas. </p>

<p>4. Units at Tower 2 (pool / garden) view - depending on individual stacks - should have good Flying Star numbers. In fact, many of the pool cum garden units, equally have favourable Flying Star numbers since many are South-West facing directions: wealth collection.</p>

<p>5. I know of two owners who are now looking at purchasing landed properties after staying in this condo... (SW facing side).</p>

<p>6. In my opinion, some of the stacks have what is known as "Quantum Leap" in Feng Shui - Good or Aggressive Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, the fan layout is a gentle variant of the horse shoe effect or design - which encapsulate the phoenix and the back support (solid backing - tortise).</p>

<p>7. Despite the odd shaped layout plan, I am too kind to use the word "aggressive" Feng Shui. In fact, it should be elevated to what is known as "BLACK" Feng Shui. Don't get me wrong that it is "dirty" Feng Shui, but sites and developments that are considered BLACK Feng Shui, have the ability to "suck" wealth from the neighbourhood.</p>

<p>8. Just for info; White Feng Shui can be considered as having a building on a plot of land that does not "distrub" or we say neutral to or in harmony with its surroundings. For example, many of the Jurong Town Corporation factories are usually rectangular and flat roof .. and these are considered as Earth Element buildings.</p>

<p>9. Aggressive buildings are like the Gateway East and West :-</p>

<p><a href="http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel_id_35094/travel_site_14692/">http://www.streetdirectory.com/asia_travel/travel/travel_id_35094/travel_site_14692/</a></p>

<p>is considered as BLACK Feng Shui. Try buidling a building just in front of the two blocks and that building will not have good Feng Shui.</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Cote D Azur Condo @ 60 62-66 68, 70 Marine Parade</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. This condo is named after&nbsp;an actual location in France called&nbsp;C&ocirc;te d'Azur. The&nbsp;English know it as&nbsp;the French Riviera, a modern resort. This famous coastline&nbsp;is located in the south eastern are of France and it is near the Italian border.</p>

<p>2. This condo is at the&nbsp;southern coastline of Singapore; it tries to mimic&nbsp;a&nbsp; seaside condominium some units offering panoramic sea views, maximised through full-height windows in the living rooms and master bedrooms. </p>

<p>3. Tenure of land is 99 years with a total of 612 units. Completed in 2005 by<br />Marine Parade View Pte Ltd (Centerpoint Homes)<br /><br />4. Types of Units:<br />Studio: 840 - 915 sq ft<br />2 bedrooms: 1,109 - 1,357 sq ft<br />3 bedrooms: 1,271 - 1,389 sq ft<br />4 bedrooms: 1,540 - 1,680 sq ft</p>

<p align="justify">5. Cote d'Azur is next door to the very popular Parkway Parade Shopping Centre and Marine Parade Central amenities.</p>

<p align="justify">6.&nbsp; Can you find a total of 7 "frogs" (blocks) in this develoment?</p>

<p align="justify">6.1 This development has a total of 5 Blocks:&nbsp;3 blocks resemble the profile of three "sitting" frogs: Blocks 60, 62 and 70. While blocks 66 and 68 resembles two sets of "mating frogs" each.</p>

<p align="justify">7. Several condominiums adopt the frog profile. For example, another condominium known as Casablanca in Woodlands (Rosewood Drive) shares the FROG profile. Only difference is that Casablanca's blocks resemble "Jumping frogs".</p>

<p align="justify">&nbsp;</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Eastpoint Green Condo @ 1 To 7 Simei Street 3</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>Eastpoint Green was completed in 1998 with a total of 684 units. It was developed by Nissho Iwai Corporation &amp; Far East Organisation. Tenure of 99 years.</p>

<p>Types of Units:<br />Studio: 84 - 94 sq m <br />2 bedrooms: 89 - 121 sq m <br />3 bedrooms: 104 - 144 sq m <br />4 bedrooms: 175 - 195 sq m<br />Penthouse: 215 sq m </p>

<p align="justify">Eastpoint Green is directly opposite the Changi General Hospital. It is also within walking distance of&nbsp;Simei MRT Station and Eastpoint Shopping Mall. </p>

<p align="justify">Although the blocks "flow" with the site based on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui; but one of the major dislikes is that all the stacks (units) are in the shape of a "butterfly."</p>

<p align="justify">Under symbolism in Feng Shui; a butterfly has a short life span. </p>

<p align="justify">Thus the two major concerns whenever someone tries to look at this development is the "butterfly" profile and that it is directly opposite the Changi General Hospital. </p>

<p align="justify">Surprisingly, several&nbsp;Singapore (if any) had adopted the "butterfly" shape or profile. </p>]]></description>
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		<title>Country Park Condo @ 37 To 53 Bedok Road</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>Country Park is a low rise condominium with a total of only 160 units. This condo T.O.P. in 2003. And was developed by UOL Development Pte Ltd.</p>

<p>Types of Units:&nbsp;<br />2 bedrooms: 101 to 131 sq m<br />3 bedrooms: 122 to 160 sq m<br />Penthouse: 161 to 163 sq m</p>

<p align="justify">Country Park is opposite the Eastwood Centre, a small neighbourhood mall with a supermarket, clinic and some other retal shops.</p>

<p align="justify">&nbsp;One unique thing about this condo is that it distinctly has units with their frontage @:-<br /><br />Facing directions of various stacks include:</p>

<p align="justify">NE &amp;/or SW <br />North &amp;/or South<br />East &amp;/or West </p>

<p align="justify">A wide range of Flying Star directions.</p>

<p align="justify">Overall, from a Shapes and Forms Feng Shui point of view, the layouts of the &nbsp;various blocks fit the profile of the land (site) very well. Well thoughtout development.</p>

<p align="justify">This development is: Freehold. Worth considering for house-hunters.</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Edelweiss Park  @ 80 To 102  Flora Road</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p align="justify">1. Edelweiss Park comprises of 9 blocks each between 7 to 8 storeys high with a total of 517 apartments. This is a freehold development completed under Period 8: in 2006. The developer is Tripartite Developers Pte Ltd </p>

<p align="justify">2. The most distinctive feature is it's "long and narrow" drive-way from the Entrance (Guard House) to the actual development. </p>

<p align="justify">3. From a helicopter view; it resembles a bird. Some may mistaken for a distorted New Zealand Kiwi.. while others may mistake it for an Ostrich or an Ewe.</p>

<p align="justify">4. Not all stacks (units) are created equal.</p>

<p align="justify">4.1 In my opinion, I feel that this is one "messy" development. Why? Because, stacks can range from "Excellent, good, fair" to "poor, inauspicious, very inauspicious". </p>

<p align="justify">4.2 The is one development that has units on a continuum like hot or cold. Many of the stacks that have poor Shapes and forms are those that are "attacked" by sharp corners of neighbouring blocks! Do take a look and see if you can spot some of the "inauspicious stacks?" For example, Block 86, stack 23 has a pointed arrow aimed at Block 88, stack 25. There are so many "porcupines" in this development.</p>

<p align="justify">5. I could remember when the booking started; this was one of the most challenging condos in terms of Shapes and Forms evaluation. (Flying Star is much easier). Must constantly put on the "thinking cap" whenever called to evaluate a unit, here *SUCKS*</p>]]></description>
		<pubDate>Tue, 21 Jul 2009 07:35:35 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Evergreen Park Condo @ Hougang Avenue 7</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. Evergreen Park is a mid-sized condo with a total of 394 units. This development was built by Evergreen Park Pte Ltd and was completed in 1999. Tenure of land is 99 years.</p>

<p>2. In general, a first glance at this site and one may think that the blocks are layout in a haphazard way. But if we look carefully, majority of the blocks are aligned parallel with each other. And there are three satellite blocks that are slanted to the majority of the blocks.</p>

<p>3. For this development; qi can vary drastically from one stack to another stack!</p>

<p>4. One of the most inauspicious stack is stack 11. Under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui; it is literally squeezed between 09 - 10 with 06. Stack 06 is also being "attacked by stack 11. Highlighed in RED - See attachment Evergreen Park1.jpg</p>

<p>5. Please also see the outlines in PURPLE showing not so favourable units.</p>

<p>6. If a new development comes out with such a similar layout design, best to look at the stacks carefully.</p>

<p>7. Other than those marked in RED and PURPLE in the attachment, the rest of the stacks are generally acceptable. Thus this development can have extremes: Good or Auspicious vs Inauspicious stacks.<br /><br /></p>]]></description>
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		<title>The Botanica - Stacks 03 &amp; 09</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>Stacks: 03 &amp; 09 have poor Shapes and Forms Feng Shui...</p>

<p>Higher incidence of yin activities or sightings.&nbsp;</p>]]></description>
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		<title>Sites With Poor Shapes &amp; Forms</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>On a macro level, all these developments, overall, don't have good Shapes and Forms Feng Shui.</p>

<p>More importantly, it is because of the layout of the blocks or for landed properties the arrangement of individual homes:-</p>

<p>1. No. 33 Siglap Hill<br /><br />Not the best overall Shapes and Forms in the way each home is aligned with each other.</p>

<p>2. The Sunnydale @ Serangoon Avenue 3</p>

<p>To some it may be their fort, but to others.. it symbolises high security "prison" - profile... i.e. poor circulation of qi within the centre area of the site...</p>]]></description>
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		<title>The Centris @ Boon Lay</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>The Centris is an entry level condo with 610 units&nbsp;at Jurong West or precisely located at the very busy Boon Lay MRT station.</p>

<p>Residents only need to take a lift from their condo to the Boon Lay MRT. In addition, it is at the new air-conditioned interchange. Similiar concept to the current condo at Compass Point.</p>



<p><br />Majority of the individual units are either Flying Star Period 8: SE3 or NW3 facing directions.</p>

<p>This condominium is&nbsp;getting it's Temporary Occupational Licence (TOP)&nbsp;very soon!&nbsp; </p>]]></description>
		<pubDate>Fri, 07 Aug 2009 20:58:26 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Marina Collection @13 - 17 Cove Drive Sentosa</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>Marina Collection is curently under construction in Sentosa island. It is a low rise of 4 storeys of luxury waterfront residences. There will be about 194 units ranging from 1700sqft to 2000sqft in size.&nbsp; Tenure is 99 years.</p>

<p>Based&nbsp;on Shapes and&nbsp;Forms Feng Shui; a top-down (helicopter)&nbsp;shows&nbsp;a&nbsp;profile that looks like an Indian warrior's axe.</p>

<p>Please see attachment. Can you&nbsp;see an image (in thick red outline) of an axe? With the handle at the bottom and the&nbsp;curved axe shape?&nbsp;I&nbsp;won't want to be caught being a neighour as highlighted in purple "inauspicious"&nbsp;piece of land!<br />&nbsp; </p>

<p><br />&nbsp; </p>]]></description>
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		<title>Mackenzie 138 Site Layout &amp; Sickness</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. Please note that I have used the site plan of Mackenzie 138 BUT <u>changed the compass direction</u> to illustrate the effects of continous evaporation of water from the swimming pool may affect residents particularly the very young - with respiratory problems.</p>

<p>2. In this EXAMPLE or ILLUSTRATION, notice the following:-</p>

<p>2.1. the entire block consists of a "U" shaped layout plan - where all the stacks are "joined" closely together.</p>

<p>2.2. Fortunately, the compass direction is just for illustration - not real. But it shows that depending on the height of the entire block, surely at least morning sun would shine on the swimming pool at least starting from 11am and on a sunny day, it will built up until 5 plus pm. </p>

<p>2.3 You will notice that the the length (or the longest side) of the swimming pool is aligned East to West. </p>

<p>3. Unit Types D, C &amp; E are just directly above the swimming pool. And on days with very high evaporation of the "chemical water" in the pool, and assuming that not everyone opens their windows, some units on either side may be exposed to much more moisture from the constant evaporation from the swimming pool.</p>

<p>4. Here, especially those with very young or new born may be exposed to higher concentrations of such "moisture" especially if they are at lower floors; depending on the wind conditions and how wide they open their windows. And if other neighours don't open their windows - can be another factor.</p>

<p>5. Fortunately, on the next thread, will attach the actual layout plan with its actual compass markings. Here, the exposure of the swimming pool to direct sunlight is much lesser as the swimming pool no longer aligns itself with the east and west compass line.</p>]]></description>
		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Jul 2009 17:15:26 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>The Greenwood @ Greenwood Avenue</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>If you are an architect or developer; please take note of this illustration.</p>

<p>The architect of this small development of landed properties have cleverly made sure that none of the landed properties within this estate is affected by a home at the "T" junction.</p>

<p>Please see attachment: circled in red.&nbsp; Instead of squeezing one or two more homes between this empty space, they have thus avoided what would have been a home facing a "T" Junction.</p>

<p>An excellent way to over-come a home at a "T" Junction! </p>

<p>Architects should learn from this Far East development.</p>

<p><br />&nbsp;</p>]]></description>
		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Jul 2009 13:24:12 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>The Florentine @ 68 Florence Road</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>This is a tiny condo development with a total of 34 units. Tenure left is 947 years to go. Estimated completion date is in mid 2011.</p>

<p>It's a very uncommon "V" shaped layout plan. Flying star is a Period&nbsp;8 development.&nbsp;<br /><br />The main block with stacks 06&nbsp;&amp; 07 facing NW. While stacks 08&nbsp;&amp; 09 facing SE. And a smaller block with stacks 01 &amp; 02 West 2 facing. And stacks 3 &amp; 4 East 2 facing.</p>

<p>I brought out this site as another example where we have to be careful of the "porcupines" i.e. sharp corners aimed at the individual units.</p>

<p>Please refer to attachment:</p>

<p>In this example, the most distinct poison arrow is the purple marking "D" where the sharp corner of stack 07 creates a poison arrow towards stack 04 thru the living room balcony area. </p>

<p>There is another poison arrow in the purple marking "B". Where stack 04's corner is aimed towards stack 06's living room area. </p>

<p>Happy to note that the rest of the markings "A, C, D &amp; E" don't seem to pose an issue as these are psuedo poison arrows that don't attack any stack or stack openings. Although marking C may or may not attack stack 07 which has to be closed evaluated on-site.</p>

<p>&nbsp;</p>

<p>Facilities <br />Swimming Pool, Jacuzzi, Playground, Gymnasium, BBQ, Basement Parking </p>]]></description>
		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Jul 2009 11:59:16 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>The Estiva @ Pasir Panjang Road</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. When buying a property always remember to take a mental snapshot of whether there are any poison arrows (close-by) e.g. the sharp corner of an neighbour's stack (unit) attacking your unit!</p>

<p>2. What constitutes an attack of such poison arrow(s) or sharp corners? Stand inside the home, look out of every window (balcony sliding doors included). Make sure that there are no sharp edge or corner especially a neighbour's cornering unit edge aimed towards a window or living room area.</p>

<p>3. Please see attachment. In this example, try to spot all the external poison arrows that one unit "aims" at another. Go into your unit to check that none of the red or purple arrows are aimed at your unit.</p>

<p>4. It is very common to see such "porcupine" buildings especially if the architect designs a home with lots of corners, edges...</p>]]></description>
		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Jul 2009 16:37:55 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Clementi Woods Condo @ 78 - 90 West Coast Road</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. This condominium is still under construction. The condominium is located at West Coast Road. It is expected to be completed by 2010 with a tenure of 99 years .</p>

<p>2. There are a total of 240 units. The developer is&nbsp;Frasers Centrepoint Ltd.</p>

<p>3. The development comes under Flying Star Period 8. And all the building facade are either North or South facing i.e N2 or S2 directions.</p>

<p>4. Technically, based purely on the flying star, S2 directions are the better facing direction. As it has a double auspicious #8's at the frontage. And many units (stacks) have a water postion at it's frontage. And furthermore, some units can further enhance their wealth with a water position at the SW sector e.g. if it is their balcony area.</p>

<p>5. Units with their facade at N2, is said to have wasted their "wealth" as it is at the back of the home usually the kitchen / back area of the home. </p>

<p>6. Please see attachment: In red marking "A". Usually throughout the day, the water positions would be bathed by the morning and afternoon sun. And if many lower units do not have their windows opened, few units that are lower floors and frequently open their windows may be affected by the evaporated "dirty" chemical water that flows into the home.</p>

<p>7. Often those who have young babies especially for the first few months may not be used to the higher concentration of such "moisture". This is greater concern especially since blocks 82 and 90 and 88 and 86 forms such a "long corridor" and usually qi or air has not choice but to "pass" thru the units. </p>

<p>8. Marking in red B is not an issue since there should be sufficient air-flow with such a short "corridor". I am truly more concered with lower units particularly at stacks 28, 27 and 25! </p>

<p>9. Such respiratory concerns are not new. And it has happened at the rivervale crest condo (next to Rivervale mall).</p>]]></description>
		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Jul 2009 10:50:00 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Waterfront Waves @ 760 - 782 Bedok Reservior Road</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>1. Waterfront waves is a new uncompleted development located at 760 to 782 Bedok Reservoir Road. </p>

<p>2. The estimated completion date is two years away in 2011.</p>

<p>3. This development belongs to Period 8:-</p>

<p>3.1 Excellent units especially for East Group persons are stacks: 03 and 04 (light blue)</p>

<p>3.2 In general, stacks 17 to 24 (in pink) has good qi frontage of approximately 60 degrees or NE3 facing direction. And correspondingly, stacks 15, 16 and 21, 22&nbsp;and 25 have stacks facing SW3. Equally good facing directions especially for the West Group. (Other than the consideration of the dreaded afternoon sun).</p>

<p>4. Stacks 01, 02, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 13 and 14 (bright yellow) hopefully remain as a North 3 facing direction. As the compass direction seems to "hover" around 20 degrees. Which is very close for comfort to the line of emptiness ie. 22.5 degrees. Again, hopefully, these units do not fall exactly at 22.5 degrees as the term "emptiness" suggests. Proper compass reading should be taken once the development has TOP - and lets cross our fingers for those who buy these units.</p>

<p><b>Other development information:</b></p>

<p><b>Tenure:</b> 99 years consisting of 405 units. It's developer is Frasers Centrepoint Limited with Far East Organisation.<br /><br /><b>Facilities include:</b> <br />LAP POOL<br />SPLASH POOL<br />SPA POOL<br />SPA BEDS<br />SPA SEATS<br />HYDRO MASSAGE SHOWER<br />AQUA GYM<br />SUN DECK<br />ECO-POND<br />LOUNGE DECKS<br />VIEWING DECKS<br />BBQ<br />JOGGING TRACK<br />CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND<br />ROCK CLIMBING WALL<br />2 TENNIS COURTS<br />CLUBHOUSE<br />GYM<br />MULTI-PURPOSE HALL<br />CHANGING ROOMS WITH STEAM ROOMS<br />HANDICAP TOILETS<br /></p>]]></description>
		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Jul 2009 10:20:25 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Livia At Pasir Ris Grove</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>Is a new development by City Developments Ltd. It is located off Pasir Ris Drive 1 &amp; within walking distance to the Pasir Ris MRT Station.</p>

<p>Located just off Pasir Ris Drive 1, Livia is within walking distance to the Pasir Ris MRT Station and highly accessible via the TPE, PIE and EXP.</p>

<p>This development takes advantage of the Flying Star Period 8: with many units (see attachment) highlighted in Yellow which have their blocks (stacks) either facing NE1 or SW1.</p>

<p>Under the current Period 8 (2004 to 2023); units that are facing NE1 or SW1 are considered to have one of the best qi (especially for those who are west group persons). </p>

<p>Many of these blocks are well-positioned with the NE1 and SW1 alignment. And unlike many other developments which are often clustered together, Livia does create a sense of space and have a good flow of qi within it's estate.</p>

<p>Tenure: 99 years leasehold<br />Expected Completion: 31 December 2011<br />Land Size: 447,192 sqft<br />Total Units: 724</p>

<p>Unit Types:<br />2 Bdrm &ndash; approx. 882~1119 sqft (30 units)<br />2 Bdrm + Study &ndash; approx. 914~1151 sqft (94 units)<br />3 Bdrm &ndash; approx. 1258~1603 sqft (180 units)<br />3 Bdrm + Study &ndash; approx. 1323~1743 sqft (240 units)<br />4 Bdrm &ndash; approx. 1538~1926 sqft (168 units)<br />Penthouse &ndash; approx. 2421~2593 sqft (12 units)</p>

<p>Facilities:<br />a) Aqua Zone (Wi-Fi enabled):<br />Landscape Feature Pond<br />Leisure Pool<br />Sun Deck<br />Spa Alcoves<br />50 m Lap Pool<br />Pool Cabanas<br />Aqua Gym<br />Pool Lounge<br />Lounge Deck<br />Fun Pool<br />Wading Pool</p>

<p>b) Action Zone:<br />Basketball Half-Court<br />Xtreme Swing<br />Net Cell<br />Netscape<br />Rocky Climb<br />Hexagon Loop &amp; Rope<br />Tree House &ndash; Overlooks the scenic Sungei Api Api</p>

<p>c) Garden Zone:<br />Floral Courts &ndash; Heliconia, Lily, Alpinia, Iris, Hibiscus Courts<br />Landscape Gardens<br />Fern Garden<br />Fragrance Garden<br />Bamboo Garden<br />Garden Cabanas<br />Lawn<br />Viewing Terrace</p>

<p>d) Leisure Zone:<br />Fitness &amp; Wellness Stations<br />BBQ Pavilion<br />Children&rsquo;s Play Area<br />Tennis Courts<br />900 m Jogging Path<br />Gymnasium<br />Clubhouse (Wi-Fi Enabled Spots)<br />Function Room<br />Entertainment Room<br />Changing Rooms With Sauna<br />Function Plaza</p>]]></description>
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		<title>The Pinnacle@Duxton</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><p>The <a href="http://forum.geomancy.net/webboard/wbpx.dll/~geomancy/mailto%3Cimg%20src='http://www.geomancy.net/wbimages/smiles/icon_razz.gif'%20width=15%20height=15%20border=0%3Einnacle@Duxton">Pinnacle@Duxton</a> consists of seven slim towers, each with 48 storeys tall. </p>

<p>This development will be the tallest public housing in Singapore. Twice the height of most Housing Board flats.</p>

<p>Together, the seven slim towers will resemble a giant curved screen linked at their 26th storeys and at roof level by sky gardens featuring jogging tracks and other sports and recreational facilities.<br /><br />This development was suppose to be completed by 2007. However, it looks more like the completion date is later this year.</p>

<p>As the blocks are facing different directions, virtually, they are facing all sorts of directions i.e. North, South, East, West, NE and even SW.</p>

<p>The site was formerly a nutmeg plantation as the soil was well suited for planting nutmegs.</p>]]></description>
		<pubDate>Thu, 09 Jul 2009 12:37:16 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>The Quartz @ Compassvale Bow</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p>This Executive Condo will be TOP soon...]]></description>
		<pubDate>Sun, 24 May 2009 18:39:34 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>Criteria For Executive Condominum In Singapore</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p>A good write-up on the criteria for purchase of an Executive Condo (EC) in Singapore and all you need to know about&nbsp;it's rules and regulations and conditions.]]></description>
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		<title>Aquarius-by-the-Park Condo</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><P>1. Ideally, in Feng Shui, it is best not to have blue-roof for buildings. </P>
<P>2. As a blue roof in the I-ching represents difficulties. Thus it is best not to have a blue roof i.e. nice-not-to have instead of must-not-have situation.</P>]]></description>
		<pubDate>Fri, 27 Feb 2009 10:24:17 GMT</pubDate>
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		<title>The Aristo @ Amber</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Posted by: Ce____ L.<p><P>The morale of the story is that the rich gets richer, by investing in time and effort to secure (expert) help in finding a good home.</P>
<P>The poor as usual, gets into a cycle of poverty: Imagine buying a home equivalent to a ten year old car. No matter how much effort is done (later) to improve their home, the Feng Shui of the home cannot turn it into a "gem" of a car! If one bought a run-down toyota, how to turn it into a lovely 7 series BMW? </P>
<P>Again, it is like a family of 8 buying a home equivalent of a small Chinese cherry car! How to fit 8 persons in the car! No way! Have to purchase a car the equivalent of an MPV!</P>]]></description>
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