On a lighter note, one thing i find amusing in Nusa Idaman is, a lot of people indeed turn the land around their houses into farms. In Singapore you would expect residents to do landscaping, plant flowers. Here they plant vegetable!
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On a lighter note, one thing i find amusing in Nusa Idaman is, a lot of people indeed turn the land around their houses into farms. In Singapore you would expect residents to do landscaping, plant flowers. Here they plant vegetable!
Agreed, just keep things low profile, what you do for your own home, no one bothers though.
I have a friend looking for a landed house in JB to park his collection of classic bikes and cars!
Hi, anyone can help? thanks.
hi, you can hire a virtual address for just SGD99 per year. just google for "virtual address singapore" and you will find one that offers SGD99/year, the cheapest.
then you can reroute all your banks corresnpondence to this address. They can also help to forward the mails to you in JB provided you pay for the postage etc.
hope this helps.
Hi, anyone can help? thanks.
Yes, i still keep my SG address for mails. Essentially keep mails from both sides separate and just come back once or twice a week to check, etc.
Tun Aminah have robbers who rob even school children.
How many cars does he have, there are still 1-2 2.5 storey cluster houses here in HH that have very large areas, can park at least 4 cars just inside the compound.
Some of the houses in Gateway, near the golf course has even own driveways that can park 2 full size buses outside, not counting inside so lots of parking space that is free.
Hi wuqi, thanks, been reading this thread and finds the info useful. Just wondering how to keep your SG address after renting out the property, wouldn't the tenant mind if they keep receiving your mails?
Yah the long driveway is nice. Pity it's outside the gate but still it is something i've never seen. Tested their security couple of months back when i tried to get into Gateway by saying the marketing people ask me to come directly - the security responded i have to ask the marketing people to personally bring me in. So it seems security is ok.
WOW! Hello people, Great to see so many 'like minded' people here. I've just bought 3 units in East Ledang recently, 1 semi-D and 2 terraces which are expected to be completed in 2012. Semi-D will be my weekend holiday home and 2 terraces are for investment. Surprised to see that so many people are into it so much earlier =)
I heard from a sale person in East Ledang that a Singaporean guy bought a unit in just to park his cars O_O
Wait a minute... if i want to get a cheap JB plate car for local transport... how can i do that? I don't believe SG licence can drive an MY plate car or even buy an MY plate car right?
Are you sure security in Singapore is that bad? I am not here to argue with you, just that I need to know, because sometimes I go out late at night in Singapore.
I almost kena robbed in a multi-storey car park in CCK in 2007 by 3 young guys, but that's the extent of my experience with crime in Singapore.
Generally, try to avoid the Outskirt towns of Singapore. Lots of poor families live there, if not poor families, then it's lots of young people. Like Downtown East Pasir Ris. Try to avoid multi-storey car parks late at night.
If I go to a kopitiam or cafe, I try to park my vehicle within sight of my table. This learned from my USA working and living days. So you don't come back to a vehicle with broken windows and missing laptop and cashcard!
You can, some bros here even have 1-3 MY cars. Just need to apply for the conversion and pay RM30 yearly.
What kind of business can we do in the 3 storey shop house ? No crowd no nothing ... what can we do ? Really nothing can do in johore
Depends on where you are, if your shop is at those Nusa Bestari or near the Sutera Mall, then no problem. Food, KTV, motor car repair shops for example.
Hi new to the forum and went to visited HH condo yesterday and is very interested.
2 qns.
1) What is the rental potential for HH condo?
2) Want to compare with Puteri Harbor condo development, but its website has no info on them. Anyone has any info on this or where to visit for the showroom?
Thanks in advance.
2 qns.
1) What is the rental potential for HH condo?
2) Want to compare with Puteri Harbor condo development, but its website has no info on them. Anyone has any info on this or where to visit for the showroom?
Thanks in advance.
Rental potential is good for HH Condo but i would say Puteri Harbour is better for rental.
Can go on weekdays but need to make appointment, go straight to Puteri Harbour and the 2nd floor is their showroom. With the CIQ to be built onsite there, its a choice place. HH will be very convenient too though, because with new road joining Kota Iskandar, its only 5 minutes away.
Most of the units have been taken up or reserved already though, saw that most of the names there had either E or S in front of them for NRIC/Passport.
Can go on weekdays but need to make appointment, go straight to Puteri Harbour and the 2nd floor is their showroom. With the CIQ to be built onsite there, its a choice place. HH will be very convenient too though, because with new road joining Kota Iskandar, its only 5 minutes away.
Most of the units have been taken up or reserved already though, saw that most of the names there had either E or S in front of them for NRIC/Passport.
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