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Forest City
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Chinaman booked a lot. Then cccp said no money out of china. Became a desert overnight. Anyway a retarded location. Even taxi driver says foreigners are fools
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It is still very quiet there the last time i visited (last week), maintenance is minimal and power is shut down on some of the areas that are unused. I pass by there often as i have some small business there.
The sales gallery side and office is ok. Very quiet after dark, there are many options from Singaporeans to choose from. Even though i do own condos myself, i would advise buying condos over there especially in Forest City.
The entire road leading towards there is pitch black at places, though we are used to it while travelling in Malaysia, for that price point, even Puteri Harbour (NOT Medini) is a better deal if one has to go for condos, even Eco Botanic presents much better value.
The sales gallery side and office is ok. Very quiet after dark, there are many options from Singaporeans to choose from. Even though i do own condos myself, i would advise buying condos over there especially in Forest City.
The entire road leading towards there is pitch black at places, though we are used to it while travelling in Malaysia, for that price point, even Puteri Harbour (NOT Medini) is a better deal if one has to go for condos, even Eco Botanic presents much better value.
Yes and its unfortunate, there are some efforts to push for JB2H as well as bringing ease to the customs clearance, having a single point of clearance much like RTS and allowing Singaporeans to use the automated gates for passport clearance purposes.
My neighbour who is a renovator tells me it is china quality. Good houses in malaysia indon and locals. Good luck if you want to buy there. They dont employ banglas or chinaman. The other shithole is princess cove. Same china quality, year one shops leaking water. Electricity grid blown. Everyday homeowners slamming table at office about faults. And this is the last time i will talk about it. People deserve it at this point
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I note the Forest City Apartments Car Park outside,.. at nights, fully occupied.
Any idea why ?
For foreign buyers. https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/an...-investment-in-ghost-town-forest-city.335988/
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I also saw factory bus, motorbikes in the evening, probably quite a lot of people travelling daily for work in Singapore chose to live in forest city which certainly offers a rise in quality living for also nearby Port workers and sailors. The rates are cheap too. Also interior design service packages and furnitures are at good rates too. In addition, the Pulai bridge is now opened, access to Kukup, Tanjung Piai, Pontian is shorter distance and faster from FC now.
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..Has anyone seen the rotting Catamarin Boat with Forest City Emblems, beached along the shore ?
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“Oh, you’re doing it the opposite way.”, laughed many of my FIRE finance bro friends. Truth be told, I was quite doubtful of my gut feeling that investing was not the right strategy for me. The numbers are better, but trading stocks and ETFs was no longer bringing me the thrill or sense of fulfilment I adored when I first started.
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