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Forest City
- Thread starter snowbird
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Perhaps Forest City is similar to the Dubai model.
Wonder what those people were thinking when they book for a unit in Forest City, a man-made island next to Tuas, a polluting heavy industrial zone.
Is it because the salesmen convinced them that if they don't book now, the next phase will cost at least 20% more and the following phases even much more??
Or they were also convinced by the salesmen that by the time the later phase is launched, they can sell away their unit with a good profit?
But think about it, this is only the first phase they are buying.
The developer owns this whole man-made island.
If they can sell the initial phases, they will continue rapid building the following phases and you'll be living next to a major construction site for a very long time, having to endure all the dust and noise.
But if the initial phases don't sell very well, the developer may just delay or stop developing the following phases and you'll be living next to a very large piece of empty land, perhaps with plenty of lalang bushes growing all over.
So, which ever way also not very pleasant.
Is it because the salesmen convinced them that if they don't book now, the next phase will cost at least 20% more and the following phases even much more??
Or they were also convinced by the salesmen that by the time the later phase is launched, they can sell away their unit with a good profit?
But think about it, this is only the first phase they are buying.
The developer owns this whole man-made island.
If they can sell the initial phases, they will continue rapid building the following phases and you'll be living next to a major construction site for a very long time, having to endure all the dust and noise.
But if the initial phases don't sell very well, the developer may just delay or stop developing the following phases and you'll be living next to a very large piece of empty land, perhaps with plenty of lalang bushes growing all over.
So, which ever way also not very pleasant.
Well from the 2nd link I seem to be able to see the 5-star Hotel of Forest City almost near completion! I heard they are opening next month. Wow..
Again, this stooge who is not even living in JB starts to offer his misleading thoughts. Your advice to another forumer here on buying a car and park for long term in the 2nd Link vicinity is definitely the most wicked one I've ever come across in this forum. You knew that his condo is still under construction but yet, you can offer such a morbid suggestion. Your conscience (if you still have any) should have been to advise against such a move since we all know that car theft is very prevalent in Malaysia, and especially so in JB. What an idiot?
I anticipate you to GOOGLE for more details and return with the similarities of those 2 projects in your next post, tasks which you are already infamous for, but nothing else better. Otherwise, you'll just say that you don't have to reply to me, right?
Didn't I say before that you should continue to slog in your 9-5 job to earn your keep for the downpayment first? Otherwise, you don't even have time to post in this forum during office hours. And if you happen to be a Sinkie public servant, you probably won't even have Internet access (Singapore public servants' computers to have no Internet access from May next year) from May 2017.
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Just a funny thought that struck me.
My friend's son is about getting married in Singapore and he is lamenting about how expensive it is in Singapore.
I was joking...why not do it in a spanking new 5 star hotel in JB? Possible?
There are 4 professions which cannot be fully trusted: Insurance sales, property agents, financial analysts and politicians.
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Depends on your friend's son's mentality. Defo doable. Quality wise not as good as SG but who cares, its a wedding, last 2-3 hrs. Spend less and save for other things.
Yep, just altered my post.How abt politicians?
Don't forget, used car sales man
Don't buy used cars lah. Very problematic one. Otherwise, you must be prepared a certain amount for repairs, which are sure to have.
It is very true that wedding dinners are extremely expensive in SG.
The same can be done in a 5-star hotel in JB for a third of the cost in SG. (btw, how many 5 stars hotels are there in JB?)
Perhaps those 5-star hotels should be more enterprising perhaps by arranging tour coaches for the wedding couple to ferry their guests to and fro from SG to JB.
This way, the location can be as remote as Puteri Harbour and it doesn't matter, the guests will not need to find their way there.
Offer discount prices for guests wanting to stay over the weekend ......
They should be doing roaring businesses if they can do this.
but how to tackle the traffic jam ?
Few years back, my niece had wedding dinner at Beijing Restaurant in JB. The newly wed couple just gathered their friends at one place in Singapore and had buses transported to and from the restaurant.
Go brainstorm with your grandchildren, may be they could persuade you how silly you are.
Oh, you are back from your slogging already ah? So poor thing, unlike me, typing in the comfort of my home everyday. It's so naive of you to treat Forest City as Dubai.
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All sales & marketing personnel will sugar coat their products and services.
Why so pathetic? A lower grade restaurant in Singapore will save all the guests from their inconvenience. Besides, the Peking Restoran in JB is also not 5-star, but I still prefer their branch in Sutera Mall than the ones in Taman Sentosa and Taman Molek..
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