Don't tell me you guys never been to a joint or massage with happy ending before?
If not, then ask Trump. He can teach a thing or two.
So what if there are brothels or bars in FC? Be real man.
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Forest City
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Don't tell me you guys never been to a joint or massage with happy ending before?
If not, then ask Trump. He can teach a thing or two.
So what if there are brothels or bars in FC? Be real man.
Don't tell me you guys never been to a joint or massage with happy ending before?
If not, then ask Trump. He can teach a thing or two.
So what if there are brothels or bars in FC? Be real man.
For services of such nature, no need to venture far. SG already offers full range
Every country also got. You do not need to go to China to look for mei mei. China will come to you.
But no worries about it...it is part of growing up process. Natural progression.
GCT once said something like " such trades should not be disallowed in sgp else sgp men with needs could easily take a night bus ride and be in Hatyai next morning. If such trades were in sgp, we could at least control the health and hygiene aspects of people in such professions"
Let's not be pretentious as if it is a squeaky clean place as if it is bad for society. Prostitution had been around for thousands of years. Men and women had learnt to accept it as part of life. Too clean is unnatural and affects mental health.
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Open a new casino in fc also not so much a distant impossibility.
1.they can simulate casino in korea, open a foreigners only casino to entice and cater growing ah tiong population. Singaporean are welcomed.
2. Not sure true or not la, i heard other ppl said RWS very first hand tabel game gamble was play by current johor ruler. Plus new pribumi party we got former johor menteri besar muhyiddin to do good to johor economy....politically quite possible.
3. Quite ironic, those who oppose are conservative muslim, although none of them can enter casino in malaysia, they only kpkb on things that do not even bother them, like to act classy at moral high ground, fake brainless ppl. Chinese who oppose come and tell me, i go n beat them.
1.they can simulate casino in korea, open a foreigners only casino to entice and cater growing ah tiong population. Singaporean are welcomed.
2. Not sure true or not la, i heard other ppl said RWS very first hand tabel game gamble was play by current johor ruler. Plus new pribumi party we got former johor menteri besar muhyiddin to do good to johor economy....politically quite possible.
3. Quite ironic, those who oppose are conservative muslim, although none of them can enter casino in malaysia, they only kpkb on things that do not even bother them, like to act classy at moral high ground, fake brainless ppl. Chinese who oppose come and tell me, i go n beat them.
There are also plane loads coming to sgp. I think FC at this point is holy compared to geylang
I am starting to believe forest city may work, if it don't sink first. The property market in China is red hot, the more they curb the more people want to buy. Unstoppable, Even Olympics gold medalist also came to buy. All the best to forest city.
【喜报】森林城市荣获Frost & Sullivan2016年亚太地区产品创新研发领袖奖（地产类）！
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未来城市榜样——森林城市
森林城市采用先进的分层立体城市规划理念，地面都是公园和活动场地，没有车辆穿行，日常生活十分安全。规划轨道交通，连通整个城市。地下两层是道路、立交桥和停车空间，真正做到人车分流。
由建筑事务所SASAKI等亲自操刀规划，森林城市搭建垂直绿墙、空中花园和屋顶花园系统，形成多维度立体绿化系统，目之所及皆是森林。
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http://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzI...feb172c933faaa072ac6c&scene=0#wechat_redirect
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未来城市榜样——森林城市
森林城市采用先进的分层立体城市规划理念，地面都是公园和活动场地，没有车辆穿行，日常生活十分安全。规划轨道交通，连通整个城市。地下两层是道路、立交桥和停车空间，真正做到人车分流。
由建筑事务所SASAKI等亲自操刀规划，森林城市搭建垂直绿墙、空中花园和屋顶花园系统，形成多维度立体绿化系统，目之所及皆是森林。
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http://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzI...feb172c933faaa072ac6c&scene=0#wechat_redirect
1 Degree North address is now FC.
Phoenix Hotel at FC is now opened.
http://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzIyOTExODMyOQ==&mid=2655712589&idx=1&sn=db3b0af297f81e979fbbfd6fa1567bcd&chksm=f3f9cd5bc48e444db083b151fe17eba4cbd850e3f71e9479d2d7f8b1736e6f3ab9e7c1672241&scene=0#wechat_redirect
Phoenix Hotel at FC is now opened.
http://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzIyOTExODMyOQ==&mid=2655712589&idx=1&sn=db3b0af297f81e979fbbfd6fa1567bcd&chksm=f3f9cd5bc48e444db083b151fe17eba4cbd850e3f71e9479d2d7f8b1736e6f3ab9e7c1672241&scene=0#wechat_redirect
Truly unbelievable.
It took this same developer more than three years to less 8,000 units in their Danga Bay CG...........and still trying to sell the balance units now.
8000 units in 3 years also quite impressive.. And not to forget those are all million ringgit units.
CG in Danga Bay is in the city area, just outside the Istana.
FC is on a remote reclaimed island in the far west in the middle of nowhere.
Both selling units over RM1 million mark.
The one in the city took more than 3 years to sell about 6 to 7000 units and is still selling the balance units.
The other is selling from brochure and with only a bare island and some hastily build structure show can claimed to have sold 12,000 units in a few months.
That's why I find it truly unbelievable.
But perhaps it could be 99% sold in China.
The forest city multi million ringgit freehold bungalow is launching soon. Looking forward to hear about the superb sales results, maybe 1000 bungalows sold within a month. So attractive, for that price the Chinese can only buy a miserable 70 years leasehold condo in Beijing.
Not just only in beijing, whole china, there is no such thing call freehold....residential leasehold all 70 years
Is a tiong island without doubt, if they target only locals, i wonder will they even build a single condo. They will build according to how much do they sold, not like danga project one time in a go. Resale market over there definitely will be awful (accept maybe the landes bungalow)... but who's care, local happy to collect cheap.
Chinese developments changing Iskandar Malaysia’s property – and economic – landscape
November 16, 2016
Three of China’s biggest property developers are changing the face of Johor, just across across the Causeway from Singapore. Chinese construction giants such as R & F Properties, Greenland Group, and Country Garden are undertaking ambitious residential and commercial projects in the fast-growing Iskandar economic region. Initial skepticism that the developers could actually pull off their grand plans is giving way to enthusiasm from investors, locals and the Malaysian government as the projects rapidly take shape.
Within a year of reclamation work starting, Phoenix Hotel, which has 50 establishments throughout China, has already opened its doors in Forest City. The artificial island is a joint venture between Guangdong’s Country Garden, and the Sultan of Johor. The plan is to create four artificial islands spanning 20 square kilometres over the next 20 years.
Chief strategy officer of Country Garden Pacificview, Yu Runze said, “When I first came to Johor, the Forest City project was a piece of water back at that time; we definitely can see a lot of suspicion on the feasibility of this mega project. We use our delivery to prove that Forest City is not a dream. It is actually very tangible.”
In the state capital, Johor Bahru, Country Garden is creating another city within a city. Never before has Malaysia seen a cluster of high rise developments on this scale taking place at one time – not in the capital Kuala Lumpur, let alone the southern state of Johor. The Danga Bay project is already 80% sold, with most buyers coming from China and Singapore. Forest City is also attracting foreign interest.
The Iskandar economic region, with its new industry, universities and amusement parks, is expected to double its population by 2025, easing concerns of a possible property glut. Chief executive of the Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA), Ismail Ibrahim, said that rapid economic development translates into more jobs, and more people would be coming in to seek opportunities not only for business but also for employment. This in turn would create demand for housing.
The developers say Forest City will generate tens of billions of dollars of economic activity and create some 220,000 jobs, hugely benefitting the local economy and not just the well-to-do people who will buy there. The state is confident of achieving its annual target of RM25 billion investments this year, with new investments worth RM10.85 billion secured in the third quarter of 2016. This brought the total cumulative committed investments secured to RM218.84 billion from 2006 until Sept 30 this year.
China remains the top five countries with highest investments into Iskandar Malaysia from January to September 2016 , after Singapore, USA, Japan and Spain. Iskandar Malaysia is set to shine as one of the fastest growing economic corridors in South-East Asia (maybe even Asia), so it’s no wonder that investors are eyeing a piece of the Iskandar pie.
http://www.estate123.com/insight/20...ar-malaysias-property-and-economic-landscape/
November 16, 2016
Three of China’s biggest property developers are changing the face of Johor, just across across the Causeway from Singapore. Chinese construction giants such as R & F Properties, Greenland Group, and Country Garden are undertaking ambitious residential and commercial projects in the fast-growing Iskandar economic region. Initial skepticism that the developers could actually pull off their grand plans is giving way to enthusiasm from investors, locals and the Malaysian government as the projects rapidly take shape.
Within a year of reclamation work starting, Phoenix Hotel, which has 50 establishments throughout China, has already opened its doors in Forest City. The artificial island is a joint venture between Guangdong’s Country Garden, and the Sultan of Johor. The plan is to create four artificial islands spanning 20 square kilometres over the next 20 years.
Chief strategy officer of Country Garden Pacificview, Yu Runze said, “When I first came to Johor, the Forest City project was a piece of water back at that time; we definitely can see a lot of suspicion on the feasibility of this mega project. We use our delivery to prove that Forest City is not a dream. It is actually very tangible.”
In the state capital, Johor Bahru, Country Garden is creating another city within a city. Never before has Malaysia seen a cluster of high rise developments on this scale taking place at one time – not in the capital Kuala Lumpur, let alone the southern state of Johor. The Danga Bay project is already 80% sold, with most buyers coming from China and Singapore. Forest City is also attracting foreign interest.
The Iskandar economic region, with its new industry, universities and amusement parks, is expected to double its population by 2025, easing concerns of a possible property glut. Chief executive of the Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA), Ismail Ibrahim, said that rapid economic development translates into more jobs, and more people would be coming in to seek opportunities not only for business but also for employment. This in turn would create demand for housing.
The developers say Forest City will generate tens of billions of dollars of economic activity and create some 220,000 jobs, hugely benefitting the local economy and not just the well-to-do people who will buy there. The state is confident of achieving its annual target of RM25 billion investments this year, with new investments worth RM10.85 billion secured in the third quarter of 2016. This brought the total cumulative committed investments secured to RM218.84 billion from 2006 until Sept 30 this year.
China remains the top five countries with highest investments into Iskandar Malaysia from January to September 2016 , after Singapore, USA, Japan and Spain. Iskandar Malaysia is set to shine as one of the fastest growing economic corridors in South-East Asia (maybe even Asia), so it’s no wonder that investors are eyeing a piece of the Iskandar pie.
http://www.estate123.com/insight/20...ar-malaysias-property-and-economic-landscape/
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