Yes LF is located within the Iskandar region in zone B. much of zone b belongs to UEM who sold land to other developers. But LF belongs to Mulpha and has been for the past 20 plus years. So LF usually not mentioned cos competitor of UEM.
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Yes LF is located within the Iskandar region in zone B. much of zone b belongs to UEM who sold land to other developers. But LF belongs to Mulpha and has been for the past 20 plus years. So LF usually not mentioned cos competitor of UEM.
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Drove past but did not have time to snap a picture to post here. Maybe someone can confirm with a photo or brochure?
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Hi all, who interested on bayou water village semi D can please PM me... Intend to sell facing cannel view.
Thanks
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Hi to All,
Phase I Semi D for sale.
Type C with roof terrace
Built up : 4462 sqft
Land size : 4500 sqft
Please send email at : [email protected] for any enquiries.
Regards
Amin Sahar (Owner)
Phase I Semi D for sale.
Type C with roof terrace
Built up : 4462 sqft
Land size : 4500 sqft
Please send email at : [email protected] for any enquiries.
Regards
Amin Sahar (Owner)
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http://www.iproperty.com.my/propertylisting/2402780/leisure-farm-2-sty-terrace-link-house-forsale
Tip of the iceberg? I hope its a typo or just over enthusiasm.
Tip of the iceberg? I hope its a typo or just over enthusiasm.
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They've got all the bathroom's loo bowl 24ct gold plated.
For those who are interested.
Bayou Creek semi-d launching through balloting. 20 units.
1. Land Size : 4,000.03 (13 Units)
2. Land Size : 4,147.02 (5 Units)
3. Land Size : 4,537.55 (1 Units)
4. Land Size : 4,787.54 (1 Units)
1. Build Up : 3,720.55
Average Price : 2.8 Mil
Bayou Creek semi-d launching through balloting. 20 units.
1. Land Size : 4,000.03 (13 Units)
2. Land Size : 4,147.02 (5 Units)
3. Land Size : 4,537.55 (1 Units)
4. Land Size : 4,787.54 (1 Units)
1. Build Up : 3,720.55
Average Price : 2.8 Mil
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10 years from now when we look back, will it be "blardy cheap" or will our gardens turn into grassland?
Don't know abt 10yrs from now, but at present, we are like 'vegetable heads' to the developers.
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I assume "we" does not include yourself. It is demand and supply - I dont think people who can afford to pay that price are stupid... just bullish. And how does that compared to people who paid 2.5m for a condo in JB?
Buyers know tt S$1 mil cannot get u a decent 3 bedroom condo that is freehold in Singapore. That money can buy a big freehold landed just across the links, so they r still very value for money. Just look at e crazy jams on this Friday n Saturday. Many people want to get out of Singapore during weekend for family recreation. The potential for further capital appreciation is there.
Yes, it's about demand and supply. Not saying those paying that kind of prices are stupid but it amazes me with the rate of increase so quickly, there will still be ready buyers no matter how much.
Yes, right now it's still quite affordable for many Sgreans. But with the rate of increase a little too quick and too fast, 10yrs from now, will JB still be affordable for ordinary Sgreans to retire cheaply which was the whole idea in the first place? Probably they have to buy somewhere with an hour's drive from customs. So less well off sinkies are being pushed further and further away from SG in time to come like the orang seletar?
Everything is priced in for the 'PRC effect' these days.
U r right. The Singapore is expanding beyond e shore.
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Singapore itself is crowded everywhere. Sometimes can get jammed on expressway for hours like the jam at causeway.
No doubt it is a good price to earn a living and that is why many FT comes. After they makes the money, they balik to their kampong and retires in big house and drive big cars.
Those who have taken the risks 3 years ago is following what the SPR is doing - have the best of both worlds.
Only citizens cannot do that and those who miss the train 3 years ago is getting on the bus now before the bus leave. If miss the bus, then LL when look back 5 years from now if we see the RTS completed and 7 years for HSR. Or can wait for the ground breaking ceremony for the HSR before buying any unit, then should be safer investment.
No doubt it is a good price to earn a living and that is why many FT comes. After they makes the money, they balik to their kampong and retires in big house and drive big cars.
Those who have taken the risks 3 years ago is following what the SPR is doing - have the best of both worlds.
Only citizens cannot do that and those who miss the train 3 years ago is getting on the bus now before the bus leave. If miss the bus, then LL when look back 5 years from now if we see the RTS completed and 7 years for HSR. Or can wait for the ground breaking ceremony for the HSR before buying any unit, then should be safer investment.
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