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no need wait till older. now already experienced it liao, have to open so many doors before get into the house .
Hehe, finally after one big round, I wouldn't be surprised if people finally settle for the hdb studio apartment when they retire, less to clean, ambulance and police and fire engines within 5 mins of call, even emergency buttons to summon help within minutes should you fall, no more sleepless nights, just use thumb print to lock a single door, downstairs coffee shop for your nocturnal dose and doctor just round the corner and some more can sit at the landscaped garden anytime of the night and shake leg while watching the Blanga sweep the leaves some more in the morning without fear of 08 red Indians jumping over the fence to attack you with parangs. Come to think of it, what is it that we really need for retirement?
 
Walau, you sound like living inside a bank vault. Several locks yes, but why so many doors?:confused:

hee , before auto gate , needs to open 1 lock , then grille lock then wooden door then masterbed room door to get things.....
 
Hehe, finally after one big round, I wouldn't be surprised if people finally settle for the hdb studio apartment when they retire, less to clean, ambulance and police and fire engines within 5 mins of call, even emergency buttons to summon help within minutes should you fall, no more sleepless nights, just use thumb print to lock a single door, downstairs coffee shop for your nocturnal dose and doctor just round the corner and some more can sit at the landscaped garden anytime of the night and shake leg while watching the Blanga sweep the leaves some more in the morning without fear of 08 red Indians jumping over the fence to attack you with parangs. Come to think of it, what is it that we really need for retirement?

u need to read more forums to know wat are the real problems , in fact now i truly understand why some SPRs prefer to rent in SG .
I am not sure whats yr agenda ? some want more singaporeans to buy expensive house so that they can earn a big profit.
My agenda is clear , i just highlight the probs and not mislead them to think everything is so perfect.
 
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u need to read more forums to know wat are the real problems , in fact now i truly understand why some SPRs prefer to rent in SG .
I am not sure whats yr agenda ? some want more singaporeans to buy expensive house so that they can earn a big profit.
My agenda is clear , i just highlight the probs and not mislead them to think everything is so perfect.

haha... agenda. You know that everyone has an agenda in life. So let it be. The reason why malaysian (not just SPR, malaysian blue collar also, ok) prefer to rent in SG is because of distance to work and jam. and of course, SG excellent amenities and safety is also huge plus point. But then, it can be crowded and expensive.
It's not that m'sian don't like house and prefer apartment. that would be too generalized a statement to make. Both type of property have their merits and disadvantages. For eg, for landed, normally it's lower density, nobody dragging furniture upstairs and disturbing you, can park your car and wash car in your own porch, got own garden, etc. it's just a different style of living, that's all. the key thing is you must feel that your place is HOME to you. If not, just rent it out or sell it and move on. At least you've had the experience.
 
haha... agenda. You know that everyone has an agenda in life. So let it be. The reason why malaysian (not just SPR, malaysian blue collar also, ok) prefer to rent in SG is because of distance to work and jam. and of course, SG excellent amenities and safety is also huge plus point. But then, it can be crowded and expensive.
It's not that m'sian don't like house and prefer apartment. that would be too generalized a statement to make. Both type of property have their merits and disadvantages. For eg, for landed, normally it's lower density, nobody dragging furniture upstairs and disturbing you, can park your car and wash car in your own porch, got own garden, etc. it's just a different style of living, that's all. the key thing is you must feel that your place is HOME to you. If not, just rent it out or sell it and move on. At least you've had the experience.

true , at least i experienced it and thats y shared out the problems which some INVESTORS might hate me , haha
 
true , at least i experienced it and thats y shared out the problems which some INVESTORS might hate me , haha

nobody hates you la! and if they do, they're only strangers, so what? you do what you like la, it's a free internet!
 
haha... agenda. You know that everyone has an agenda in life. So let it be. The reason why malaysian (not just SPR, malaysian blue collar also, ok) prefer to rent in SG is because of distance to work and jam. and of course, SG excellent amenities and safety is also huge plus point. But then, it can be crowded and expensive.
It's not that m'sian don't like house and prefer apartment. that would be too generalized a statement to make. Both type of property have their merits and disadvantages. For eg, for landed, normally it's lower density, nobody dragging furniture upstairs and disturbing you, can park your car and wash car in your own porch, got own garden, etc. it's just a different style of living, that's all. the key thing is you must feel that your place is HOME to you. If not, just rent it out or sell it and move on. At least you've had the experience.

Exactly, in conclusion, it's different strokes for different folks.

All the present types of housings available in our world today are still around simply because there is demand for them, if not, they'll be long gone. One thing for sure, landed properties in city centre are very expensive, simply because they are highly sought after by the rich ones.
 
Crystal, most of your complains are norm. U did not do your homework well before signing sNp
 
true , at least i experienced it and thats y shared out the problems which some INVESTORS might hate me , haha

A smart investor will not be bothered about what people say in forums, they will look at existing statistics which are already presented in real life to judge things. If these tiny voices in forums have the power to influence a big percentage of the population, businesses in the world don't need to collectively spend billions in advertisements every month. They can just advertise in forums with one single reply and it's Free.
 
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i did by reading this forum , but mostly shared the gd things abt owning a landed .

You don't even need to be rich to afford maids by the hour. They are available at only SGD8(RM20) per hour and they will drive to your house, why waste your time and effort cleaning up the house yourself in the first place?
 
i did by reading this forum , but mostly shared the gd things abt owning a landed .

The gravest mistake is to trust whats posted here 100%. U should rent a unit first before taking that plunge. Get first hand live experience. Singaporeans are used to hdb flats where most of the defects or complaints taken care of by the landlord.
 
You don't even need to be rich to afford maids by the hour. They are available at only SGD8(RM20) per hour and they will drive to your house, why waste your time and effort cleaning up the house yourself in the first place?

u think so easy to find ah ? my neighbours until now still cant find a part time maid to do lor .
 
u think so easy to find ah ? my neighbours until now still cant find a part time maid to do lor .

I'm not even living in Nusajaya and I've already found their contacts, Crystal. You think I only 'think' huh? If you need it, PM me. (I mean need their service hor, not mine, nottiboys out there, don't reply hor hahaha).
 
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A smart investor will not be bothered about what people say in forums, they will look at existing statistics which are already presented in real life to judge things. If these tiny voices in forums have the power to influence a big percentage of the population, businesses in the world don't need to collectively spend billions in advertisements every month. They can just advertise in forums with one single reply and it's Free.

i do not care abt INVESTORS in fact they are the ones who made us feel unwelcome to msia due to properties prices.
i just voice out for singaporeans , in case they thought its so easy to buy a house etc in malaysia.
look at recent complaints abt banks and lawyers , i do not have to say much liao .
 
I'm not even living in Nusajaya and I've already found their contacts, Crystal. If you want, PM me.

please dun recommend if u never use them before .
I used a cleaning company , its terrible , even my neighbours complained abt them too .
 
The gravest mistake is to trust whats posted here 100%. U should rent a unit first before taking that plunge. Get first hand live experience. Singaporeans are used to hdb flats where most of the defects or complaints taken care of by the landlord.

its diff la , if u rent , u wont care so much abt maintance , only when u own it u will care abt the cleanliness etc .
 
I'm not even living in Nusajaya and I've already found their contacts, Crystal. You think I only 'think' huh? If you need it, PM me. (I mean need their service hor, not mine, nottiboys out there, don't reply hor hahaha).

Do help her out. Thks for sharing.
 
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