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Living in JB
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My hubby couldn't be bothered to pump petrol in JB too as ours is weekend car. We just pump full tank before getting, by the time we come out, barely even 3/4 tank. Not all Singaporeans are cheapo you know?
Just an update on things here:
Today went to the clubhouse to have dinner, saw a lot of SG cars, even saw an Indian/China chinese pairing who were keen. Heard her remarking to her husband that a lot of her sisters are changing to buying property here now. Went near Setia earlier today, large crowd there too.
Funny thing though, some folks were remarking that with the recent flooding of the many landed in Singapore, they might as well come here anyway. I saw some threads on flooding in SG but never knew it was that serious that even landed folks near the Yishun Transit Road Camp were affected?
Today went to the clubhouse to have dinner, saw a lot of SG cars, even saw an Indian/China chinese pairing who were keen. Heard her remarking to her husband that a lot of her sisters are changing to buying property here now. Went near Setia earlier today, large crowd there too.
Funny thing though, some folks were remarking that with the recent flooding of the many landed in Singapore, they might as well come here anyway. I saw some threads on flooding in SG but never knew it was that serious that even landed folks near the Yishun Transit Road Camp were affected?
A friend of mine for no reason called up and started to enquire about JB. Seems he and some others have been quite keen on JB recently, i told him its a bit late but he was still keen and i have given him some information that were posted on this thread.
One thing about the CW3 bus, it seems to be really full these days, for those who wants a good seat, best to chope it at the Causeway Cafe opposite the Jusco side, nowadays starting to be a long queue especially on weekends but thankfully buses arrive quite fast. I am pretty amazed too, potholes that you see this week will be gone by the next and filled up/done up nicely. Something is starting to change here?
Anyway, brought my relatives to the tyre/rim and car servicing and then to lighting, curtain and furniture stores at Nusa Bestari side, the area was pretty crowded even on a Monday.
One thing about the CW3 bus, it seems to be really full these days, for those who wants a good seat, best to chope it at the Causeway Cafe opposite the Jusco side, nowadays starting to be a long queue especially on weekends but thankfully buses arrive quite fast. I am pretty amazed too, potholes that you see this week will be gone by the next and filled up/done up nicely. Something is starting to change here?
Anyway, brought my relatives to the tyre/rim and car servicing and then to lighting, curtain and furniture stores at Nusa Bestari side, the area was pretty crowded even on a Monday.
I wonder how long is the CW3 ride from Bukit Indah to Jurong East during peak and off-preak hours. Contemplating taking the bus to/from work if it's a feasible option. Start work at 8.30am and end work at 6pm near the Central/West side of Singapore. Of course if/when the deal goes through and we move fully it'll be about 2+ years later, but at least we have a good idea of the situation now and hopefully it will only get better in the future 
I wonder how long is the CW3 ride from Bukit Indah to Jurong East during peak and off-peak hours. Contemplating taking the bus to/from work if it's a feasible option. Start work at 8.30am and end work at 6pm near the Central/West side of Singapore. Of course if/when the deal goes through and we move fully it'll be about 2+ years later, but at least we have a good idea of the situation now and hopefully it will only get better in the future
Ok, so far its about an hour to an hour plus according to my family who has purposedly went to try this as a worst case scenario. My lecturer(and now friend) took it in and went back on it once as well and she told me it was less than an hour but this was off peak. I am sure it is feasible, at least 2 guys from a large bank are doing this. They park their cars at or near the CW3 stop and take it into SG. Then in the evenings, they get off the CW3 and take their cars back in. Save money, petrol and time according to what i understand from them.
Buses starts from 0515 hrs, seems there is even a CW4 now, going to Sutera mall area. Things seems to be looking ok:
Some interesting links:
http://www.handalindah.com.my/latest.php
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causeway_Link
http://singaporebuspage.wordpress.com/2009/08/05/surprises-across-the-causeway/
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This link also has the latest update on the timing as well as additional buses that they are adding to cut down on the waiting time: http://www.handalindah.com.my/latest.php
I was looking at the timings and making the connection from the time the bus leaves Bukit Indah to Jurong East by looking at the same line (e.g. 5.15am - 7.30am) but it's not really correct is it? Since further down the timing runs off (e.g. 7am - 1.10pm).
You are absolutely right and I am finding it quite a pain sometime just to drive thru that stretch with traffic lights junction. Is there another way to Sutera from HH or is this the most straight-forward way ? They better quicken their pace to expand this stretch , it is a bottle-neck now.
Hi all,
I would like to find out what is a reasonable rental rate for Horizon Hills linkhouses (approx. 1800 -2000 sq ft built up) as I'm interested to rent a unit there. I have checked a few M'sia websites and for HH linkhouses , partially furnished, it range from RM$1600 to RM$2k+(housing agent advertiement). Is the price reasonable or are there better rates if I rent direct from homeowners? Kindly advise, Thk u.
I would like to find out what is a reasonable rental rate for Horizon Hills linkhouses (approx. 1800 -2000 sq ft built up) as I'm interested to rent a unit there. I have checked a few M'sia websites and for HH linkhouses , partially furnished, it range from RM$1600 to RM$2k+(housing agent advertiement). Is the price reasonable or are there better rates if I rent direct from homeowners? Kindly advise, Thk u.
You really have to check whether it is renovated, comes with furnishing, etc. The rental for landed properties are not that high, the price range you quoted for HH is around there.
Yes the price would be very dependant on whats the layout, furnishing, the facing, etc. $1600 is extremely low though. Even $2000 is quite low for HH. I think deadsoulz can go for them as they are pretty low. My neighbours have rented out a terrace for $2600 and i have had received rental requests at $3500 for my cluster.
The rates you have been given are very low, i am a bit suprised and quite curious as to what condition they are in actually.
Not sure either but i guess its good to give others a chance.
For those who have a stake in bolehland, this thread is probably the best.
For those who are tempted to put some $ in bolehland, this thread may help them make that important decision.
In any case, well done to the regular contributors ; deserve to give yourself a pat on the back.
Sticky or no sticky not really an issue. A great information database !!!
For those who are tempted to put some $ in bolehland, this thread may help them make that important decision.
In any case, well done to the regular contributors ; deserve to give yourself a pat on the back.
Sticky or no sticky not really an issue. A great information database !!!
Most adverts that I come across are equipped with fans, lights, grilles, water heaters, kitchen cabinets, hobs n hoods, some comes with aircon for certain rooms. Ready to move in after bringing in the sofa,beds and appliances. Yet to confirm if there's any hidden price advertised.
I have actually booked a linkhouse at Golf precinct, will only be ready in May 2012. Will be shifting in with my parents,wife n mum-in-law. Planning to rent out my parents' flat and my flat(both fully paid for) as we have always wanted to stay together as both side of our families are small. Was thinking why not start early by renting a place to stay together while waiting for the new place to build up. I'm lucky enough to have my wife and parents supporting the idea of living in M'sia and hope things will turn out well.
Hope to hear from experienced bros here if this is feasible..
I have actually booked a linkhouse at Golf precinct, will only be ready in May 2012. Will be shifting in with my parents,wife n mum-in-law. Planning to rent out my parents' flat and my flat(both fully paid for) as we have always wanted to stay together as both side of our families are small. Was thinking why not start early by renting a place to stay together while waiting for the new place to build up. I'm lucky enough to have my wife and parents supporting the idea of living in M'sia and hope things will turn out well.
Hope to hear from experienced bros here if this is feasible..
how on earth you put 3 tigress under one roof ? My respect to u !
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