hi , it is definitely from a resale.
i doubt there are any place left from a developer for gateway..
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hi , it is definitely from a resale.
i doubt there are any place left from a developer for gateway..
i dont see a reason why the bank will want to hold you from paying up?..
They make money on the interest.
The longer you keep on paying, the happier they will bemay i know what time your bil leave the house in order to be in town by 8am?
They make money on the interest.
hi, thanks for all the units you had send me i send my whole family go make passport this weekend! haha
so i guess the sales ppl at HH sales office won't know abt the resales right?
A staring incident led to another knife attack at Potong Pasir Avenue 1 on Thursday, resulting in the serious injury of a 17-year-old student, reported The New Paper (TNP).
This is the latest in a series of knife-wielding attacks that has plagued Singapore over the last 13 months.
The victim, Anand, a Raffles Institution (RI) student, was together with his friend, Don Tan, 17, at a McDonalds in Potong Pasir when they were accused of staring, wrote TNP.
Later on, the two friends reluctantly agreed to follow their accusers to Block 122 to settle their differences. To their horror, they discovered a group of youths with knives, waiting for them, said TNP.
The same paper reported that Tan managed to run away, but Anand stood his ground and was stabbed in the back as a result.
“I managed to avoid being stabbed, but my friend was not so lucky,” the St Andrew’s Secondary School student told TNP. He added that he was fortunate to have only escaped with light injuries.
After getting stabbed, Anand managed to get himself to a nearby clinic at Block 137 before collapsing from his injuries, said the report.
"The police received a call yesterday at about 4pm, informing us of an injured person at Block 137 Potong Pasir Avenue 1. Upon police's arrival, a boy in his late teens was conveyed conscious to Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Two boys, each 17 years old, were arrested in relation to the incident. Investigations are ongoing," said a police spokesperson.
Lim Kok Keong, 28, a resident in Potong Pasir, expressed his shock at the incident. “I didn’t witness the incident, but I’m surprised that such an attack can happen in my neighbourhood. I don’t remember such violence happening here before. I hope the guy gets better soon,” he told Yahoo! Singapore.
This incident provides a stark reminder of the gang attack at Downtown East on 30 October last year, when 19-year-old polytechnic student Darren Ng Wei Jie died from his injuries after getting slashed by members of a gang who accused him of staring. Eight youths are being charged with murder
Just a week after that in November, two separate parang attacks around Bukit Panjang resulted in seven youths getting hurt. Another incident later that same month saw two teenagers getting into a fight at a fast food restaurant, resulting in one of them slashing the other on the right shoulder with a bread knife.
This is the latest in a series of knife-wielding attacks that has plagued Singapore over the last 13 months.
The victim, Anand, a Raffles Institution (RI) student, was together with his friend, Don Tan, 17, at a McDonalds in Potong Pasir when they were accused of staring, wrote TNP.
Later on, the two friends reluctantly agreed to follow their accusers to Block 122 to settle their differences. To their horror, they discovered a group of youths with knives, waiting for them, said TNP.
The same paper reported that Tan managed to run away, but Anand stood his ground and was stabbed in the back as a result.
“I managed to avoid being stabbed, but my friend was not so lucky,” the St Andrew’s Secondary School student told TNP. He added that he was fortunate to have only escaped with light injuries.
After getting stabbed, Anand managed to get himself to a nearby clinic at Block 137 before collapsing from his injuries, said the report.
"The police received a call yesterday at about 4pm, informing us of an injured person at Block 137 Potong Pasir Avenue 1. Upon police's arrival, a boy in his late teens was conveyed conscious to Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Two boys, each 17 years old, were arrested in relation to the incident. Investigations are ongoing," said a police spokesperson.
Lim Kok Keong, 28, a resident in Potong Pasir, expressed his shock at the incident. “I didn’t witness the incident, but I’m surprised that such an attack can happen in my neighbourhood. I don’t remember such violence happening here before. I hope the guy gets better soon,” he told Yahoo! Singapore.
This incident provides a stark reminder of the gang attack at Downtown East on 30 October last year, when 19-year-old polytechnic student Darren Ng Wei Jie died from his injuries after getting slashed by members of a gang who accused him of staring. Eight youths are being charged with murder
Just a week after that in November, two separate parang attacks around Bukit Panjang resulted in seven youths getting hurt. Another incident later that same month saw two teenagers getting into a fight at a fast food restaurant, resulting in one of them slashing the other on the right shoulder with a bread knife.
wah...normally the design is quite soild, will go in have a look next week if time permit.
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No, what I mean is he leave his house in East Ledang at around 8am, by the time he reach his work place in CBD is around 9am plus.
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i doubt they will know. only agent knows better..
Nope, developer was my first point of contact when looking for a property in HH. Unless someone has some special kang tao that I don't have, there are no balance clusters or terraces for sale in Gateway or Golf. Anything on the market now for these 2 types is strictly resale.
So happy for u!! We will be neighbour, haha. Then we can play tennis together.
Thanks! Really looking forward to the tennis, haven't played for a while.
bro, wrong info, should be move off at 8am from home than reach office around 9am plus a bit
hey bro, guess you have no idea how much has your wife spent on bras?
Btw, a success of premium outlet will be also a success of Iskandar Project.
Wondering if there are many Singaporeans passing by 2nd link to the outlet, would there be any chances for them to notice the development and progress of nusa jaya and medini? People normally used to see to believe, then more people will be coming into jb's property market? Ha..
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