Reclaimed land is not stable even after 10 years.
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Reclaimed land is not stable even after 10 years.
Any facts to back up ?
Go Jurong Island and Tuas loh. East Coast last time also like that.
The last time I heard east coast ppties were selling like hot cakes.
The land was reclaimed many many years ago. Now it is suffering from beach erosion.
Bottom line : are ppties there still selling well ?
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NatureBest, are you reading this? Any comment?
Singapore allowed the land to wait for many years to settle before the high rises were allowed to be built. Everything has a risk. You decide your risk appetite before going ahead to purchase.
I believe with the advance in technologies, it will take shorter time to settle. Marina bay took quite a while. However, 4 years for country garden to reclaim and complete is rather fast. Even Kansai Airport in Japan is still settling as it was build on reclaim land.
Sultan may not like to block his good view from his palace. Not sure if he believes in Fengshui.
Legoland MY to open world's largest water park
Jul 15, 2013 - PropertyGuru.com.my
Legoland Malaysia is set to unveil its new water park on 21 October. Touted as the world's largest, the water park is now 70 percent complete and covers an area equal to 50 football fields.
“The water park will feature slides, wade pools, rides, an interactive water-play structure as well as a Build-A-Raft River where families can build their own raft using soft Lego blocks,” said Legoland Malaysia General Manager Siegfried Boerst.
Not only will it feature 20 water slides and 15,000 models made from more than 60 million Lego bricks, it will also have a second entrance so that guests could visit the water park or the theme park separately, resulting in further savings for visitors.
“It is also the second installation of the Legoland resort after the theme park’s opening last September,” noted Boerst, adding that the water park expects about 1,000 visitors daily.
Moreover, Legoland's Lego-themed hotel is expected to open next year, while the park is predicted to attract more tourists from Australia, Thailand, Indonesia and Hong Kong.
Targeting families with children aged two and above, visitors at Legoland Malaysia can buy three categories of tickets: water park only, theme park only, or the combo ticket, which allows free movement between the two parks.
Jul 15, 2013 - PropertyGuru.com.my
Legoland Malaysia is set to unveil its new water park on 21 October. Touted as the world's largest, the water park is now 70 percent complete and covers an area equal to 50 football fields.
“The water park will feature slides, wade pools, rides, an interactive water-play structure as well as a Build-A-Raft River where families can build their own raft using soft Lego blocks,” said Legoland Malaysia General Manager Siegfried Boerst.
Not only will it feature 20 water slides and 15,000 models made from more than 60 million Lego bricks, it will also have a second entrance so that guests could visit the water park or the theme park separately, resulting in further savings for visitors.
“It is also the second installation of the Legoland resort after the theme park’s opening last September,” noted Boerst, adding that the water park expects about 1,000 visitors daily.
Moreover, Legoland's Lego-themed hotel is expected to open next year, while the park is predicted to attract more tourists from Australia, Thailand, Indonesia and Hong Kong.
Targeting families with children aged two and above, visitors at Legoland Malaysia can buy three categories of tickets: water park only, theme park only, or the combo ticket, which allows free movement between the two parks.
50 football fields???????!!!!!! And i paid sgd32 for 3 'rides' at adventure cove
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Pity its leasehold
i read somewhere that medini is classified as "leasing" project. how is this different from "leasehold"? any experts here?
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