Curvature for 1 & 3 is too sharp. 3 seems to be flying over the existing ramp. In any case, above ground will be noisy for the residents.
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Curvature for 1 & 3 is too sharp. 3 seems to be flying over the existing ramp. In any case, above ground will be noisy for the residents.
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Yes. I loathe this sort of practise and will never hesitate to boycott that developer if they reserve for so-called VVIPS who are actually their marketing manager, their daddy and mummy and even son who is in college cos they want to flip it to suckers like those Sporeans who love seas views but cant get it first hand
It seems that it is common practice for developers to offer special units to special clients first before opening up to VIPs. It will influence the subsequent sales when they have influential owners who have already bought the development.
But will affect the sale price if you resell!!!!
Developer tactic is to sell the bad facing first & once mostly sold they will have no problem releasing/selling the good facing book units!
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Imagine living in Johor and driving home to Johor in a S-plate. Wow RM 50 x 20 = S$400.... No joke... Add in the tolls if u use Tuas, petrol to and fro... one day you spend S$70-$100 including the wear and tear on the car.
One month about S$2000 gone like this and this is not even house instalment. Johor suddenly become much more expensive to stay in and much more cumbersome.. Drive 2 hours back to Johor compared to walk 5 minute to workplace in Singapore... which you prefer?
One month about S$2000 gone like this and this is not even house instalment. Johor suddenly become much more expensive to stay in and much more cumbersome.. Drive 2 hours back to Johor compared to walk 5 minute to workplace in Singapore... which you prefer?
That is why I bought R&F Princess Cove...
No need to drive and get reach home !!!
No jams if RTS is up..
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The VEP targets over at JB end are those SPR or Sporeans living in JB driving Sg plate cars commuting everyday. Those driving Msian plate cars have been taken care of by LTA. They are mirroring Sg. These groups of people do not pay much taxes but get to enjoy the lower cost of living in Johor so good to 'collect' revenue from them. For genuine investors and tourists, be it just for petrol, ciggies, car wash, golfing, seafood whatever, Msia still love your Sgd. So long as you come on weekends or after office hours - minimal charge.
What a dumb way of reasoning!
Who are those who drives an SG plate vehicle daily into Singapore to work?
Who are those who are driving a MY plate vehicle into Singapore to work?
They are mostly Malaysian or SPR, who don't mind spending 4 hours daily (both ways), coming out early and going home late, commuting to work in SG in order to earn SGD.
And they are mostly NOT very high wage earners.
My SPR account manager is only paid about $S3,600 and she drives to work in a MY plate car.
My Malaysian IT technician is only paid about S$3,200 and he drives to work in a SG plate car.
These people and thousands of others like them will be the ones that will be badly affected with the new rules!
However, on the bright side, there will definitely have less traffic jams at the CIQs
always look on the brighter side of life... ..l as there will no longer be jams. make it RM100 ! hoh seh liao la!
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that's not the point. the point is we go jb becos it's cheap.
the other thing is what we get when we pay.
when i pay 50rm for beer in jb, i get beer and music. when i pay 5 rm WTM, i get a meal.
this one is toll. i pay 50rm toll i get what? give sultan more money? why must i? this rm50 i pay 80% surely will go somebody pocket, it won't go to the road or the town.
rm50 per trip? nobody will go. a lot of people will move back sg. $1000 sgd can rental master room in HDB already. walk to work.
bye bye iskandar.
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RM100 / trip = RM 2000 just on levy... Petrol to n fro + tolls @ Tuas + Wear and Tear of car... means RM 5000 just to stay in JB and get chopped.
People that I see go to JB because they cant afford to stay in Singapore anymore. Now JB is potentially going to be on par ( I dint say more expensive ) with Singapore, who will wanna go when the risk of being chopped or robbed is 100x higher than in Spore? Also who wants to drive 1 hour home to JB and 1 hour back when you can take the train for just $100 season pass unlimited in Singapore?
I think Malaysians who stay in Malaysia and ride bikes will stand to benefit most as they have no jams anymore. Hooray!
People that I see go to JB because they cant afford to stay in Singapore anymore. Now JB is potentially going to be on par ( I dint say more expensive ) with Singapore, who will wanna go when the risk of being chopped or robbed is 100x higher than in Spore? Also who wants to drive 1 hour home to JB and 1 hour back when you can take the train for just $100 season pass unlimited in Singapore?
I think Malaysians who stay in Malaysia and ride bikes will stand to benefit most as they have no jams anymore. Hooray!
always look on the brighter side of life... ..l as there will no longer be jams. make it RM100 ! hoh seh liao la!
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Anyone here got bike license? Motorbike seems to escape the wrath of both countries policies. I plan to get a bike licence and join the Biker's Warrior to cheong into JB next time hoping to save tolls and petrol. I heard 2nd hand bike is just S$3000.
always look on the brighter side of life... ..l as there will no longer be jams. make it RM100 ! hoh seh liao la!
$100 RM will make it really jam-free. I like the idea
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Yes I am looking forward to RM 100 per entry to JB. Its time to eradicate pests who flood JB because they wanna save every little cent of their income, thus resulting in JB becoming a cow-dung town. Next time those people who go JB will be pleasant and people with much higher disposable income. Robbers will be happy as their target market will move to an affluent segment of the society. I believe the robbers will also become high-class and the hit-n-run poorer robbers will migrate to Kedah or Kelantan to fight for their market share
No more mass market target.. now become luxury segment
No more mass market target.. now become luxury segment
$100 RM will make it really jam-free. I like the idea
i already got bike license hooray. but why go to all that trouble? what is so special there in jb? i rather go once a month for longer trips and stay in KL.
3000SGD you can't get a nice bike. maybe cub-chye. but for 17k SGD or more, you could get quite a nice bike.
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Nothing special about JB but the massage is cheap. With the levy it suddenly become expensive. I wonder how those businesses survive given that 70% of their customers are Singaporeans and 95% of their revenue come from consumers earning Sing currencies.
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