saw ads for water edge residences subsale 900k ? those opposite the condo, on the left as you enter SC.
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saw ads for water edge residences subsale 900k ? those opposite the condo, on the left as you enter SC.
I won't be surprised. Now the asking will be 1 million.
Still cheap by Singapore standards.
Anyway the new dual key condos for the next release is going for 1.5 million.
That's pretty Wild.
But not too sure who is the target since there is foreign quota restrictions.
Still cheap by Singapore standards.
Anyway the new dual key condos for the next release is going for 1.5 million.
That's pretty Wild.
But not too sure who is the target since there is foreign quota restrictions.
that's right. all those ppl who bot at 900k, confirm their houses will be resell at 1M. policy just push the bracket higher.
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know e area, but need check/confirm exact location.
hope build near the Pasir Gudang rd.
http://slpintl.com.sg/international/2013/04/senibong-88/
Update: Heng, near PG rd. around TNB PMU Permas Jaya.
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Tropicana's development is expected to occupy a large swathe of land on the eastern flank of the lunchoo river along the coastal highway.
I wonder if the land of the aborted mah sing development west of SC is back on the market...
I wonder if the land of the aborted mah sing development west of SC is back on the market...
I guess should be
However just a question. What do you guys think of Senibong location?
That location is near to the industry sectors of Pasir Gudang .
Also there are factories like the coffee processing plants nearby..
How does that affect the living environment. They are building bungalows and would ppl buy into that environment at that price?
Just want to hear some thoughts on it.
Thanks.
However just a question. What do you guys think of Senibong location?
That location is near to the industry sectors of Pasir Gudang .
Also there are factories like the coffee processing plants nearby..
How does that affect the living environment. They are building bungalows and would ppl buy into that environment at that price?
Just want to hear some thoughts on it.
Thanks.
just ignore the sights until you get inside the SC gate.
oh! sorry. but one can't run away from the factory there. malaysia is like that, anyhow huntum, no zoning one. but the whole stretch is undergoing major transformation. look at it positively, SC is value for money compared to PH. should be much better in future compared to the current sights! i was quite keen on one of the wateredge units.. seriously i don't know permas area well. so just ignore my comments re permas.
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No worries. Just want to hear what are the opinions from those who have invested in that area.
As for the interest is basically what you said.
Proximity to singapore.
Value for money compared to Puteri Harbour
And potential future developments in that area.
As for the interest is basically what you said.
Proximity to singapore.
Value for money compared to Puteri Harbour
And potential future developments in that area.
that's right! it's very close, and direct access to CIQ. wonderful, actually.
I'm not worried about coffee factory or PG. let me tell you why.
Coffee i believe is not like petrochemicals or other synthetic material that can produce toxic by product wastes. If coffee processing was environmentally harmful, so would be coffee itself IMO. Some say there is discharge into Lunchoo river. I made it a point to stare at the river on my few visits but it looked like any other waterway. I've posted pics in my earlier posts too - have a look
Re PG, if there's any pollution to be concerned about, it's usually air-borne. PG is located a good distance east. It isn't exactly SC immediate neighbour. Prevailing winds in Sg and Johor are either north-northeast or south-southwest when the northeast and southwest monsoons blow. So in fact I would be more worried about PG airborne pollution if I was in Punggol/Sengkang during the northeast monsoon season.
Finally, it's not that M'sian environmental regulations or enforcement is that bad (unlike some other of our neighbours).
The best thing is to go down to site, sniff the air, take in the sights sounds and smells - if nothing stirs the senses in an adverse way, then ur answer should be answered more or less
Just my 2 cents.
Coffee i believe is not like petrochemicals or other synthetic material that can produce toxic by product wastes. If coffee processing was environmentally harmful, so would be coffee itself IMO. Some say there is discharge into Lunchoo river. I made it a point to stare at the river on my few visits but it looked like any other waterway. I've posted pics in my earlier posts too - have a look
Re PG, if there's any pollution to be concerned about, it's usually air-borne. PG is located a good distance east. It isn't exactly SC immediate neighbour. Prevailing winds in Sg and Johor are either north-northeast or south-southwest when the northeast and southwest monsoons blow. So in fact I would be more worried about PG airborne pollution if I was in Punggol/Sengkang during the northeast monsoon season.
Finally, it's not that M'sian environmental regulations or enforcement is that bad (unlike some other of our neighbours).
The best thing is to go down to site, sniff the air, take in the sights sounds and smells - if nothing stirs the senses in an adverse way, then ur answer should be answered more or less
Just my 2 cents.
Good point..
I have been there before few times and is very impressed with the work that Walker group is doing on the surroundings.
The water way is not as clean still compared with Puteri harbour though.
They are still hard at work so who knows.
It's a nice place for the few times that I have been there. Govt Plans and development is kinda sketchy for that area.
I have been there before few times and is very impressed with the work that Walker group is doing on the surroundings.
The water way is not as clean still compared with Puteri harbour though.
They are still hard at work so who knows.
It's a nice place for the few times that I have been there. Govt Plans and development is kinda sketchy for that area.
Anyone knows if the guard post at the main entrance/exit is manned by actual police?
Separately, it is a joy to walk along the board way path in the evenings (or after rain) and enjoying the cool breeze and sight...really peaceful...I hope to see more neighbors soon.
Separately, it is a joy to walk along the board way path in the evenings (or after rain) and enjoying the cool breeze and sight...really peaceful...I hope to see more neighbors soon.
The water at SC is from river ( sungai in Malay ) , that why it is brownish and smell of soil when rain. Where else PH is sea water and smell salty and the color is clearer.
just thought over your postings. have you bought in SC? you seems very keen but unsure. my advice is go to the surrounding permas area a few times, not to SC. but to the nearby shopping centre and tamans at permas. go at differnt times and days. wednesday morning, sat evening, sunday afternoon. if you are ok eating and living near there, then go for it. after all you'll be the one living there if you buy
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