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    Quote Originally Posted by venus
    ya man its ridiculous. Even more ex than new freehold developments in the vicinity. So what if it's got direct seaview, still 99yrs LH afterall. If really gian the seaview might as well buy cote dazur, cheaper and nearer to PP.

    So what if FEO got the holding power? More than half the units will be vacant after TOP, its gonna be like ghost town. Those homeless spirits will hv free seaview condo to live in! hahaha...
    let some sucker foreigner from China buy lah

    secondary market better value

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    We local can only drool...change the name to saliva sea eh?
    Anyway nowadays even the foreigners are also not so stupid liao, once bitten twice shy. FEO still in la la land. By the time they wake up the 99 Yrs lease is up already.

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    Default Be Part of the Exciting Future of Marina Bay!

    Do you know that Water Place is actually strategically located at the fringe of all the below stated happening areas!


    1. Marina Bay Sand Integrated Resort
    Avant-garde in its architectural design, the Marina Bay Sands will be the hot seats for business and leisure. Its sprawling exhibition and meeting space is complemented by world-class entertainment in two theatres, an ArtScience museum, luxury retail outlets, unique venues such as floating pavilions and Singapore's first ever casino.


    2. Marina Bay Financial Centre
    Offices with state of the art features, stylish retail outlets and luxurious residential units overlooking Marina Bay - this is the new Business and Financial Centre. The Central Business District will also add strategic finess to this development.

    3. (Collyer Quay) Clifford Pier
    This historic part of the waterfront will be transformed into a vibrant activity hub. Expect modern charm with an array of retail and F&B outlets, chic hotels and exciting recreational faciliites.

    4. Gardens By the Bay
    Three magnificent waterfront gardens will serve as green lungs for those who will live, work and play here. All conveniently connected by bridges, walkways and promenades, you can renjoy a leisurely walk or jog around the Bay any time of the day.

    5. Singapore Flyer
    At a towering 178m height, let your breath be taken away by the panoramic cityscape afforded by this impressive structure. Closer to ground, a two-storey bustling hub holds court. A shopping mall, a central atrium with lush Asian rainforest, vibrant retail and entertainment facilities and a snazzy alfresco waterfront dining premenade. there'ss something for everyone.


    6.Marina Barrage
    Marina Barrage will turn Marina Bay into a reservoir , providing drinking watere and a stable water level for various water acitivities and events. A 12-storey fountain, Singapore tallest by far, will also be built

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    FEO is now banging on marina bay since the sports hub development has been stalled indefinitely? Stop trying to con people with attractions that you are nowhere near to, Mbay Sands is within 1km only if you can fly.

    Until a through road is built from the tanjong rhu area to the marina bay area (this is not going to happen at least not on the URA masterplan 2008), waterplace residents have to contend with:

    - 1.5km of congested tanjong rhu/fort road during peak hours
    - 2km of congested ecp - fort road to rochor entrance to marina bay / sands

    If you're walking or cycling to the Flyer / Sands / main Phase I Gardens at Marina South, it's a 2 km walk across a yet unnamed and unannounced bridge through the Phase II Gardens to the Flyer, and another 1km to the ArtScience museum next to the Sands. Phase I is scheduled for end 2010 completion. It's anyone's guess when Phase II Gardens by Marina East will be completed. Already, tenders for Phase III Gardens by Marina Centre has been 'scrapped' and it'll become just an ordinary park connector.

    The only alternative for park cycling enthusiasts for the next year or two (unless Gardens by M East development is announced), is to cycle all the way down east coast park to the other end of the barrage, cross the barrier, and cycle up from marina south.

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    Yes he is the richest man in Singapore. He will tell you, don't like the price or the unit, don't buy. So I didn't buy. But he is still the richest man in Singapore. And I am nowhere near rich. So cannot fight with him lah. Lan-lan have to buy other cheapo one lor.

    Quote Originally Posted by East Lover
    same type of units - same layout, same facing, same or even higher floor, resale is at least 100 psf lower, why shall we go for such leftover units, and yet NO discount, no stamp duty rebate???

    FEO, the boss must be very very very rich, can hold so many projects for so long time! Tanlin View is still selling, Rafflisia is selling, even Duman View is stilling selling, and ALL higher than resale value!

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    Default Embrace a vibrant new world at MARINA BAY

    Embrace a vibrant new world at MARINA BAY


    Do you know that Water Place is actually strategically located at the fringe of all the below stated happening areas!

    1. Marina Bay Sand Integrated Resort


    Avant-garde in its architectural design, the Marina Bay Sands will be the hot seats for business and leisure. Its sprawling exhibition and meeting space is complemented by world-class entertainment in two theatres, an ArtScience museum, luxury retail outlets, unique venues such as floating pavilions and Singapore's first ever casino.



    2. Marina Bay Financial Centre

    Offices with state of the art features, stylish retail outlets and luxurious residential units overlooking Marina Bay - this is the new Business and Financial Centre. The Central Business District will also add strategic finess to this development.

    3. (Collyer Quay) Clifford Pier
    This historic part of the waterfront will be transformed into a vibrant activity hub. Expect modern charm with an array of retail and F&B outlets, chic hotels and exciting recreational faciliites.

    4. Gardens By the Bay
    Three magnificent waterfront gardens will serve as green lungs for those who will live, work and play here. All conveniently connected by bridges, walkways and promenades, you can renjoy a leisurely walk or jog around the Bay any time of the day.

    5. Singapore Flyer




    At a towering 178m height, let your breath be taken away by the panoramic cityscape afforded by this impressive structure. Closer to ground, a two-storey bustling hub holds court. A shopping mall, a central atrium with lush Asian rainforest, vibrant retail and entertainment facilities and a snazzy alfresco waterfront dining premenade. there'ss something for everyone.



    6.Marina Barrage

    Marina Barrage will turn Marina Bay into a reservoir , providing drinking watere and a stable water level for various water acitivities and events. A 12-storey fountain, Singapore tallest by far, will also be built.

    7. Bayfront Bridge & Promenade
    Enjoy cool respite as you stroll along the sheltered walkway. The expansive open areas will also let you drink in the beautiful scenery while offering exhilarating views of fireworks displays.

    8. Marina Bay Golf Course



    Marina Bay Golf Course is the first public 18-hole golf course in Singapore. Strategically located in Rhu Cross, which is a stone's throw away from the downtown business district, you and your friends can have an invigorating game there any time, night or day.

    Last 3 exclusive units left.

    Interested property investors or potential residentials, kindly call 90287921 for a showflat appointment.

    Best regards.
    Aaron.



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    Lightbulb Water Place wins BCA Construction Excellence

    Do you know that Water Place bagged the BCA Construction Excellence Award in 2006?

    This award recognises outstanding projects that have demonstrated construction excellence in the areas of management, technology and construction quality.

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    Quote Originally Posted by propertysale01
    Do you know that Water Place bagged the BCA Construction Excellence Award in 2006?

    This award recognises outstanding projects that have demonstrated construction excellence in the areas of management, technology and construction quality.
    so is Goodwood project ..but the buyer (some middle east ) return the whole block ... remember ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gfoo
    FEO is now banging on marina bay since the sports hub development has been stalled indefinitely? Stop trying to con people with attractions that you are nowhere near to, Mbay Sands is within 1km only if you can fly.

    (this is not going to happen at least not on the URA masterplan 2008), waterplace residents have to contend with:

    - 1.5km of congested tanjong rhu/fort road during peak hoursUntil a through road is built from the tanjong rhu area to the marina bay area
    - 2km of congested ecp - fort road to rochor entrance to marina bay / sands

    If you're walking or cycling to the Flyer / Sands / main Phase I Gardens at Marina South, it's a 2 km walk across a yet unnamed and unannounced bridge through the Phase II Gardens to the Flyer, and another 1km to the ArtScience museum next to the Sands. Phase I is scheduled for end 2010 completion. It's anyone's guess when Phase II Gardens by Marina East will be completed. Already, tenders for Phase III Gardens by Marina Centre has been 'scrapped' and it'll become just an ordinary park connector.

    The only alternative for park cycling enthusiasts for the next year or two (unless Gardens by M East development is announced), is to cycle all the way down east coast park to the other end of the barrage, cross the barrier, and cycle up from marina south.
    WATER PLACE TANJONG RHU ROAD 1,090,000 1,356 804 Mar-09
    WATER PLACE TANJONG RHU ROAD 1,326,850 1,561 850 Mar-09


    If a through road has been built from the tanjong rhu area to the marina bay area, the price will not at 8xx psf, but at your "The Sail" price liao...

    So given such low psf and beautiful surrounding, what else do you want?

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    Quote Originally Posted by East Lover
    WATER PLACE TANJONG RHU ROAD 1,090,000 1,356 804 Mar-09
    WATER PLACE TANJONG RHU ROAD 1,326,850 1,561 850 Mar-09


    If a through road has been built from the tanjong rhu area to the marina bay area, the price will not at 8xx psf, but at your "The Sail" price liao...

    So given such low psf and beautiful surrounding, what else do you want?
    no issues with that area - it's an excellent locality. just dun like agents that adlib untruths. if FEO can release it at $800-$850psf, it's worth it. but i think this guy is asking much higher

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    Quote Originally Posted by gfoo
    no issues with that area - it's an excellent locality. just dun like agents that adlib untruths. if FEO can release it at $800-$850psf, it's worth it. but i think this guy is asking much higher
    agreed. resale is already that low liao, FEO still dear dear to sell above 1000 psf. just hope to cheat some rich foreigner...

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    Quote Originally Posted by gfoo
    no issues with that area - it's an excellent locality. just dun like agents that adlib untruths. if FEO can release it at $800-$850psf, it's worth it. but i think this guy is asking much higher
    cant blame him, if he is working for FEO then his hands r tied also, is simply FEO trying their luck ~

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    think FEO is quite in a hurry to avoid a potentially huge market drop in Q3...I heard it from my pal (he is in a property fund)
    heard Spore will be quite terok in Q3

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    Quote Originally Posted by propertysale01
    Embrace a vibrant new world at MARINA BAY



    Do you know that Water Place is actually strategically located at the fringe of all the below stated happening areas!

    1. Marina Bay Sand Integrated Resort


    Avant-garde in its architectural design, the Marina Bay Sands will be the hot seats for business and leisure. Its sprawling exhibition and meeting space is complemented by world-class entertainment in two theatres, an ArtScience museum, luxury retail outlets, unique venues such as floating pavilions and Singapore's first ever casino.



    2. Marina Bay Financial Centre

    Offices with state of the art features, stylish retail outlets and luxurious residential units overlooking Marina Bay - this is the new Business and Financial Centre. The Central Business District will also add strategic finess to this development.


    3. (Collyer Quay) Clifford Pier
    This historic part of the waterfront will be transformed into a vibrant activity hub. Expect modern charm with an array of retail and F&B outlets, chic hotels and exciting recreational faciliites.

    4. Gardens By the Bay
    Three magnificent waterfront gardens will serve as green lungs for those who will live, work and play here. All conveniently connected by bridges, walkways and promenades, you can renjoy a leisurely walk or jog around the Bay any time of the day.

    5. Singapore Flyer






    At a towering 178m height, let your breath be taken away by the panoramic cityscape afforded by this impressive structure. Closer to ground, a two-storey bustling hub holds court. A shopping mall, a central atrium with lush Asian rainforest, vibrant retail and entertainment facilities and a snazzy alfresco waterfront dining premenade. there'ss something for everyone.



    6.Marina Barrage

    Marina Barrage will turn Marina Bay into a reservoir , providing drinking watere and a stable water level for various water acitivities and events. A 12-storey fountain, Singapore tallest by far, will also be built.


    7. Bayfront Bridge & Promenade
    Enjoy cool respite as you stroll along the sheltered walkway. The expansive open areas will also let you drink in the beautiful scenery while offering exhilarating views of fireworks displays.

    8. Marina Bay Golf Course





    Marina Bay Golf Course is the first public 18-hole golf course in Singapore. Strategically located in Rhu Cross, which is a stone's throw away from the downtown business district, you and your friends can have an invigorating game there any time, night or day.


    Last 3 exclusive units left.

    Interested property investors or potential residentials, kindly call 90287921 for a showflat appointment.

    Best regards.
    Aaron.





    Bro, please spare us the cut-and-paste articles.....

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    Smile Hi Dreamerz

    Quote Originally Posted by Dreamerz
    Bro, please spare us the cut-and-paste articles.....
    Hi Bro,

    Really appreciate your kindest comment on this, to tell you the truth, it was all hand typed, every single word. Hope you are not offended because they are meant to be shared with the East lovers who are interested in these few limited units available in Waterplace.

    Once again, appreciate your comments or enquiries, as i would give my best possible sharing with all the bros and sisters here.

    Warmest regards.
    Aaron.

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    Cool something will happen...

    Quote Originally Posted by NoodyGirl
    think FEO is quite in a hurry to avoid a potentially huge market drop in Q3...I heard it from my pal (he is in a property fund)
    heard Spore will be quite terok in Q3
    really? then better hold and see first loh... now is Q2 already, 2 more mth ...

    no wonder FEO old old projects (tanglin view, deman view, water place, rafflisia etc) suddenly appear on the newspapers.... something will happen...

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    Quote Originally Posted by NoodyGirl
    think FEO is quite in a hurry to avoid a potentially huge market drop in Q3...I heard it from my pal (he is in a property fund)
    heard Spore will be quite terok in Q3
    How about Singapore? worst? so FEO can predict it?

    ------copy from other forum-------

    Asianomics Infofax Publication Date: Tuesday, 21-Apr-2009
    2. HONG KONG JOBS MARKET - Curbing retail and property


    Hong Kong’s unemployment rate continued to rise in March to 5.2% from 5% in February. The unemployment rate has risen by 2ppt from the August 2008 trough. We forecast a further 2.9ppt rise in this downswing to an eventual peak at 8.1% in March 2010. The unemployment rise will slightly exceed the 4.6ppt increase in the 2001 downturn prolonged by Sars

    The labour force increased by 0.9% YoY in 1Q09 while employment contracted by 0.7%. The number of unemployed persons was up by 50% YoY. This reinforces the negative outlook for the retail sector (March retail sales data are due on 4 May). Rising unemployment also argues against an upturn in the property sector.

    However, should we not expect Beijing’s supportive policy measures on the mainland to underpin sentiment in Hong Kong? Yes, but only up to a point. Aggressive monetary expansion in China has likely boosted flows into Hong Kong contributing to the rapid expansion in money supply growth in the first two months of the year. Notably though, credit was still contracting on a QoQ annualised basis in February.

    Hong Kong’s revenues are largely generated by manufacturing activity and related services in the Pearl River Delta. Here, the outlook depends on recovery in end user demand in the US and EU which we do not anticipate until 2H10.

    Stepped up public spending in China will not halt the cyclical downturn in Hong Kong and unemployment will continue to rise. For retailers struggling to maintain sales, there will have to be aggressive price discounting and for developers hoping to spur transactions, property prices will have to continue falling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by East Lover
    really? then better hold and see first loh... now is Q2 already, 2 more mth ...

    no wonder FEO old old projects (tanglin view, deman view, water place, rafflisia etc) suddenly appear on the newspapers.... something will happen...
    The think the "worst" refers to many projects getting TOPs from 3Q which are on the DPS. Many such owners will be forced to "get rid" at losses to avoid applying for loans. This will put downward pressure on the property market.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jazzer
    The think the "worst" refers to many projects getting TOPs from 3Q which are on the DPS. Many such owners will be forced to "get rid" at losses to avoid applying for loans. This will put downward pressure on the property market.
    Yep ... make sense ... don't think FEO wanna wait till then just to fight with those fire sales rt ..

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    Thumbs up "Marina Bay ongoing development."

    Marina Bay sucks in $22b of investments


    Apr 22, 2009 - The Business Times
    Emilyn Yap

    (SINGAPORE) Marina Bay has attracted investments of more than $22 billion and while the area still has sites for development, the government has no plans to sell them at the moment.
    'We are in no hurry to release these sites,' said National Development Minister Mah Bow Tan yesterday. He was speaking to the media after a tour of several projects taking shape along Marina Bay, such as the Marina Bay Sands integrated resort, the double helix bridge and the Fullerton heritage area.
    According to Mr Mah, some investors are looking at specific sites and have approached the government, but 'we will pause for a while', he said. Of the 360 ha of land set aside for Marina Bay's development, around 24 ha have been sold, the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) said.
    The agency has not put up any more sites at Marina Bay for sale through the Government Land Sales Programme. The timing and number of sites to be released 'will depend on the economic conditions and market demand and subject to more detailed planning later on,' URA added.
    For now, 'the timing is not right,' Mr Mah explained. 'We also want to be sure that the infrastructure is in place and the other developments are up. Then we'll see what else we want to have that will add to the attractiveness of the bay.'
    Of the more than $22 billion pumped into Marina Bay's development, close to $5.7 billion was the government's investment in infrastructure. Another $16.5 billion came from private investors both in Singapore and abroad.
    The US$4.5 billion Marina Bay Sands integrated resort is one of the most significant projects in the area. In 2006, the consortium behind the Marina Bay Financial Centre (MBFC) also said that they would spend $2 billion on the first phase of the development.
    Over the next 10 to 15 years, the government will continue to pump more than $1 billion into infrastructural works to support Marina Bay's growth and to enhance connectivity within the city.
    'What we have seen today shows that the progress of Marina Bay is very much on schedule and on track,' Mr Mah noted.
    One important project is the construction of the double helix bridge, which will allow pedestrians to cross from Marina Centre to the Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort in just three to four minutes when it is completed at the end of the year. The bridge, together with an adjacent vehicular bridge and the nearby art park, cost $82.9 million.
    The double helix bridge will be part of a 3.5 km long waterfront loop linking key developments along Marina Bay, such as the upcoming MBFC and 50 Collyer Quay. 'In one or two years' time, this bay will be alive with people and activities,' Mr Mah said.

    Analysis point:

    With the strong ongoing effort by the government to push Marina Bay, this fortells that the land outskirt of the zoning near the Marina Bay development would be a strong indication for high increase in land value in estimated 3 to 5 years time. With the impact of government's effort to re-inforce Singapore's land, this spells good investment and exploiting multiple opportunites presented, expatriates from overseas would love to stay near the vincity where vibrancy and prosperous events are ongoing for them to enjoy and at the same time convenience for them to travel within a short notice to the future "happening spot in Marina Bay".

    Water Place well located at the fringe of Marina Bay presents a good investment chance not only in terms of expatriates stay, but also a high yielding rental factor with the government's strong emphasis's effort.


    At the peak of the economical market force, it also represents a good opportunity spot sell for the owners to entry in the right time and exit with a good profit margin on hand. This is one crucial point investors should not missed out the golden chance in a lifetime for WaterPlace.

    With only exclusive 3 units left, it would be a great missed opportunity,if investors are still pondering on the point that prices can actually still wait...while ongoing forces by the government are growing everyday, not to mention other strong vested opportunists are seeking to dive in to purchase...

    Call me now to avoid disappointment..Aaron | 90287921.

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    I am keen to buy a 3+1 bedroom condo in Waterplace. Pls email me at [email protected] if u are keen to sell. Thank in advance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by venus
    ya man its ridiculous. Even more ex than new freehold developments in the vicinity. So what if it's got direct seaview, still 99yrs LH afterall. If really gian the seaview might as well buy cote dazur, cheaper and nearer to PP.

    So what if FEO got the holding power? More than half the units will be vacant after TOP, its gonna be like ghost town. Those homeless spirits will hv free seaview condo to live in! hahaha...
    Are you sure Cote D'Azur is cheaper?

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    We've heard of the Centro Effect.

    Now for the Optima Effect !

    The Edge Singapore

    October 12 - 18, 2009

    Casa Merah apartments breach $800 psf mark

    Apartments at Casa Merah changed hands at above $800 psf in the secondary market between Sept 11 and 18. The surge in price was probably because of the successful launch of neighbouring Optima@Tanah Merah in August.

    When it was first launched in April 2007, the apartments were sold for between $600 and $770 psf.

    The $800 level has been breached four times. The first was on Aug 13, for a sixth-floor apartment with a 958 sq ft area, at $820,000, or $856 psf.

    Recently, an apartment on the ninth floor with a 990 sq ft area was sold for $815,000, or $823 psf. The original owner had bought the two-bedroom unit in May 2007 for $669,280, or $676 psf, representing a 22% gain. In addition, an apartment on the 11th floor was sold for $840,000, or $848 psf.

    A ninth-floor apartment on another block, measuring 1,249 sq ft, fetched $1 million, or $801 psf. The three-bedroom unit was purchased in May 2007 for $853,000, or $653 psf, representing a 17% gain for the owner.

    Next ...

    The Silversea Effect !

    Another beneficiary of the recent surge in psf price owing to the new launches is Cote d'Azur, located next to Parkway Parade shopping centre along Marine Parade Road.

    Next to Cote d'Azur is Silversea, a new condominium project by Far East Organisation launched in July. In August, transaction prices for the 99-year leasehold Silversea ranged between $1,188 and $1,351 psf. During the same period, prices transacted for Cote d'Azur apartments were betweeen $825 and $1,202 psf.

    In the most recent transaction on Sept 11, a four-bedroom apartment in Cote d'Azur was sold for $1.87 million, or $1,215 psf. The 1,539 sq ft apartment on the 20th floor was bought for $1.08 million, or $704 psf, in July 2002.

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