(13-05-2013, 05:03 PM)propertyinvestor Wrote: [ -> ] (12-05-2013, 12:31 PM)koh_52 Wrote: [ -> ]Thank you bro & sis for your comforting words, YUP! One must not be easily angry it’s bad for health.
Me not ‘old bird’ lar. Infact Contrarian san was 4 yrs ahead for me in the formal 1st WS forum, me slightly earlier than MW beginning of 2007, there are still a handful of gurus ‘old bird’ in the 3rd VB forum…my earlier days in forum not a good experience many a times kenna poked by the 2 great saga, Dennis Ng and Mdm Lark, heard both up-lorry liao, the later was still active in the 2nd Arfurxxx forum (sori cannot remember the name) until late 2008 down with some illness, and exit in 2009, a retired teacher very intelligent and sharp in stock picking, but after she bot the stocks she will highly recommend other to go in…….anyway money cannot bring beyond the grave.
Ok must learn to take things easy, life is short….( of late things not smooth in work and in EGM, the chinaman chairman of a MCST at people park and the managing agent are crook, just because they can brainwash the those greedy trader shop owner..bulldozed all the way to get the resolution passed…evil do thing god watching above…karma will make those greedy vomit out all the ill gotten money, 1day.
This morning just learned some wise teaching from Buddhism on How to Uplifting Character.
1. Maintain a relaxed body and mind and meet and greet with a smile. Relaxation enhances physical and mental health and smiling face promotes friendship.
2. Before you open your mouth to speak, think twice and chew your words carefully. The point is not to hold your peace but ot speak with discretion and prudence.
3. Try to cultivate this attitude in life, if I cant have what I want that’s good if I can’t that fine too. This will help us turn our suffering into joy and live a happier life.
Ok, thanks buddies for your advice…..will contd to contribute within my capacity.
Hi Koh San
I apologise if my posting came across as offensive to you. I meant no disrespect, ill will or intent. Hope you dont take it too seriously as it was just a tounge in cheek comment.
Property San,
Is okay, no sweat...let move on.
Life is short, little bit thing one should not take it too serious.
Waiting for Sing Holding to launch the hotly anticipated Punggol EC....
I am eagerly hoping for a higher plot ratio for the freehold land nearby the upcoming mrt at stevens road
Correct me if I am wrong, but the at least the last 2 master plans have been a big yawn.... why should we expect it to be any different this time round?
(15-05-2013, 09:07 AM)safetyfirst Wrote: [ -> ]I am eagerly hoping for a higher plot ratio for the freehold land nearby the upcoming mrt at stevens road
i am just "eagerly hoping", it may not materialise at the end of the day, haha
if there is no revision then I think URA is "kooning". To me it is given that it will be revised. Question is how much higher....that's the million dollar question. i think it is safe to assume 2.4, anything higher is bonus. my jaws will drop if it is 3.0 or 1.8 only. If I am a betting man it will be 2.8. Keep your fingers cross!
And increasing the plot ratio means more income for the country, so ...
I am hoping that there will be a revision.....
Sing Holdings' management are kinda confident that there will be a revision if not they would have launch the Robin site already. The 4th(last) plot of land in Robin was bought more than a year ago.....Dec 2011. Anyway currently the plot ratio of the site is 1.4. Punggol EC plot is 3.5 if I am not wrong.
With increased population, govt trying to find more 'land'. Personally I think it is 'stupid' if sites near MRT has a low plot ratio while those far from the MRT has a higher plot ratio. That meant people will have to take transport to get to MRT which meant more vehicle traffic and jam.....
one minus for robin site in getting a revision is that it is a private land but then govt can still make money from development charges
http://www.mnd.gov.sg/landuseplan/
To support this larger population, we need to (a) reclaim additional land; (b) develop some of our reserve land; © intensify new developments; and (d) recycle land with lower intensity uses such as old industrial areas (General Magnetic Building in Toa Payoh?.....pray hard...hee hee) and some golf courses to achieve higher land productivity.
THE LAURELS CAIRNHILL ROAD Sing Holdings (Cairnhill) Pte Ltd Non-Landed CCR 229 229 222 7 0 1 2,687 2,687 2,687
Update: The Laurels Apr 2013
Cumulative Units Sold to-date: 222
Median Price ($psf) in the Month: S$2,687
Units sold in the month: 1
Cumulative Units Launched but Unsold: 7
Total Number of Units: 229
1 unit sold in Apr 2013
(in the AM Fraser May report, it stated that Sing Holdings has sold 223 units so probably it sold another unit in the 1st week of May 2013)
(09-05-2013, 11:51 AM)Behappyalways Wrote: [ -> ]AM Fraser
https://www.amfraser.com.sg/gcsg/downloa...130509.pdf
223 units of The Laurel sold?