Condo: The Tembusu @ Kovan - Rare Freehold within walking distance to MRT!

 

 

337 residential units and 1 commercial unit with skylink bridge

The Tembusu Unit Types

1 Bedroom: 492-1139sqft (85 units)
2 Bedroom: 778-1513sqft (103 units)
3 Bedroom: 1066-1834sqft (81 units)
3 Bedroom Dual Key: 1242-1962sqft (34 units)
4 Bedroom: 1389-2028sqft (31 units)
Penthouse: 2978-4123sqft (3 units)

The Tembusu Selling Points 

- Freehold in prestigious District 19
- 5 to 7 Mins stroll to Kovan MRT
- 4 Mins stroll to Heartland Mall, Bus Interchange &    

  Kovan Markets.
- 1 stop to Serangoon MRT interchange
- Encircled by retail and dining amenities, 

  entertainment, recreation and transport convenience
- Easy accessible to major roads and expressways ie. 

  Upper Serangoon Road, KPE, TPE, PIE, CTE
- Mins Drive to City Centre
- Reputable Developer, Wingtai Asia
- Designed by award-winning architects Arc Studio 

  Architecture
- Choices of educational centre within vicinity
- High capital appreciation and rental yield 

Condo: The Glades @ Tanah Merah

The Glades

Right next to Tanah Merah MRT

Launching soon, pending approval for sale

 

Residential : 726 units
Commercial : 3 units

Residential:
1br : 452 - 753sqft
1br soho : 474 - 527sqft
2br compact : 570 - 753sqft
2br : 667 - 915sqft
2br soho : 581 - 689sqft
3br compact : 840 - 1,055sqft
3br : 990 - 1,216sqft
4br : 1,281 - 1,507sqft
4br hi-ceiling : 1,507 - 1,679sqft
4br DK : 1,378 - 1,561sqft
PHs : 1,916 - 2,594sqft

Shops: 517-560sqft

EC: Sea Horizon @ Pasir Ris with more than 80% of units enjoying sea view!

 

E-Application Period: 7 Aug 2013 - 18 Aug 2013

 

SEEKING INDICATION OF INTEREST NOW

Upcoming Executive Condominium at Pasir Ris Drive 3

MORE THAN 80% OF UNITS WILL ENJOY SEA VIEW

495 units: 2 to 5 Bedroom & Penthouses available for choice

• Mins walk to Pasir Ris MRT Station (White Sand Shopping Mall)
• Living close to the upcoming revamped Downtown East (worth $200 million) with Chalet, Theme Park, Amphitheater and other recreational facilities
• Near to Hai Sing Catholic Sch, Casurina Pri Sch, Pasir Ris Crescent Sec Sch, Pasir Ris Pri Sch, Loyang Pri Sch,
• Short drive to Changi International Airport, Changi Business Park, Singapore Expo, Tampines Regional Centre, Tampines Mega Store (IKEA, Courts & Giant), Loyang Technology Park.

My Achievement

Achievement, regardless big or small, becomes a source of motivation when it is being recognized.

I am honored to be one of the top producers in Propnex for the month of May.

Thank you to all my valued clients who have made this achievement possible!

News Extract: 17 June 2013

More sites released for private residential units

Three residential sites and two commercial & residential sites will be released this month under the Government Land Sales Programme for the first half of 2013.

SINGAPORE: The government will release more land that will make way for some 3,600 private housing units.

Three residential sites and two commercial & residential sites will be released this month under the Government Land Sales Programme for the first half of 2013.

Two Executive Condominium sites at Punggol Drive and Yuan Ching Road are launched for sale on Monday under the Confirmed List.

The residential site at Mount Sophia and a commercial & residential site at Yishun Central 1 will be launched for sale under the Confirmed List on June 28.

The commercial & residential site at Meyappa Chettiar Road will be made available for application on the Reserve List on the same day.

Source: Channel NewsAsia

 

 

 

 

 

News Extract: 15 June 2013

JEM attracts more than 10,000 shoppers within first hour of opening

The much-awaited opening of suburban mall JEM took place on Saturday morning and attracted more than 10,000 shoppers within an hour of its opening.

SINGAPORE: The much-awaited opening of suburban mall JEM took place on Saturday morning and attracted more than 10,000 shoppers within an hour of its opening.

However, not all shops were shipshape, with some, including retailer Topshop and restaurant Ding Tai Fung, closing in the afternoon due to water leakages, according to their staff.

Plastic bags were seen placed over store mannequins and towels on the floor inside Topshop, barely hours after its opening in the morning.

A sales assistant there also told Channel NewsAsia that the building's aircon was leaking.

Queues were seen snaking outside the mall with some shoppers showing up as early as 5.30am.

The suburban mall finally opened its doors after delaying its opening on June 11 due to the lack of fire permits.

The delay did not discourage shoppers who came from all over the island to throng the 818,000 square feet mall.

One thousand early-bird shoppers also received S$10 vouchers which were quickly put to good use inside the 241-store mall.

Shoppers can also look forward to shops like bookstore Kinokuniya which opened its first branch here in 14 years.

The mall did not open as scheduled early this week after the Singapore Civil Defence Force said it did not receive safety applications for some of the 241 units.

Fire safety certificates are necessary for commercial premises and their units to operate. 


Source: Channel NewsAsia

 

News Extract: 14 June 2013

LTA completes dedicated cycling path network in Tampines

Tampines is now the first HDB town to have a complete network of dedicated cycling paths linking up the estate.

SINGAPORE: Tampines is now the first HDB town to have a complete network of dedicated cycling paths linking up the estate.

As part of the National Cycling Plan, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) has completed a 6.9-kilometre cycling path in Tampines.

Together with the cycling paths constructed by the Tampines Town Council and park connectors by the National Parks Board, Tampines residents will now be able to enjoy riding on a total of 11.3 kilometres of cycling paths to key local amenities such as the MRT station and town centres.

So far, there are plans to build dedicated cycling paths for nine towns as well as Marina Bay.

Parliamentary Secretary for Transport, and chairman of the Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety Committee, Associate Professor Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim, witnessed the completion of the cycling path network in Tampines.

He said: "The completion of the dedicated cycling path network in Tampines Town celebrates a key goal outlined in our National Cycling Plan. We hope dedicated cycling paths will create a safe environment for cyclists of all competencies."

Chairperson of the Tampines Cycling Town Committee and Tampines GRC MP, Irene Ng, said: "We are delighted that Tampines is the first HDB town to have such an extensive cycling path network within the estate.

"The completion of this 6.9km dedicated network by LTA is another major milestone in our efforts to transform the compact town into a cycle-friendly town.

"Our aim in Tampines is to integrate cycling as part of our local transport system via a seamless network of dedicated cycling paths, shared footpaths and park connectors.

"We will continue to work closely with the LTA and the Tampines Town Council to expand our cycling infrastructure so that residents can use bicycles to get about easily within the town, and to cycle safely with consideration for others."

She added: "The Tampines Town Council will be building a new one-kilometre length of cycling path linking to our very popular Tampines Round Market and also all the busy coffee shops along Tampines Street 11.

"This will make it easier for our residents, so now they can do it in a manner that is safe, cycling on their own cycling paths." 

LTA said that besides Tampines, it is also making good progress in other HDB towns.

LTA will complete the network of dedicated cycling paths in Sembawang by the third quarter of 2013.

The cycling path networks in Changi-Simei, East Coast, Jurong Lake District, Pasir Ris, Punggol Eco-Town, Taman Jurong and Yishun are also planned for completion by 2015.

LTA also expects to complete 2.5 kilometres of the cycling path network in Marina Bay by the end of this year.

Meanwhile, to encourage safe cycling, LTA has produced a safe cycling guide book.

Called "Your Guide to Intra-Town Cycling", it is part of on-going outreach efforts to educate and inculcate safe cycling habits among cyclists.

Packed with visuals, the guide caters to cyclists of all age groups and provides them with essential tips on what they can do to ensure a safe riding journey.

The guide will be distributed to the public during cycling-related community events held in the cycling towns.

LTA will also make a copy of the guide available online on its website www.lta.gov.sg.

To better alert motorists to the presence of cyclists on the road, LTA has updated the design of the "Cyclists Ahead" signs that are installed along popular on-road cycling routes such as Mandai Road.

Compared to the previous black and white sign, the new design is more striking in bold yellow and red.

It also has an additional advisory "Slow" message to inform motorists to slow down when they spot cyclists ahead of them.

LTA worked closely with the Safe Cycling Task Force (SCTF) and the Singapore Cycling Federation (SCF) to refresh the signs.

The new signs have since been installed along Yishun (Avenue 6/Avenue 7) and along Tanjong Rhu Road.

LTA said it will progressively replace the signs along other cycling routes from July 2013.


Source: Channel NewsAsia