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Upper Bukit Timah Road is super noisy and busy too, congestion is bad. I'd be more afraid of that than the construction from the CC. The side of the road further from RR is the slip road to the highway as well.

Door gifts sound cool! Hopefully they will still have them next week
the noise will really be a problem. in the past i stayed near a noisy road and I couldnt even open my windows and watch TV coz i cannot hear the sound from the TV very well with all the road noises😅
 

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Upper Bukit Timah Road is super noisy and busy too, congestion is bad. I'd be more afraid of that than the construction from the CC. The side of the road further from RR is the slip road to the highway as well.

Door gifts sound cool! Hopefully they will still have them next week
Ya have to be careful of the CC construction and potential blocked views from Bukit Sembawang GLS. At least door gifts made my trip worthwhile.
 

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The 4 bedder layout 1561sqft is also super nice. I haven't seen the show flat but can tell it should be well lit all around. Good size bedrooms, no wasted space, adequate AC ledge and balcony and still fit in a big helper room plus a study plus as house hold shelter.
the 1561sqft layout only have 1 unit available...lol
 

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the noise will really be a problem. in the past i stayed near a noisy road and I couldnt even open my windows and watch TV coz i cannot hear the sound from the TV very well with all the road noises😅
Ya have to be careful of the CC construction and potential blocked views from Bukit Sembawang GLS. At least door gifts made my trip worthwhile.

Feel like to have a good gauge you need to visit the show flat area on a weekday evening, the hawker centre across the road is really good, can sit there eat dinner and observe the symphony :ROFLMAO:

Yeah completely agree on the noise, especially if it is a main road, the bus sounds are very loud. Fridays and weekends always got some #$%! sports car drivers revving engines at night.

The proposed GLS is at the rifle range road side is it? Near the Temasek Club? Don't see it on the master plan yet
 

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Feel like to have a good gauge you need to visit the show flat area on a weekday evening, the hawker centre across the road is really good, can sit there eat dinner and observe the symphony :ROFLMAO:

Yeah completely agree on the noise, especially if it is a main road, the bus sounds are very loud. Fridays and weekends always got some #$%! sports car drivers revving engines at night.

The proposed GLS is at the rifle range road side is it? Near the Temasek Club? Don't see it on the master plan yet
It's behind the LINQ. Won by bukit sembawang, so some stacks while unblocked now may be blocked by LINQ and the GLS in future, become pocket view.

People are wearing hermes shoes and handbags andd arrriving in Porsche, probably playground for rich

I personally won't buy la, coz the entry price is way too high, you are basically setting record for D21 till the next commercial blue plot is launched diagonally opposite
 

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It's behind the LINQ. Won by bukit sembawang, so some stacks while unblocked now may be blocked by LINQ and the GLS in future, become pocket view.

People are wearing hermes shoes and handbags andd arrriving in Porsche, probably playground for rich

I personally won't buy la, coz the entry price is way too high, you are basically setting record for D21 till the next commercial blue plot is launched diagonally opposite
Yeah and Far East will never be in a hurry to lower prices to sell.

Could easily be a cross-the-road cheaper competitor and you get to benefit from the facilities that the RR owners pay for.
 

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Yeah and Far East will never be in a hurry to lower prices to sell.

Could easily be a cross-the-road cheaper competitor and you get to benefit from the facilities that the RR owners pay for.
Bukit sembawang likes to launch high, they kept LIV@MB land plot for few years before launching. If look at their breakeven, bukit sembawang GLS likely to launch around $24-25xx. End up LINQ buyers benefit the most.

Somehow locals really like integrated concept
 

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honestly i quite like the layouts, no space wastage.
Really? I just find these developers are constantly reinventing how people live by mixing and matching. You can say it's creative, but i think they just want to squeeze in a palatable quantum.

Kitchen along the walkway of the front entrance. Putting a dining table in some odd corner. Putting a dining table just outside the bedroom door. If rectangle looks weird just change the dining table to a round one so they can put it in the middle of nowhere. Putting the WD in the middle of the house etc.

It's really up to consumers to call these practices out. If they are sold out mean they are "accepted". Then the next developer will design the same.
 

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Really? I just find these developers are constantly reinventing how people live by mixing and matching. You can say it's creative, but i think they just want to squeeze in a palatable quantum.

Kitchen along the walkway of the front entrance. Putting a dining table in some odd corner. Putting a dining table just outside the bedroom door. If rectangle looks weird just change the dining table to a round one so they can put it in the middle of nowhere. Putting the WD in the middle of the house etc.

It's really up to consumers to call these practices out. If they are sold out mean they are "accepted". Then the next developer will design the same.
i agree, that is also true. I guess I am one of the consumers that has been conditioned to "accept" this and it should not be the case🥲 Maybe coz I have seen some really inefficient layouts like long walkways or odd corners so when I see something squarish I feel its okay😂
 

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Really? I just find these developers are constantly reinventing how people live by mixing and matching. You can say it's creative, but i think they just want to squeeze in a palatable quantum.

Kitchen along the walkway of the front entrance. Putting a dining table in some odd corner. Putting a dining table just outside the bedroom door. If rectangle looks weird just change the dining table to a round one so they can put it in the middle of nowhere. Putting the WD in the middle of the house etc.

It's really up to consumers to call these practices out. If they are sold out mean they are "accepted". Then the next developer will design the same.
I think you referring to the 2 bedroom units? A separate kitchen and dining area requires ~900 sqft to do.
Thry sell these 2 bedders at 540sqft to 720sqft only and with no wasted space. I will agree to your criticism if they are giving corridor kitchen and no dedicated dining area but selling it at ~900sqft with huge ac ledges and narrow unusable balconies.
The 2 bed at 540 sqft is a really commendable design wise. I will personally never stay there but I can see it's appeal.
 

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I don't know if I am overly critical, someone correct me if I am wrong.

Kitchen is way too small for a 3 bedder. No sliding door given.

Dining table in the middle of nowhere because got no walls to lean against. So change to round table looks "less cramp". Doesn't look like can fit a 6 seater without obstructing.

TV area why half sunken in?

WD i assume is the washer dryer? Why is it there? WD got noise when in use right?

No storeroom no yard.

Why are the AC ledge so huge? Is that normal? What is that slab beside the AC ledges in all of the rooms? Bay windows?

The rooms are good size, toilets are abit small.

I think this is the 3 bed compact. I think it costs 2.2m or something.

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Really? I just find these developers are constantly reinventing how people live by mixing and matching. You can say it's creative, but i think they just want to squeeze in a palatable quantum.

Kitchen along the walkway of the front entrance. Putting a dining table in some odd corner. Putting a dining table just outside the bedroom door. If rectangle looks weird just change the dining table to a round one so they can put it in the middle of nowhere. Putting the WD in the middle of the house etc.

It's really up to consumers to call these practices out. If they are sold out mean they are "accepted". Then the next developer will design the same.
i agree, that is also true. I guess I am one of the consumers that has been conditioned to "accept" this and it should not be the case🥲 Maybe coz I have seen some really inefficient layouts like long walkways or odd corners so when I see something squarish I feel its okay😂
Good points.

I for one cannot tolerate a non-encloseable kitchen option because I don't want my house to smell of cooking oil.

The TV area not in line with the living room area quite sad leh, the last guy on the sofa needs to turn his head to watch tv? :ROFLMAO:
 

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I don't know if I am overly critical, someone correct me if I am wrong.

Kitchen is way too small for a 3 bedder. No sliding door given.

Dining table in the middle of nowhere because got no walls to lean against. So change to round table looks "less cramp". Doesn't look like can fit a 6 seater without obstructing.

TV area why half sunken in?

WD i assume is the washer dryer? Why is it there? WD got noise when in use right?

No storeroom no yard.

Why are the AC ledge so huge? Is that normal? What is that slab beside the AC ledges in all of the rooms? Bay windows?

The rooms are good size, toilets are abit small.

I think this is the 3 bed compact. I think it costs 2.2m or something.

Screenshot-20230514-125849-You-Tube.jpg
Yours is 883 sqft, I rmb TC 875 sqft one of the bedroom cannot queen size so this seems decent.. nowadays compact for sure no yard le...:(

I thought this not bad leh 947 sqft

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ktyandkyc

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Eh to be fair as the name suggests it's a 3 BR compact, if so perfect has yard has everything, who will buy their treetop villa..can only say everything is priced in for a reason
I think 800+ v hard to hiam le...and if got storeroom or yard, some don't want since the buyer profile r prob more budget sensitive
 
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