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ShepherdPie

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aiya.. it's a fact that most ppl dun like to far west...

Some sites there has no takers..

I know of friends that move out from Jurong because they didnt like the air quality..

 

But! with some business activities in the west. There will be bound to have ppl , exec that wants to stay near their workplace in the west. So i guess, from a investment prospective.. it's still good lah..

 

But for ppl who has no business to stay there.. they rather stay in the east..

 

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Windwaver

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aiya.. it's a fact that most ppl dun like to far west...

Some sites there has no takers..

I know of friends that move out from Jurong because they didnt like the air quality..

 

But! with some business activities in the west. There will be bound to have ppl , exec that wants to stay near their workplace in the west. So i guess, from a investment prospective.. it's still good lah..

 

But for ppl who has no business to stay there.. they rather stay in the east..

 

It's pretty true. When I used to be working in Jurong area, the air smells of a mixture of everything [laugh]

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Soya

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So far, every time our neighbor gives us some 'poisonous' air, I notice the western part of Singapore especially Tuas and Jurong kena the most. That is a no brainer given the fact that area is nearest to where the fire is burning.

 

I brought this up because many property investors that I come across seem not to put that into consideration at all.

 

What do you guys think? [laugh]

 

Simi west affected? JE can sell at $1650 psf hor........ [hur]

 

 

SINGAPORE: An upcoming private residential project, J Gateway at Jurong East, looks set to shatter price records for suburban homes.

 

 

According to property agents, the selling price for units ranges between S$1,400 and S$1,650 per square foot.

 

 

J Gateway is tipped to be the "hottest project launch" by property agents, but units will not come cheap.

 

 

According to a marketing mailer from agents, a one-bedroom unit is priced at S$1,650 per square foot. Larger three- and four-bedroom suites cost about S$1,450 psf.

 

 

Analysts said it works out to an average price of about S$1,550 psf for the project - a new benchmark for homes outside core central region.

 

 

Alice Tan, associate director and head of consultancy and research at Knight Frank, said:

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Windwaver

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Simi west affected? JE can sell at $1650 psf hor........ [hur]

 

 

SINGAPORE: An upcoming private residential project, J Gateway at Jurong East, looks set to shatter price records for suburban homes.

 

 

According to property agents, the selling price for units ranges between S$1,400 and S$1,650 per square foot.

 

Haha, that suddenly made Marina Bay Suites in District 01 seem quite worth the money [:p]

 

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Windwaver

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I think no need to buy air purifier at home la, just turn on aircon can already, unless you have serious URT problem.

 

Just checked out a few air purifiers, quite expensive leh -_-

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Soya

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Haha, that suddenly made Marina Bay Suites in District 01 seem quite worth the money [:p]

 

 

Yup. JE $1650, Bishan $1800. CCR prices looking sibei cheap now.

 

 

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Windwaver

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BTW, can some mod help to join the 2 threads on the PSI thingy?

 

Also, don't buy those cheapo air purifier, not powerful enough; Might as well use aircon.

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Staff69

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think 300 above consider hazardous :mellow:

 

die , some rich men getting rich over palm oil and me, dying from by-product of palm oil...haze

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Simi west affected? JE can sell at $1650 psf hor........ [hur]

 

 

SINGAPORE: An upcoming private residential project, J Gateway at Jurong East, looks set to shatter price records for suburban homes.

 

 

According to property agents, the selling price for units ranges between S$1,400 and S$1,650 per square foot.

 

 

J Gateway is tipped to be the "hottest project launch" by property agents, but units will not come cheap.

 

 

According to a marketing mailer from agents, a one-bedroom unit is priced at S$1,650 per square foot. Larger three- and four-bedroom suites cost about S$1,450 psf.

 

 

Analysts said it works out to an average price of about S$1,550 psf for the project - a new benchmark for homes outside core central region.

 

 

Alice Tan, associate director and head of consultancy and research at Knight Frank, said:

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