Cecil Lee

Expected T.O.P. on 1 September 2027

Sales Brochure: jurong-west-crystal.pdf Jurong West Crystal (Feb 2023 Build-To-Order) Jurong West Located along Jurong West Street 93, Jurong West Crystal comprises 2 residential blocks of 18 storeys. These blocks feature crisp vertical lines that resemble the edges of elegant crystals, giving inspiration to the project’s name. Its name complements those of nearby projects such as ‘Nanyang Emerald’, ‘Nanyang Ruby’, and ‘Jurong West Jewel’. You can choose from 271 units of 3- and 4-room flats. Delight in outdoor fun at your doorstep, with fitness stations designed for adults and the elderly, and children’s playgrounds. Unwind by strolling or jogging along the adjacent linear park, or head over to the nearby Yunnan Park and Jurong West Sport Centre. The roof garden above the Multi-Storey Car Park provides an area to step back and take a quiet moment. An eating house, minimart, and shops will be conveniently sited within Jurong West Crystal. Please refer to the site plan located at the top of this page, for the facilities provided in the project. Facilities in this project will be accessible by the public. About Jurong West Town Explore the wide variety of food and shopping choices at the nearby neighbourhood centre at Jurong West Street 92 and Pioneer Mall. More choices are available at Jurong Point. Visit Where2Shop@HDB to explore more HDB heartland shops in the area. Fitness enthusiasts can head to Yunnan Park, Jurong West Park Connector, and Jurong West Sport Centre to enjoy various sporting activities. Those who want to explore new hobbies can check out the activities organised at Nanyang Community Club or The Frontier Community Club. Parents with school-going children can consider schools such as Frontier Primary School as well as Jurong West Primary and Secondary Schools. Jurong West Crystal is a short drive away from the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) and served by Pioneer MRT station.

Expected T.O.P. on 1 June 2028

Sales Brochure: farrer-park-fields.pdf Farrer Park Fields (Feb 2023 Build-To-Order) Kallang/Whampoa Farrer Park Fields is bounded by Race Course Road, Hampshire Road, and Farrer Park Road. The project is offered under the Prime Location Public Housing (PLH) model. The name ‘Farrer Park Fields’ relates to the sporting heritage of the site, with the design concept of a central playfield located within the project. The project comprises 7 residential blocks, each with 24 storeys. You can choose from 1,274 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-, and 4-room flats. Amidst the lush greenery in the project, you can enjoy various amenities, such as the children’s playgrounds, and adult and elderly fitness stations. The roof garden above the Multi-Storey Car Park offers a space for quiet respite. You can enjoy the convenience of a childcare centre, supermarket, eating house, and shops within the project. The upcoming Farrer Park Sports Centre nearby will include swimming pools, a field, as well as other sporting facilities for residents to enjoy. Please refer to the site plan located at the top of this page for the facilities provided in the project. Facilities in this project will be accessible by the public. About Tengah Town Homes in Tengah town will be surrounded by lush greenery and nature. HDB has applied its Biophilic Town Framework to guide the enhancement of existing natural assets and the design and development of neighbourhood landscapes in Tengah. Residents can look forward to nature-centric neighbourhoods that offer a greater sense of place, better well-being, and an enhanced quality of life. A variety of outdoor spaces and landscape features will be introduced to draw people closer to nature. A town-wide Active, Beautiful, and Clean Waters design strategy will also be introduced to slow down and treat stormwater runoff, while enhancing the biodiversity. Find out more details on Tengah town. Tengah will be the first town to integrate housing projects with the area’s surrounding greenery and biodiversity. One major attraction will be the approximately 100-metre wide and 5km long Forest Corridor, which will form part of the larger network of greenery that connects the Western Water Catchment Area and the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. In collaboration with the National Parks Boards, various tree species will be planted in the Forest Corridor to transform it into a rich forest habitat. Complementing the Forest Corridor is the Forest Fringe, a 15- to 20-metre wide linear greenscape that will provide a tranquil and rustic environment for residents to enjoy flora and fauna. In addition, extensive park spaces, such as the Central Park and Community Farmways, will string key amenities and facilities together, providing a safe environment for residents to access their daily amenities. Tengah will be the first HDB town to have a car-free town centre nestled next to a lush green park. To encourage green commuting, there will be dedicated walking and cycling paths along all roads to create seamless connections within the town. The upcoming Jurong Region Line and bus services will serve the public transport needs of residents. Tengah is also the first HDB town to be planned with town-wide smart technologies from the outset. Guided by HDB’s Smart Town Framework, the various districts will integrate smart technology in its design, so that residents can enjoy a quality living environment. Autonomous vehicles will be piloted in Tengah town to provide convenient first-mile-last-mile connection to key transport nodes and amenities. Vibrant commercial facilities are planned for the town centre and in the districts, complementing other shopping and dining options in the nearby Bukit Batok town. farrer-park-fields.pdf

Sales Brochure: brickland-weave.pdf HDB Sales Introduction: Brickland Weave (Feb 2023 Build-To-Order) Tengah Located in the Brickland District of Tengah town, Brickland Weave is bounded by Brickland Road and Tengah Boulevard. This project comprises 12 residential blocks, ranging from 11 to 17 storeys in height. You can choose a home from 1,641 units of 2-room Flexi, 3-, 4-, and 5-room flats. Within Brickland Weave, various facilities are nestled amid pockets of green spaces for both the young and old. Here, adults and the elderly can work out at the fitness stations, while children enjoy the playgrounds. The landscaped roof gardens above the Multi-Storey Car Parks cater to those who prefer quieter spaces. More recreational facilities can be found at the adjacent common green where one can jog, play, or unwind amid greenery. Daily conveniences are also within easy reach, as Brickland Weave will come with shops, eating houses, and a minimart. A residents’ network centre and a 3-storey childcare centre will be located within the project as well. In addition, residents will be served by the planned amenities in Tengah town such as a Neighbourhood Centre, Jurong Region Line MRT stations and a bus interchange. They will be served by bus services leading to the city centre and nearby towns. With an extensive network of walking and cycling paths, residents will also be able to walk and cycle everywhere in Tengah. Please refer to the site plan located at the top of this page, for the facilities provided in Brickland Weave. Facilities in this project will be accessible by the public. About Brickland District The architecture of the buildings in Brickland District is inspired by Tengah’s industrial past where brickwork factories were located. The district is close to the Forest Corridor, which forms part of the larger network of greenery between the Western and Central Catchment Area. Brickland Weave takes its name from the heritage of this area, reinforced by the weaving pattern on its facade. About Tengah Town Homes in Tengah town will be surrounded by lush greenery and nature. HDB has applied its Biophilic Town Framework to guide the enhancement of existing natural assets and the design and development of neighbourhood landscapes in Tengah. Residents can look forward to nature-centric neighbourhoods that offer a greater sense of place, better well-being, and an enhanced quality of life. A variety of outdoor spaces and landscape features will be introduced to draw people closer to nature. A town-wide Active, Beautiful, and Clean Waters design strategy will also be introduced to slow down and treat stormwater runoff, while enhancing the biodiversity. Find out more details on Tengah town. Tengah will be the first town to integrate housing projects with the area’s surrounding greenery and biodiversity. One major attraction will be the approximately 100-metre wide and 5km long Forest Corridor, which will form part of the larger network of greenery that connects the Western Water Catchment Area and the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. In collaboration with the National Parks Boards, various tree species will be planted in the Forest Corridor to transform it into a rich forest habitat. Complementing the Forest Corridor is the Forest Fringe, a 15- to 20-metre wide linear greenscape that will provide a tranquil and rustic environment for residents to enjoy flora and fauna. In addition, extensive park spaces, such as the Central Park and Community Farmways, will string key amenities and facilities together, providing a safe environment for residents to access their daily amenities. Tengah will be the first HDB town to have a car-free town centre nestled next to a lush green park. To encourage green commuting, there will be dedicated walking and cycling paths along all roads to create seamless connections within the town. The upcoming Jurong Region Line and bus services will serve the public transport needs of residents. Tengah is also the first HDB town to be planned with town-wide smart technologies from the outset. Guided by HDB’s Smart Town Framework, the various districts will integrate smart technology in its design, so that residents can enjoy a quality living environment. Autonomous vehicles will be piloted in Tengah town to provide convenient first-mile-last-mile connection to key transport nodes and amenities. Vibrant commercial facilities are planned for the town centre and in the districts, complementing other shopping and dining options in the nearby Bukit Batok town. Check out the heartland shops on Where2Shop@HDB.

Rental units - benefiting from this school…

Good Rental Potential, here

Singapore Fights Back Source & Credit Singapore steps up fight against scams, may allow public to block international calls Authorities also exploring measures to lock up bank account money, to reduce amount potentially lost to scams

Developer: Mequity Hills Pte. Ltd Address: 11 Institution Hill Type: PROPOSED A BLOCK OF 10 STOREY RESIDENTIAL FLATS WITH SURFACE AND BASEMENT CAR PARKS, PROVISION OF A SWIMMING POOL AT ROOF TERRACE AND COMMON FACILITIES AT 2ND STOREY SKY TERRACE Tenure: Freehold Expected TOP: 999 years from 1 July 1841 Site Area: 1,328.50 sqm Total Units: 72 Residential Carpark Lots: Total car park lot: 58 lots + 2 accessible lots of which: 7 surface car parking lots at 1st storey and 53 basement car parking lots Unit Types: 1 Bedroom (24 units): 40 sqm/431 sqft 1 + 1 Bedroom (16 units): 42 sqm/452 sqft 2 Bedroom (24 units): 58 sqm/624 sqft 3 Bedroom (8 units): 70 sqm/753 sqft

Advertisement shout-out 999 leasehold in D9 500m or 6 mins walk to Somerset MRT Hill House @ Institution Hill Hill House is a 999 years leasehold new launch condominium located at Institution Hill in the River Valley neighbourhood in District 9. One of Hill House's highlights is that it's in an enclave of private houses situated on a gentle terrain above River Valley Rd. The development offers a retreat setting on a hill - it has a nature and wellness-inspired theme but still boasts proximity to Singapore's vibrant city centre. Hill House is approximately 500 m or 6 to 7 minutes’ walk away from the Somerset MRT Station. The development is also a 12-minute walk to Somerset MRT station on the North-South line, and a 15-minute walk to Great World MRT station on the Thomson-East Coast line. For drivers, the locality is also very convenient. With just approximately 5 minutes’ drive, they will reach the Orchard Shopping. The development is also easily linked to major expressways such as the Central Expressway. Residents are a stone's throw away from malls like 313@Somerset, Orchard Central, The Centrepoint and Orchard Gateway. For more shopping options, Hill House is within a 10-minute drive to major malls like Funan, Suntec City, MBS and Raffles City. For parents with young children, noteworthy primary schools nearby include River Valley Primary within a 1km radius and St. Margaret’s Primary, Anglo-Chinese School (Junior), Alexandra Primary and Zhangde Primary within a 2km radius. Key Highlights 72 Limited Edition Units Close proximity to Fort Canning MRT (DTL), Somersert MRT (NSL) and Great World MRT (TEL) For drivers, the locality is also very convenient. With just approximately 5 minutes’ drive, they will reach the Orchard Shopping Belt Easily linked to major expressways such as the Central Expressway Short walk or drive to dining options at Robertson Quay and Clarke Quay and Orchard Road Shopping Belt Educational institutions nearby include River Valley Primary, ACS (Junior), St. Margaret's Primary and Singapore Management University (SMU)

Source & Credit: Singapore Home DIY

Source and Credit: Singapore Home DIY Hello In need of some advise. My Bosch Built-in oven HBN331.1K power trips after a certain time (e.g. 2minutes) from turning it on. It was not used for a long period of time. When we tried baking, it’s able to on and set timer/heat. After 1-2 minutes, it will always power trip the whole house. No funny smell/sound or anything when power trip happens. Please advise how to resolve issue or what is the part required to change. If anyone has any reasonable and trusted contacts , do not hesitate to share. How can I DIY fix the problem? Doubt there is warranty as purchased more than 1 year ago. Thank you in advance if oven is not used often enough, moisture builds up in our humjd climate. hence, it will short and spoil. this oven, need to be heated up for 15min every 6 weeks to prevent this problem.

It is similar to say “The Catholic Book Store” posting a sign that says “100% Catholic Owner”. And then we meet a Buddhist who also places a sign that also says…. 100% Buddhist Owner”. What next? A sign that says “100% Opposition Owner”. Man in white… may faint.. LOL

I always thought, isn’t it clear enough that food is Halal by displaying the Halal Stamp of recognition? Why then must so many Muslim stalls add “100% Muslim Owner”? Asking this because, nowadays saw these extra words added at several Muslim stalls? To me, it simply suggest that a Muslim must always try to support muslim owed businesses. Hmmm….

On 26 February 2023

On 25 February Recently T.O.P.

On 26 February 2023, same spot or location: 175 Woodlands Street 13

Further to what I mentioned, another pretty crude method is to paste such a layout onto a cardboard; cut out the outline. And then balance it on a nail to find the centre-of-gravity.

These are some considerations: 1. No need to draw two rectangles. 2. Don't know why, but many of us always are able to notice missing areas. But few if any have never even considered that it is possible to have also "protusions" - if any. LOL 3. The method I use is known as a "quick-eye-ball method. What I always do is to conceptualise - if any the centre-of-gravity, first. Then try to draw a rectangle outline ... similar to the above sample. 3.1. From here, you will notice that I try to fit such an odd shaped layout into a RECTANGULAR. Once done, it is as easy as ABC to define what is the missing area or corner) and or any protusions. 4. Hope this makes sense. 5. Again, the next time don't always think of only missing corners. Think also PROTRUSIONS - if any!

On 26 February 2023 & it’s surroundings Nowadays many condos and ECs relaxed the rule of drying laundry at the balcony railing. There are often by-laws against this. For example, just after Ecopolitan EC T.O.P. the Managing Agent also issued a circular similar to below… Seems like The Creek is not having any of these!

25 February 2023

On 25th February 2023

Frankly, if you are referring to these circular lights, they don’t look threatening, thus no issue at all.

Sengkang Grand Mall opening in March 2023

Source & Credit: One man’s meat is another man’s poison?….