Around Singapore

Leng Ern Jee Temple @ Balestier In Singapore, there is a stigma attached with one’s apartment facing or even looking at a temple. Up-close: Leng Ern Jee Temple @ Balestier

BALESTIER ROAD Balestier Road is a street that offers visitors a taste of history. With a story that spans nearly 180 years, this neighbourhood has borne Witness to Singapore’s journey from a British trading post to a modern city-state. Today, Singaporeans flock to Balestier Road to feast on chicken rice, bak kut teh (pork ribs tea) and tau sar Piah (flaky pastry with abean paste filling). Others come to buy lightings goods and fixtures for their homes and bathrooms. But behind the five-foot Ways that still line much of Balestier Road, there are other discoveries to be made. Formerly a sugar cane plantation, this district was also where key moments of th…

DJitsun Mall @ Bedok Central TOP in 1st Quarter 2018 Under the Five Elements concept this mall which is rectangular is considered as belonging to the earth element.

Kwan Im Thong Hood Choo Temple (Goddesses of Mercy) is one of the most popular temple. Located at Waterloo Street. A popular destination for the locals, the many vendors and tourists. Since this temple is centrally located with so many ancillary shops supporting it. Such as selling Goddesses of Mercy figurines, provision shops herbs and dried goods.

Empress Mall..

Capital Tower at Robinson Road was originally planned and built by POSBank in the early 2000’s to be it’s new HQ. The bank was suppose to move into this new “Rocketship design” around 2003 from it’s existing HQ at Bras Basah Road. But when DBS took over the bank.. this was history. Today, CapitaLand and anchor tenants GIC, JP Morgan occupies the floors.

A walk around Pinevale (formerly an EC) during CNY 2018.

The Beleverdere @ Meyer Road For ad-hoc visits, one of the key fundamentals is to do an initial preparation work. Such this.

Historic 1950’s homes in District 15. Pre-world war II years Mountbatten Road was actually called Olive Road. The name was later changed to Mountbatten Road in honour of the Queen’s grand son.. Lord Mountbatten... I District 15 is at the fringe of the city.. Districts 10 and district 15 combined makes up the highest proportion of the who’s who : past and present of Singaporeans

Blocks 2 & 3 Changi Village Road are nestled in the heart of idillic old Changi Village which was built in the 1920s when the British military bases were operating in the area. When the British left in the 19703, the Housing & Development Board redeveloped the current Changi Village estate and built a market and a hawker centre which soon became a favourite lunchtime destination for military personnel, airport staff and workers from the nearby Loyang Industrial Estate. Over the years, the hawker centre has retained its laid-back atmosphere and developed a reputation as a favourite destination for foodies. Today, it is an iconic landmark in Changi and …

Block 37 Marsiling Drive & The causeway to Johor

Tanglin Regency’s triangle roof-lines are a threat to some units in Ascentia Sky

Block 341 Sembawang Close With it’s distinctive circular balcony

HDB Segar Vista BTO launched in February 2011 site plan and floor plans

HDB Woodlands Peak BTO launched in May 2011 site plan and floor plans woodlands-peak.pdf

Admore Park condo site plan (Feng Shui resource from past audit reviews for this development)

Bayshore Park Site plan

Dunman View Condo at Haig Road is a 99 leasehold property. T.O.P. in 2004 under Period 8 Flying Star Feng Shui

East Meadows Condo by Far East Site plan. Total 482 units. T.O.P. in 2001. Under Period 7 Flying Star Feng Shui.

Dahlia Park Condo Site plan

Elizabeth Heights Condo at Cairnhill Site plan

Evergreen Park Condo at Hougang Site plan

Faber Hill Crest Condo Site plan

Florida Park by Far East Site plan and floor plan