Dakota Residences at Dakota Crescent – Singapore – District 14

Dakota Residences at Dakota Crescent – Singapore – District 14

In a pristine corner of the east quarters in Singapore is an address you’ll be proud to call home. An exceptional situation that puts everything you need and want in life at your fingertips, Dakota Residences is perfect for your lifestyle copy. Impressive and superb views of connections with this peaceful oasis you the best of all worlds.

Dakota Residences comprises 348 units ranging from two, three, four bedrooms and penthouse apartments. It is located near a river with a view of the houses landed Mountbatten Road.
Place : Dakota Crescent
Tenure: 99 years Leasehold
On completion: August 31, 2010
Development: five blocks of 19 storey residential building
Total number of units: 348
District: 14

The types of units:

2 bedroom from 1023 to 1119sqft

3 bedroom from 1292 to 1744sqft

4 bedrooms from 1830 to 1970sqft

Penthouse from 2605 to 3714sqft

Facilities: Pool, wading pool, water pool, playground, gymnasium, jogging track, barbecue, meeting rooms, the basement Hotel, security 24 hours, Amphitheatre

Residents and visitors are welcomed into the development with a large drop in the middle of a magnificent waterfall waterscape. The architectural design of the towers housing is a composition of plans and lines, suitable for a strike fa? Ade linear streaks. All the height glazing living space widens the visual space to the extent balconies, external integration with internal uninterrupted manner, while offering views over the city beyond.

The development is centrally located and it is 5 minutes walk from the future MRT station Dakota. The world-class sports and Hub East Coast Park are just a few minutes by car, while the Central Business District is less than 10 minutes.

Dakota Residences promises a lifestyle and leisure offering comfort serene respite from the busy city, while maintaining the ease of accessibility. With Dakota and be a Mountbatten and future residential area, buyers would certainly see this river edge condominiums.
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Singapore Sales of Dakota Residences encouraging

Singapore Sales of Dakota Residences encouraging

By KALPANA RASHIWALA
A CLOSELY watched property market preview has yielded encouraging results amidst the current subdued market conditions.
 
Good location: Buyers like the project’s proximity to Dakota MRT Station and the popular Old Airport Road Food Centre 
Ho Bee Investment and NTUC Choice Homes have sold 80 units at Dakota Residences over the weekend. The developers have so far released 122 units in the 348-unit project at an average price of $970 per square foot - lower than the $1,000 to $1,100 psf Ho Bee had indicated in June 2007 when the developers emerged as the top bidders for the 99-year leasehold site.

No deferred payment is available for the 19-storey condominium project, which will front Geylang River.

Buyers are predominantly Singaporeans, many with private home addresses. ‘The majority of them live in the East Coast area, some even in landed homes. We have quite a number of professionals among the buyers,’ said Ho Bee executive director Ong Chong Hua.

‘It shows that if you price your project right, there are still buyers. There’s quite a bit of pent-up demand. Also buyers like the project’s proximity to Dakota MRT Station and the popular Old Airport Road Food Centre. The location is also very close to the popular East Coast area,’ he added.

The plans for the Sports Hub and and Kallang Riverside area have also helped to stir interest in the project, Mr Ong reckons.

The project comprises a mix of two, three and four-bedroom apartments and penthouses. Both penthouses in the stack of 122 units released so far have been sold - a 3,700 sq ft unit went for $3.37 million and the other, a 2,605 sq ft unit, fetched $2.62 million. A typical three-bedroom apartment of about 1,300 sq ft in the development costs about $1.3 million on average.

Ho Bee and NTUC Choice Homes paid $524 psf per plot ratio at a state tender last year for the Dakota Residences site, which attracted a whopping 15 bids.

Asked if the developers will consider raising Dakota Residences’ selling prices, Mr Ong said: ‘We’ll review it but any price adjustment will be moderate. Sentiment is still fragile. If you’re too aggressive in raising prices, you run the risk of stalling the sales momentum.’

Urban Redevelopment Authority data released last week showed developers sold 441 new private homes in May, up from 284 units in April.

Source : Business Times  - 23 Jun 2008

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S’pore Centre in Shanghai to promote relations

S’pore Centre in Shanghai to promote relations

It’s the fifth to be opened after London, Guangzhou, Chengdu and Los Angeles
By LYNETTE KHOO

THE Singapore government opened a centre in Shanghai over the weekend, bringing its agencies under one roof.

 
‘We can better facilitate bilateral economic relationship between Shanghai and Singapore . . . And with an enhanced Singapore Brand, we can attract more visitors and talents to Singapore.’
 
- Chong Lit Cheong, 
IE Singapore CEO 
 
 
 
Singapore Centre Shanghai consists of Contact Singapore, the Economic Development Board (EDB), IE Singapore and the Singapore Tourism Board (STB), providing Shanghai residents with a one-stop centre and promoting cross-agency synergies.

The centre will also function as the socio-economic counterpart to the Singapore Consulate in Shanghai, housing the Consulates’ Commercial, Industry & Investment, and Education & Culture Sections within the centre.

This marked the fifth Singapore Centre to be opened, after London, Guangzhou, Chengdu and Los Angeles, and is expected to result in annual rental savings of some 150,000 yuan or S$29,700.

IE Singapore chief executive Chong Lit Cheong noted that it is ‘most timely to set up the Singapore Centre in Shanghai’ given the sizeable number of Singaporeans in Shanghai and robust bilateral trade, investments and visitor flows between the two cities. There are currently over 7,000 Singaporeans in Shanghai, making it the largest Singaporean community in China.

 
 
Bilateral trade between Singapore and Shanghai reached an all-time high of US$6.99 billion in 2007, a 16.2 per cent growth from the previous year, and cumulative direct investment from Singapore into Shanghai peaked at US$6.84 billion last year. Singapore was China’s sixth-largest foreign investor with actual investment of US$3.18 billion in 2007.

There are now over 2,500 Singapore companies in Shanghai and 2,700 Chinese companies in Singapore. China is now Singapore’s second-largest visitor-generating market, with Singapore welcoming some 1.11 million Chinese visitors in 2007, a 66 per cent increase compared with five years earlier.

Mr Chong noted that by clustering the agencies into one centre, they will be better able to serve their customers and engage Singaporeans in Shanghai.

‘We can better facilitate bilateral economic relationship between Shanghai and Singapore,’ he added. ‘And with an enhanced Singapore Brand, we can attract more visitors and talents to Singapore.’

Officiating the opening of the Singapore Centre was Minister for Transport and Second Minister for Foreign Affairs Raymond Lim, who also proceeded to officiate the opening of the law firm Rajah & Tann’s new office premises there.

 
Source : Business Times  - 23 Jun 2008

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ERP helps business, says Singapore LTA

ERP helps business, says Singapore LTA

Congestion, if left unchecked, will have negative impact on the economy
By SAMUEL EE
(SINGAPORE) ERP rates must go up because the current congestion, if left unchecked, will have a negative impact on the economy, says the Land Transport Authority.

Easing up: Speeds on major routes have fallen by up to 22% in the evening, compared to two years ago
From July 7, 2008, electronic road pricing rates will rise sharply and five new ERP gantries will be erected along the Singapore River line to reduce transit traffic using the city area for outbound trips in the evening. This is similar to the concept behind the Orchard Cordon, which discourages vehicles from making use of Orchard Road to get to other areas.

But the hikes and gantries have met with protests from motorists, some of whom have questioned whether the moves are necessary, given that traffic congestion does not appear to be as bad as the LTA says it is.

LTA chief executive Yam Ah Mee disagrees, saying that the authority’s measurements of road speeds in the city area have shown that congestion is gradually building up and becoming more pervasive. He says that within the city, speeds on major routes such as North Bridge Road, South Bridge Road, Stamford Road and Bras Basah Road have fallen by up to 22 per cent in the evening, compared to two years ago.

‘ERP changes are necessary to manage congestion effectively,’ Mr Yam explains . ‘Faster travel times lead to overall lower transport costs and ultimately help businesses to remain competitive. Congestion also adversely impacts family life as people spend more time on the roads.’

 
‘Faster travel times lead to overall lower transport costs and ultimately help businesses to remain competitive. Congestion also adversely impacts family life…’
 
- Mr Yam 
 
 
 
 
When asked about the effectiveness of the higher ERP rates, given that Singaporeans seem to eventually accept them after some initial complaints, he says that the actual ERP price levels depend on the choices drivers make and how they weigh the charges to be paid against the other options, such as travelling during non-ERP times or switching to public transport.

‘As traffic demand patterns change, ERP rates will also have to respond accordingly because the situation is dynamic,’ says Mr Yam.

‘If the demand for limited road space goes up over time, it is likely that ERP charges will have to go up as well. This does not mean that ERP is not effective, only that periodic reviews are needed as the situation does not remain static.’

He adds that since the system was implemented in 1998, ERP has been effective in encouraging motorists to consider alternatives. As a result, traffic speeds on priced roads have been maintained within their optimal speed range through regular reviews and rate adjustments.

‘However, the edge has come off in recent years and that is why we have had to make some enhancements to the system at this time,’ he says. ‘Having done this, we are confident that the system will be effective again.’

As for those diehard motorists who are unlikely to give up their cars whatever the increase in ERP rates, Mr Yam says that the LTA’s aim is not to get everyone to stop driving ‘as we would then be under-utilising the roads’.

‘Rather, the intent is to influence enough car users not to use the roads during congested periods,’ he says. ‘In doing so, we will be able to optimise the use of the roads. We only need a small decrease of cars on the roads to bring about smooth-flowing roads.’

In the case of the five new gantries, LTA is targeting a 17-18 per cent reduction in car trips into the CBD.

The LTA reiterates that the system is not a revenue-raising exercise. The government has been progressively shifting from vehicle ownership taxes to usage charges, with road tax to be cut by 15 per cent from July 1, 2008.

This will cost the government $110 million annually and follows the 10 per cent cut in ARF or the additional registration fee in March 2008 - at a cost of $200 million. So total cost is $310 million.

At the same time, ERP revenue will increase by $70 million a year (total annual ERP revenue is about $100 million).

‘ERP places the decision of whether to drive, travel at a different time, use a different route or take public transport, in the hands of motorists,’ says Mr Yam. ‘Without ERP to keep our roads smooth-flowing, there is no choice as everyone using the road will be caught in gridlock.’

 
Source : Business Times  - 23 Jun 2008

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Singapore Govt doesn’t make money from ERP

Singapore Govt doesn’t make money from ERP 
 
THE CashCard reader in labour chief Lim Swee Say’s car beeps four to six times a day.
This is because he passes through that many Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) gantries along busy city roads to get to and from work.

He was driving home the point that ERP exists solely to control road congestion and not to enrich government coffers or raise the cost of living for Singaporeans.

Mr Lim was responding to a question at a dialogue on why the Government was raising ERP rates by as much as $2 and adding five new gantries from July7 in a climate of rising inflation.

The new gantries along the banks of the Singapore River bring the total number of gantries islandwide to 65.

Mr Lim said Transport Minister Raymond Lim had told Parliament previously the Government does not make any money from the ERP increase.

The reason: It will collect $70 million a year from the ERP increase, but will lose $110 million due to the 15 per cent reduction in road tax from next month.

That is, in fact, a net loss of $40 million, he said.

So motorists who do not use congested roads will be ‘net gainers’, said Mr Lim, pointing to Ang Mo Kio GRC MP Inderjit Singh.

This is because Mr Singh, who shared the stage with Mr Lim at the dialogue with Sengkang West residents yesterday, works in Changi.

Mr Lim is not so lucky as he works in the NTUC Building at One Marina Boulevard.

Relating his driving experience to laughter from the audience, he said: ‘Every morning when I come out of my house, it’s one beep along Bukit Timah, then another beep entering Marina South. From July 7, I’ll be getting another beep just along the road to my office.

‘The amount I pay through all this beeping will be more than the road tax rebate I am getting. Why? Simply because I am one of those who always go to busy areas.’

CLARISSA OON
 
Source : Straits Times  - 23 Jun 2008

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Dial Skype - for cheapest IDD rates

Dial Skype - for the cheapest IDD rates 
Internet service charges $8.13 a month for local calls; $18 for calls to 34 countries
By Oo Gin Lee 
SKYPE, the Internet phone service, has the cheapest price plans for local and IDD calls here.
The company, owned by Internet auctions giant eBay, launched two services earlier this year, and a check by The Straits Times showed that they beat anything on offer from other telcos.

The first is a US$5.95 (S$8.13) per month Unlimited Country plan that allows virtually unlimited calls to any Singapore number.

The other, called the World Unlimited Service, allows subscribers to make as many calls as they want to numbers in 34 countries for US$12.95 (S$18) per month.

Among the locations included in this service are China, including Hong Kong, and the United States.

Though advertised as ‘unlimited’, the calls are governed by a fair use policy that limits users to 10,000 minutes (167 hours) per month.

Still, that works out to over five hours per day, more than enough time for some serious chit-chat every day.

Skype is a software programme that allows users to make phone calls over the Internet using PCs, mobile phones and other devices. There is even an option to make calls using a Sony Playstation Portable, a handheld video game console.

Launched in 2003, the service has taken off dramatically. It began as a PC to PC call service - users could call and talk to each other using special headsets - but soon grew to offer PC to phone services, and eventually, a phone to phone one.

There are over one million registered Skype users in Singapore, said Mr Chris Lewis, Skype’s head of strategy and new business in Asia.

Though wildly popular in the early days, Skype lost some of its lustre as garden variety phone companies kept dropping their charges for local and international calls - they are now lower than ever before.

The new plans should help bring some sheen back to Skype.

‘There are large savings for users who call domestically, but the bigger savings are probably for those making regular long distance calls to friends and business partners overseas,’ said Mr Lewis.

For local calls, Skype’s plan is cheaper than SingTel’s fixed line service, which costs an average of 1.13 cents per minute of talk-time, on top of the $26.75 subscription payable every three months.

It is also cheaper than StarHub’s Digital Voice home fixed line service, which costs $10.49 per month for unlimited local calls.

But Skype truly shines when it comes to IDD cost-savings. Generally, parents with children studying overseas or companies calling associates abroad stand to gain if they are making more than a few hours of calls a month.

For example, StarHub’s 018 budget IDD service costs eight cents per minute for calls to landlines in China, the US or Australia. The Skype World Unlimited bundle works out to just 0.2 cents per minute.

Analysts agreed the price savings were substantial.

Senior analyst Soh Siow Ming at Current Analysis said having to pay a fixed monthly subscription was a deterrent to casual users, but frequent users and smaller businesses which make a lot of IDD calls could benefit.

But Mr Kenneth Liew, senior market analyst at research firm IDC, said that the new plans might not be just the ticket for Skype.

He said: ‘Most users are using the PC, but the majority of IDD callers here are using phone-based services. For Skype to really take off, it needs to have more consumer devices like Skype phones.’

How to get started
WHILE Skype started off on the PC, you can now use the program on several devices, like specially-designed cordless phones, Sony’s handheld video game system, the PSP, and even some mobile phones.
ON YOUR PC

Download and install the Skype software from www.skype.com/download . Launch Skype and sign-up for a new account (free).

Go to www.skype.com/all-features/subscriptions to sign up for Skype Unlimited. Key in the phone number plus the area code.

So, if you are calling Kuala Lumpur, enter +603 then the phone number.
ON YOUR CORDLESS PHONE

You need a Skype-enabled cordless phone like the Philips 841 or Netgear SPH200D, which sell for $299.

Plug your phone line and the LAN cable from your modem into the base station. You can then use the handset for normal phone and Skype calls.

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ON YOUR MOBILE PHONE

Using your phone’s Internet browser, go to http://www.skype.com/download/skype/windowsmobile/download.html to get the mobile version of Skype. Note, however, that you need to use an earpiece for Skype calls.

Source : Straits Times  - 23 Jun 2008

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Tulip Gardens For Sale Apartment / Condo, District 10 , 23.06.2008

Tulip Gardens For Sale Apartment / Condo, District 10 , 23.06.2008

TY : [C]ondo [D]uplex [H]iRise [L]oRise [T]ownHse [P]enthse [W]alkUp [M]asionette

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Price are subject to changes , please call (+65) 91002985 for lastest update

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Tenure  —  FH
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Age    —  20+
Room   —  3
Psf    —  1265
PRICE$ —  2150000
Type  —  C
District  —  10

Street  —  TULIP GDNS, BLK 11 #03 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  2814
Age    —  23
Room   —  3
Psf    —  1031
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Type  —  C
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Street  —  TULIP GDNS, BLK 3 #01 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
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Room   —  3
Psf    —  1111
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Type  —  C
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Street  —  TULIP GDNS, BLK 7 #03 ABOVE
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Age    —  20
Room   —  3
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Street  —  TULIP GDNS, BLK 7 #05 BELOW
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  2831
Age    —  30
Room   —  3
Psf    —  936
PRICE$ —  2650000

 
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One Oxley Rise For Sale Apartment / Condo, District 09 , 23.06.2008

One Oxley Rise For Sale Apartment / Condo, District 09 , 23.06.2008

TY : [C]ondo [D]uplex [H]iRise [L]oRise [T]ownHse [P]enthse [W]alkUp [M]asionette

TNR=Tenure, DT=District, BDRM=Bedroom, AREA=Built-In, STR=Storey, Price $K=In Thousand

Price are subject to changes , please call (+65) 91002985 for lastest update

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District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #02 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  1044
Age    —  BN
Room   —  3
Psf    —  2443
PRICE$ —  2550000
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #01 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  1055
Age    —  BN
Room   —  3
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #01 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  710
Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  2366
PRICE$ —  1680000
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #01 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  710
Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #01 ABOVE
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Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #01 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  1044
Age    —  BN
Room   —  3
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #02 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  1044
Age    —  BN
Room   —  3
Psf    —  2395
PRICE$ —  2500000
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #02 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  1098
Age    —  02+
Room   —  3
Psf    —  2250
PRICE$ —  2470500
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #03 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  732
Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #04 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  710
Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  2958
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Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #04 BELOW
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  936
Age    —  BN
Room   —  3
Psf    —  2244
PRICE$ —  2100000
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #04 BELOW
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  700
Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  2445
PRICE$ —  1711500
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #04 BELOW
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Area   —  721
Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #04 BELOW
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Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #04 BELOW
Tenure  —  FH
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Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  2206
PRICE$ —  1780000
Type  —  H
District  —  9
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Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  710
Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  2500
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Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #05 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
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Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
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Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #05 ABOVE
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Age    —  01+
Room   —  2
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
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Tenure  —  FH
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Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
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Tenure  —  FH
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Age    —  BN
Room   —  3
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Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #06 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  721
Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #06
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  710
Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
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Room   —  3
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Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #08 ABOVE
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Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #08 ABOVE
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Age    —  1
Room   —  2
Psf    —  0
PRICE$ —  0
Type  —  H
District  —  9
Street  —  ONE OXLEY RISE, #08 ABOVE
Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  709
Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
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Type  —  H
District  —  9
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Tenure  —  FH
Area   —  710
Age    —  BN
Room   —  2
Psf    —  2200
PRICE$ —  1562000
Type  —  H
District  —  9
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Mindy Yong

(+65) 91002985

mindy@mindyyong.com

Kent Residences @ KENT ROAD For Sale - 23.06.2008

Kent Residences @ KENT ROAD For Sale - 23.06.2008

DISTRICT 08

FREEHOLD

1 BLOCKS OF 6 STOREYS RESIDENTIAL FLAT

13 APARTMENTS

LAST 3 PENTHOUSE UNITS

#06-01, 818SQFT $790K

#06-02, 764SQFT $750K

#06-03, 926SQFT $885K

NORMAL PROGRESSIVE PAYMENT WITH INTEREST ABSORPTION (OCBC BANK)

HIGH RENTAL YIELD

MINS TO FARRER PARK MRT / MEDIPLEX / CBD / CASINO IR

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT CHOICE

Buy, Sell, Rent,invest, In Singapore

MINDY YONG

( +65 ) 91002985

mindy@mindyyong.com ( email me )

Charlton Villas @ CHARLTON LANE For Sale - 23.06.2008

Charlton Villas @ CHARLTON LANE For Sale - 23.06.2008

DISTRICT 19

FREEHOLD

39 TERRACE HOUSE + 4 SEMI-D

CLUSTER HOUSING

NORMAL PROGRESSIVE PAYMENT WITH INTEREST ABSORPTION (OCBC BANK)

KOVAN MRT / HEARTLAND MALL / NTUC / MARKET / HAWKER CENTER

Buy, Sell, Rent,invest, In Singapore

MINDY YONG

( +65 ) 91002985

mindy@mindyyong.com ( email me )