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Country garden @ Danga Bay is Launching Soon
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The whole of this week you can see Country Garden going on aggressive promotion on Singapore TV commercials on C5 and C8, almost appearing at every 15 mins during prime time.
And this do burns up lotsa money, so obviously, sales must be slowing or not moving.
Yes..
I don't really take note of JB Property Launches...
Not even Danga Bay by Country Garden pipped my interest despite the many advertisements..
But once I saw the location of R&F Princess Cove, I immediately went and bought a unit..
In terms of location, R&F is the best. No fight, no subject to tit-for-tat or crazy policies regarding tolls or VEP from both govt. R&F is the best thing now
When we say good location, what does that means?
Is it near Singapore then it is a good location? unless people staying in R&F has the intention to travel to Singapore everyday.
Then another question arise, is R&F very near to the CIQ? how near? walking distance? Is that area suitable to walk? are there any walkway? Will the state government going to make it convenient for pedestrian to walk?
And even when it is near to CIQ, will it be a conducive environment when too many people, cars and buses all jam near your condo? And if you are thinking to buy for retirement, then do you like to stay in such environment?
Assume if this place will draw a big crowd, then do you want to think of buying into the retails or shop lots in R&F instead the residential units?
And if you intend to buy the residential units for investment, then you have to compete with many other units......will there be enough demand?
Unless you like the place so much, then any place will be good location......
Something to think about.
Is it near Singapore then it is a good location? unless people staying in R&F has the intention to travel to Singapore everyday.
Then another question arise, is R&F very near to the CIQ? how near? walking distance? Is that area suitable to walk? are there any walkway? Will the state government going to make it convenient for pedestrian to walk?
And even when it is near to CIQ, will it be a conducive environment when too many people, cars and buses all jam near your condo? And if you are thinking to buy for retirement, then do you like to stay in such environment?
Assume if this place will draw a big crowd, then do you want to think of buying into the retails or shop lots in R&F instead the residential units?
And if you intend to buy the residential units for investment, then you have to compete with many other units......will there be enough demand?
Unless you like the place so much, then any place will be good location......
Something to think about.
I disagree that nearer or within the city is consider good location.. Have to see the surrounding, environment.. etc
So Puteri Harbour is far far away from the city lor.. So how? Must be super cheap right?
I disagree that nearer or within the city is consider good location.. Have to see the surrounding, environment.. etc
So Puteri Harbour is far far away from the city lor.. So how? Must be super cheap right?
Cheap for you but not cheap for me. My interpretation of good location is somethign else.
Maybe others like it, but I don't think I want to stay with my kids on top of a shopping complex in the city and full of traffic jams, surrounded with branded goods. The cosy neighbourhood feeling is just not there.
Of course there will be exemptions regarding nearer to city centre, eg slum/crime areas, but it is a gd general rule of thumb. Think KLCC, Orchard/Marina, Sydney Chinatown/Darling Harbour area, Manhattan, London zone 1-2, HK island etc etc.......
The feeling of good is a value created by marketing concepts. It is a culmination of different factors like amenties, infrastructure, connectivity, shopping,etc that add up to what marketeers coin the word "good location". In actual fact, it is a perceived value that might take place in future. It is my feeling that is most important and what you say is does not matter. How can you say what is called a good location. What is your criteria that qualify it to be a good location?
Humans all have different values, we all have our own standards. You cannot impose your standard on others and likewise others cannot impose on you. It applies not only on locations, it also apply to every day life even to your own.
well , the concept of "good location" is more of an art , isn't it. geylang is near the city.. very near. is it a good location? geographically, it is good, but the neigbourhood isn't. so i think it's really a combo of many factors - proximity to amenities, leisure, neighbourhood, transport links, area planning, geography , and so on.
for me, i just keep it simple. i just follow the "hot babe" indicator. the hotter the babes, the better the location.
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That boy is trying to steal my theory! what hot babe theory?! its SYT Theory!!! It came from ME!!!
read my previous posts to learn more. remember, there is only 1 nottiboy.
read my previous posts to learn more. remember, there is only 1 nottiboy.
hah! sorry to burst your bubble ... but you're not the only guy who made the connection!
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So you are saying the higher the value, the better the location and it is always near cities.
City properties are more expensive because land is scarce and someone paid a very high price for it. If I am not wrong, there are 2 parcels of land in JB that is 3 times difference resulting in one being RM300 psf and the other RM900 psf. Does that mean there is 3x better location? Nope. Simply, commercial land and residential land have different values. It is up to marketing to come up with ways to recoup that high cost. And that cost is built into the property value which is passed on to us as buying price.
Again we all have different values in life. For you, it is just money in relation to value of properties. For me, it is the environment. I buy environment and surroundings. I do not just buy properties. Properties is a physical structure where you park your money. It is the environment that leads to capital appreciation.
You will realise it one day.
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Hot babe theories only apply when the project is fully completed and in full swing. Before completion, you get only Banglas and Indon "hot babes". It is very hot and sweaty under the sun during construction.
Very enlightening. I fully agree. But ultimately it's up to own investment preference
exactly! and the hot babes know that very well. that's why just choose the location where there are lots of hot babes.
(and of course i'm not talking about prostitutes).
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