Cheap Rental, Low takeover Fee, Brand New

Size : 5,800sqft

Rental : est $9,000 / month only

Total no. of stalls : 8nos with office space and 1 central kitchen

Property District/Address
Located in D11 of Singapore at 2 Suffolk Road

Tenure
A 25-Storey Development with 62 Luxurious Units, come with high end finishes, parking on Ground level and Basement

TOP Date
TOP End 2011

Types of Bedroom

1bedroom – 624sqft

2bedroom – 1066 to 1098sqft

3bedroom – 1324sqft

4bedroom PH – 3854 to 4176sqft

Facilities

• Swimming Pool / Wading Pool  / Hot & Cold water Jet corner / Gym
• BBQ Pits / Children Play ground, on the 2nd storey SKY Terrace

Amenities/Transportation

• Strategically located in Prime district 11 (Suffolk Road)
• In a well-established and popular neighborhood comprising private residential and commercial developments.
• Superb location walking distance to the Novena MRT station, the suburban location offers residents quick and easy access to work at the CBD, the IR in Marina and of course the trendy shopping amenities at Orchard Road.
• Easily accessible by ECP / CTE / PIE
• Near good schools
• A “Lifestyle Development” offering luxurious, distinctive styling and modern comforts that appeal particularly to young professionals because of ease of commute to work and entertainment places.
• Unique building façade, a one of it kind, a quality home.

Exceptionally high quality imported fittings like:

­- LEMA  Modular Wardrobes (Italian brand)

- BONTEMI kitchen cabinets (Italian brand)

- GESSI bath fittings (Italian brand)

- DURAVIT sanitarywares (German brand)

- SCHOLTES cooker hobs and built-in oven (French brand)

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Size : 1700sqft

Rental : est $4,800 / month only

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taken from Forbes.com by Suzanne Nam 08.20.08, 11:00 PM ET

Singapore’s export-dependent economy has been hit by the global economic malaise. With gross domestic product decelerating and inflation rising, the Straits Times Index is down 5% over the past year, and Singapore’s wealthiest are feeling the pinch. Fortunes based on real estate have dropped significantly. Four property developers, including Chua Thian Poh and Zhong Sheng Jian, saw their net worths fall by 40% or more.

Even amid the economic turmoil, plenty of Singapore’s businessmen and women added to their fortunes, thanks in part to the Singapore dollar’s strength against the U.S. dollar, appreciating 9% over the past year. Indeed, the total net worth of Singapore’s 40 Richest is $32 billion, unchanged from last year.

On top again is Ng Teng Fong, worth $7 billion, $300 million more than last year because of a more in-depth valuation of his real estate holdings. Kuok Khoon Hong, co-founder of palm oil giant Wilmar International, and Peter Lim, an early investor, are Singapore’s newest billionaires, thanks to the company’s rising share price, up 31% in the past 12 months.

One way to profit amid falling prices was to cash out. Tan Boy Tee sold his stake in Labroy Marine, which had been hit by foreign exchange losses, for more than $700 million in February. Hong Leong Oei took $120 million for his shares in NatSteel in July, and Brian Chang could eventually pocket up to $566 million for selling a stake in his shipyard, Yantai Raffles, to China International Marine Containers.

Singapore’s multiethnic mix and pro-business policies make it a haven for international investors and executives. Thus we have broadened the top 40 to include those who made their fortunes in the city-state or listed their companies there, even if they are citizens of another country. So, Malaysian citizen and longtime Singapore resident Chang Yun Chung returns to the list after a one-year hiatus. Sunny George Verghese is a British citizen but resides in Singapore and heads one of its best-known companies, Olam International.

Verghese is one of four new entrants. Others include Koh Wee Meng, No. 24, whose Fragrance Group is one of the few property companies in the city-state whose shares are up compared to last year. Another newcomer is Vivian Chandran, who inherited late husband Robert’s stakes in Chemoil and Franklin Baker after he died in a helicopter crash earlier this year.

Five people from the 2007 list didn’t meet this year’s $120 million minimum, including Ron Sim. His Osim International, best known for its massage chairs, has been struggling lately. We estimate his fortune at just $60 million from $135 million last year. Christina Ong is also sitting out this year; her shares in U.K.-based luxury handbag and accessories maker Mulberry are down 45% since 2007. Shopping mall magnate Denis Jen was not included, not because he wasn’t rich enough, but because his fortune is based in Australia, where he lives; ties to Singapore were difficult to find.

Public fortunes were calculated using share prices and exchange rates as of Aug. 7. For privately held assets, we estimated what they would be worth if public. Fortunes held by more than one person (typically a parent and his children or several siblings) are denoted with “and family.” Where family fortunes are held by extended families, such as the Kwek fortune held by cousins Kwek Leng Beng, Kwek Leng Kee and Kwek Leng Peck, we split them into separate entries.

Previewing very soon in August 2008..

• Conveniently located at 83/85 Rangoon Road
• District 08 Central District of Singapore
• 3 mins walk to Farrer Park MRT
• Approximately 100m to UPcoming Farrer Park Medical/Hotel/Retail Hub
• Mixed Developement with commercial shops/Residences from Level 2
• 46 units of Residential and 4 shops (Latest Information)

All informations are subject to confirmation nearing to the Official Preview Date. The above are a very sketchy guides.

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1. Suites at Owen
2. Citigate Residences

3. Suites 123

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Singapore latest icon of modern design

Your Urban sanctuary minutes away from the heart of the city.

Soaring 28 storeys above St Michael’s Estate, a leafy suburban enclave, enjoy stunning panoramic views from the peak of luxury.

Property District/Address
Located in D12 of Singapore at Mar Thoma Road and ST Michael’s Road

Tenure
1 Block of 28storey with total of 212 Residential units at 999years status (from 1882)

TOP Date
TOP End 2011

Types of Bedroom
1+1/2+study/3 Bedrooms & 3Bedrooms Penthouse

Facilities
50mx6m Infinity Lap Pool, landscape Pool, Floating gym, BBQ Pits, Club House, Jacuzzi, Tennis Court

Average Sizes
1+1 Bedroom: 667sqft
2+1 Bedroom : 893 – 926sqft
3 Bedroom: 1109sqft
3 Bedroom Penthouse : 1582 – 1959sqft

Ground Floor units:
2+1 Bedroom : 1410-2013sqft
3 Bedroom : 1819-2077sqft

Amenities/Transportation
Driving : Easy Access to PIE (Tuas), PIE Changi, CTE
Public :Boon Keng MRT

Educational Insitutions
St Andrew Juniors, Secondary, & Junior Colleague
Cedars Girls
Bendemeer Primary Schoool

Shopping & Recreation
Bendemeer Road Blk 29-food center and wet market
Geylang Bahru Blk 29 – food center and wet market

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(SINGAPORE) For someone who has openly admitted that he worries constantlyabout the future of the country he’s helped to build, Minister Mentor LeeKuan Yew yesterday painted a surprisingly upbeat picture of what the nearfuture holds for Singapore.The next five to 10 years will be the ‘most promising’ in the Republic’sentire history, said Mr Lee last night at a dialogue organised by theEconomic Society of Singapore (ESS).

Responding to a question about whether he was still optimistic about Singapore’s growth prospects, Mr Lee said: ‘If there are no big recessions worldwide, easily 4 to 6 per cent, maybe 7 to 8 per cent (a year). We should be all right.’

The hour-long dialogue at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel – attended by over 800guests including economists and academics – was the first time that Mr Lee had spoken at an ESS event since 1969.

‘We are going to move into a new plateau, a new platform. I took a drivearound Marina Bay the other day. You can see the boardwalk they are putting up, the integrated resorts, Clarke Quay, the Singapore River. This will be a beautiful city in five years. In 10 years, it will be wonderful and on a different plane,’ he said.

But with Singapore facing tough structural issues such as an ageing and dwindling domestic population, Mr Lee described the country as ‘not normal’ compared to other cities such as Hong Kong and Macau. ‘We are on our own, running our own navy, army and air force. Hong Kong does not do that, neither does Macau. We therefore have no room for making mistakes, hence the biggest expenditure in our budget is defence, followed by education. Without defence, you are inviting everyone to just walk in and take over – and they will,’ he said.

At the end of the day, Mr Lee said, the government had a duty to give the best life possible for the population. But the ‘biggest problem’, he said, was in retaining talented individuals that want to make Singapore their home. ‘We have educated Singaporeans in English to the best of the world’s standards, made them viable and employable anywhere in the world. You need that core group who are able, well-trained, to say this is my country and I’m going to build it up,’ said Mr Lee.

On the flip side, however, he explained how Singapore has been successful in attracting talent from overseas who eventually take root and settle down here. ‘We have lost some whom we would have dearly loved to keep. We’ve trained them, high fliers who went to the US to top universities, then worked for financial corporations and big institutions. Maybe they’ll come back, maybe they won’t. At the same time, we have even larger numbers of people – from India, China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Nepal, who want to stay here,’ he said. ‘I’m not so pessimistic about the trade-off. I think so far we are net winners.’ Mr Lee was also asked about whether Singapore needed a liberal democracy to succeed economically, a suggestion that the Minister Mentor pounced on. ‘Over the years, nations have become quite ideological in saying that if you want to succeed, you must have a free market and liberal democracy. The idea is that if everyone had a liberal democracy, there would be no wars. I doubt that. ”They are prescribing universal rules for the whole world. My question to them is: ‘Have you ever run Singapore? Do you know how we got here?’. . . We are not stupid people, they give us all this advice. The International Bar Association, who are they? Have you ever built a community and given them jobs? We have, and we know what’s good for us.’

Mr Lee then suggested how there was a conspiracy by foreigners against Singapore’s success story. ‘Why? Because we are a little red dot. They see us as a threat. The Russians are studying us. How does this little country, with so little talent, keep its ruling party in place and run a tight ship, honest and effective, and make progress? Can they do it? I don’t know. They are picking up points here and there. If they can, good luck to them.’ The key to being successful in this regard, he added, was to ‘have a feel for the people and be honest and meritocratic’. ‘Can this system last? I’m not sure. I’ve done my job. I’ve passed it on to the next generation. I hope they will pass it on to an equally confident generation. As long as they can do it, they will last.’

Copyright C 2007 Singapore Press Holdings Ltd. All rights reserved.

3 blocks of exclusive freehold residential precinct like no other. Featuring a modern tropical garden living of 152 stylish apartment, sited within luscious landscape of water and greenery.

Property District/Address
Located in D09 of Singapore at Adis Road(Around Selegie Road area)

Tenure
3 Blocks of 6-storey to 7-storey with total of 152 Residential units at FREEHOLD status

TOP Date
TOP End 2013

Types of Bedroom
1/1+1/2 Bedrooms

Facilities
Swimming Pool, Social Pool with Jacuzzi, Suana Room, Steam Room, Recreational Terrace, Social/Wadding Pool with Jacuzzi, Gymnasium, BBQ Pits

Average Sizes
1 Bedroom: 474 – 614qft
1+1 Bedroom: 624 – 872sqft
2 Bedroom : 721 – 958sqft

Amenities/Transportation
Driving : Easy Access to CTE, ECP
Public : Dhoby Ghaut MRT-Interchange, Little India MRT

Educational Insitutions
St Margaret’s Primary School – Mt Sophia Road
Singapore Management University
Nanyang Academy Of Fine Arts (NAFA) Campus 1- (Bugis)
Nanyang Academy Of Fine Arts (NAFA) Campus 3- (Rochor)
LASALLE College of the Arts (Rochor)
Singapore Institute Of Commerce (SIC Main Campus) (Rochor)
Art Centre – Selegie Road
National Library

Shopping & Recreation
Orchard Road Shopping Malls – Plaza Singapura, Parco Bugis Junction
Suntec City Shopping Mall
Marina Integrated Resort
New Entertainment opposite Bugis Junction opening soon – 10 storey

Supermarket
Cold Storage – Peace Centre
Carrefour Hypermart – Plaza Singapura
Shing Song Supermarket – Tekka Centre

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