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Blk 73 & 95 Geylang Bahru Support pillars with platforms that can serve as seats benches

Kungfu Roast is no longer around for many years already.

Common Bin Lobby The front entrances of Stacks #323, #321, #345 and #347 are in close proximity to, and have a view of, the common bin lobby. Meanwhile, Stack #359’s front door and living room wall are in close proximity to this bin centre.

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ANY ISSUE WITH A GENSET? It’s really quite unusual to see a genset in HDB public housing, since a genset is usually only found in mid to large-sized condominium developments. Honestly, it’s not an issue, because such gensets are rarely used in Singapore as power disruptions are uncommon. And these gensets are also not tested very frequently—at most once a year, and often not at all. LOL.

In Close Proximity to the Common Bin Lobby Having a Common Bin Lobby near your property’s front door is generally considered poor external Feng Shui. According to Feng Shui principles, being close to waste disposal areas can create negative energy around your home. Additionally, even if you are comfortable with this, it may discourage potential buyers from purchasing the unit in the future. +++ For Block 446B Stack #322, the common bin is in close proximity to the common bins

Blk 444 is the Precinct Pavilion of HDB Sembawang Voyage Bagus.com - Hosted by Geomancy.Net I’m glad that the architect has used Blk 444, which is considered a controversial number, for the Precinct Pavilion instead of assigning it to one of the blocks under HDB Sembawang Voyage.

Blk 273A Stack #666 Some Christians feel uncomfortable with stack number #666 because, for them, it represents the Devil. So even if you’re not a Christian, it could still affect resale value if potential buyers worry about the number six-six-six.

Unit near or facing an Electrical Sub-Station (ESS) While there are no proven health effects from living near an Electrical Sub-Station (ESS), being close to one can still impact the resale value of your property. Even if you personally don’t mind, some potential buyers may have concerns or negative perceptions, which could make the unit harder to sell or result in a lower selling price compared to units farther from such facilities.

Considering a unit at HDB Sembawang Voyage? Watch out for kitchens located in the northwest sector. Case Study: If you don't want the male breadwinner’s career to be impacted, make sure south-facing units do not have their kitchens, especially the stove, in the northwest sector. Sample illustration of a typical HDB unit facing south or southeast 1. Based on a quick review of just one stack or unit, for example, it’s clear that both the kitchen and the stove inevitably end up in the inauspicious Fire at Heaven’s Gate—the northwest sector. A quick sample shows that stacks 110 and 122 have kitchens located in the northwest sector. Many other southeast-facing units are also affected. Considering a South-facing (S2) unit at Penrith? Watch out for kitchens located in the northwest sector. Case Study: If you don't want the male breadwinner’s career to be impacted, make sure south-facing units do not have their kitchens, especially the stove, in the northwest sector. Sample illustration of a typical HDB unit facing south or southeast 1. Based on a quick review of just one stack or unit, for example, it’s clear that both the kitchen and the stove inevitably end up in the inauspicious Fire at Heaven’s Gate—the northwest sector. A quick sample shows that stacks 204, 228 and 264 have kitchens located in the northwest sector. Many other southeast-facing units are also affected.

Considering a unit at HDB Sembawang Deck? Watch out for kitchens located in the northwest sector. Case Study: If you don't want the male breadwinner’s career to be impacted, make sure south-facing units do not have their kitchens, especially the stove, in the northwest sector. Sample illustration of a typical HDB unit facing south or southeast 1. Based on a quick review of just one stack or unit, for example, it’s clear that both the kitchen and the stove inevitably end up in the inauspicious Fire at Heaven’s Gate—the northwest sector. A quick sample shows that stacks 310 and 342 have kitchens located in the northwest sector. Other southeast-facing units (if any) are also affected.

Are there any concerns about having a view of the Precinct Pavilion? If you can’t see the Pavilion, you might still hear noise from it. How does that happen? 1. If your unit faces the Precinct Pavilion, try to pick a higher floor to avoid looking into it. Funeral Wakes can happen without warning and may take place during special occasions such as Chinese New Year. 2. Even if your unit doesn’t face the Pavilion, you might still hear activities if you live nearby, like chanting or music played at a Malay wedding. Absolutely great that the placement of the precinct pavilion at one end of HDB Bishan Terraces, away from residential units, is excellent planning. This thoughtful design helps reduce potential concerns such as noise or undesirable views during certain events, creating a more comfortable and harmonious living environment for residents.

Are there any concerns about having a view of the Precinct Pavilion? If you can’t see the Pavilion, you might still hear noise from it. How does that happen? 1. If your unit faces the Precinct Pavilion, try to pick a higher floor to avoid looking into it. Funeral Wakes can happen without warning and may take place during special occasions such as Chinese New Year. 2. Even if your unit doesn’t face the Pavilion, you might still hear activities if you live nearby, like chanting or music played at a Malay wedding. Absolutely great that the placement of the precinct pavilion at one end of HDB Bishan Terraces, away from residential units, is excellent planning. This thoughtful design helps reduce potential concerns such as noise or undesirable views during certain events, creating a more comfortable and harmonious living environment for residents.