A condo at a dead end street

[myfs_154747]

Hi,
It was fascinating to read some threads here. I'm currently in the middle of house hunting. I found a condo that I'm very interested in. I like almost everything except that the condo is at the end of a dead end street. The front door is facing East on the 2nd floor. Garage door on the ground level. There is a large window in the living room facing South. The unit is bright (getting sunlight from EAST/South and a bit of West), which I love. I attached a picture showing the location (the unit is marked in a blue rectangle).
I really like the condo, but am worried about the dead end street that would bring bad luck. Would greatly appreciate your advice.
Thanks very much,
John

[Cecil Lee]

Please confirm which map did you use in the attachment.
As if you do not let me know, I may have to delete this thread.
Please respect copyright laws. And either copy the entire may (often they will add their copyright info on it; else ensure that Source & Credit is included in the map. This is only common sense.
No matter whether this is Singapore, US, India - again, respect intellectual property rights.

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On 4/18/2012 7:37:38 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi, It was fascinating to read
some threads here. I'm
currently in the middle of
house hunting. I found a
condo that I'm very interested
in. I like almost
everything except that the
condo is at the end of a dead
end street. The front
door is facing East on the 2nd
floor. Garage door on
the ground level. There is a
large window in the living
room facing South. The
unit is bright (getting
sunlight from EAST/South and a
bit of West), which I
love. I attached a
picture showing the location
(the unit is marked in a blue
rectangle). I really
like the condo, but am worried
about the dead end street that
would bring bad luck.
Would greatly appreciate your
advice.Thanks very much,John

[myfs_154747]

Apologies.The map is the Copyright of Mircosoft Corporations. Image reposted with Source.

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On 4/18/2012 11:44:46 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Please confirm which map did you use in
the attachment.As if you do not let me
know, I may have to delete this thread.
Please respect copyright laws. And
either copy the entire may (often they
will add their copyright info on it;
else ensure that Source & Credit is
included in the map. This is only common
sense.No matter whether this is
Singapore, US, India - again, respect
intellectual property rights.On
4/18/2012 7:37:38 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi, It was fascinating to read
some threads here. I'm
currently in the middle of
house
hunting. I found a
condo that
I'm very interested
in. I like
almost
everything except that the
condo is at the end of a dead
end street. The front
door
is facing East on the 2nd
floor. Garage door on
the
ground level. There is a
large
window in the living
room facing
South. The
unit is bright
(getting
sunlight from EAST/South
and a
bit of West), which I
love. I attached a
picture
showing the location
(the unit is
marked in a blue
rectangle). I
really
like the condo, but am
worried
about the dead end street
that
would bring bad luck.
Would greatly appreciate your
advice.Thanks very much,John

[Cecil Lee]

1. Thanks for respecting Microsoft Corporation's intellectual property rights. The internet is not a free for all or lawless frontier.
2. Please refer to attachment.
2.1. Generally, the frontage e.g. the road leading to the condo seems acceptable under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui.
2.2. I believe the land marked in RED as "A" and in YELLOW "C" are flat land. And not a sudden drop.
2.3. If there is a sudden drop especially at marking "A"; and if no proper retaining walls; and in the event of a landslide, this is bad.
3. In fact, buildings in PURPLE "B" and GREEN "D" have poor (frontage) shapes and forms due to the road wayas shown in the arrows.

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On 4/19/2012 2:28:24 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Apologies.The map is the Copyright
of Mircosoft Corporations. Image
reposted with Source.On 4/18/2012
11:44:46 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Please
confirm which map did you use in
the
attachment.As if you do not let me
know, I may have to delete this
thread.
Please respect copyright
laws. And
either copy the entire may
(often they
will add their copyright
info on it;
else ensure that Source
& Credit is
included in the map.
This is only common
sense.No matter
whether this is
Singapore, US, India
- again, respect
intellectual
property rights.On
4/18/2012 7:37:38
AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi, It was
fascinating to read
some threads
here. I'm
currently in the
middle of
house
hunting. I
found a
condo that
I'm very
interested
in. I like
almost
everything except that
the
condo is at the end of a
dead
end street. The front
door
is facing East on the 2nd
floor. Garage door on
the
ground level. There is a
large
window in the living
room facing
South. The
unit is bright
(getting
sunlight from EAST/South
and a
bit of West), which I
love. I attached a
picture
showing the location
(the unit is
marked in a blue
rectangle). I
really
like the condo, but am
worried
about the dead end street
that
would bring bad luck.
Would greatly appreciate your
advice.Thanks very much,John

[myfs_154747]

Thanks very much for advice. The "A" and "C" areas are actually "sudden drops" (unfortunately) with retaining walls but drops are not high at all (approx. 5 feet high).There are trees/bushes...I would saythe risk of landslide is really low.

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On 4/19/2012 11:18:42 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Thanks for respecting Microsoft
Corporation's intellectual property
rights. The internet is not a free for
all or lawless frontier.2. Please refer
to attachment.2.1. Generally, the
frontage e.g. the road leading to the
condo seems acceptable under Shapes and
Forms Feng Shui.2.2. I believe the land
marked in RED as "A" and in YELLOW "C"
are flat land. And not a sudden drop.
2.3. If there is a sudden drop
especially at marking "A"; and if no
proper retaining walls; and in the event
of a landslide, this is bad. 3. In fact,
buildings in PURPLE "B" and GREEN "D"
have poor (frontage) shapes and forms
due to the road wayas shown in the
arrows.On 4/19/2012 2:28:24 AM, John
Hwang wrote:
Apologies.The map
is the Copyright
of Mircosoft
Corporations. Image
reposted with
Source.On 4/18/2012
11:44:46 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Please
confirm
which map did you use in
the
attachment.As if you do not let me
know, I may have to delete this
thread.
Please respect copyright
laws. And
either copy the entire
may
(often they
will add their
copyright
info on it;
else
ensure that Source
& Credit is
included in the map.
This is
only common
sense.No matter
whether this is
Singapore, US,
India
- again, respect
intellectual
property rights.On
4/18/2012 7:37:38
AM, Anonymous
wrote:
Hi, It was
fascinating to read
some
threads
here. I'm
currently in the
middle of
house
hunting. I
found
a
condo that
I'm very
interested
in. I like
almost
everything except
that
the
condo is at the end
of a
dead
end street.
The front
door
is facing
East on the 2nd
floor.
Garage door on
the
ground
level. There is a
large
window in the living
room
facing
South. The
unit
is bright
(getting
sunlight
from EAST/South
and a
bit of
West), which I
love. I
attached a
picture
showing
the location
(the unit is
marked in a blue
rectangle). I
really
like the condo, but am
worried
about the dead end
street
that
would bring bad
luck.
Would greatly
appreciate your

advice.Thanks very much,John

[Cecil Lee]

As mentioned based purely on a top-view Shapes and Forms:
1. the service road that is parallel to the condo plot is not an issue.
2.As the plot where you had marked is not threatened by any service or public road.
3.Thefrontage of the condo is unblocked: more good than bad. As there is alarge clear space.Minor issue is that there is no blockages thus shouldit be windy, there is nothing to block the wind blowing strongly towards the face.
4. Plot of land at a corner is subject to another science of Feng Shui.
4.1 Here, one must imagine that rainfall will fall onto the plot of land and often if the DROP at A andC are open drainage, depending on this; some apartment units may be inauspicious orunlucky.
4.2 Drainage of plot of land e.g. see sample attachment.
5. These are some of the external considerations....

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On 4/22/2012 11:22:22 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Thanks very much for advice. The
"A" and "C" areas are actually "sudden
drops" (unfortunately) with retaining
walls but drops are not high at all
(approx. 5 feet high).There are
trees/bushes...I would
saythe risk of landslide is really
low. On 4/19/2012 11:18:42 PM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
1. Thanks for
respecting Microsoft
Corporation's
intellectual property
rights. The
internet is not a free for
all or
lawless frontier.2. Please refer
to
attachment.2.1. Generally, the
frontage e.g. the road leading to
the
condo seems acceptable under
Shapes and
Forms Feng Shui.2.2. I
believe the land
marked in RED as
"A" and in YELLOW "C"
are flat land.
And not a sudden drop.
2.3. If there
is a sudden drop
especially at
marking "A"; and if no
proper
retaining walls; and in the event
of
a landslide, this is bad. 3. In fact,
buildings in PURPLE "B" and GREEN
"D"
have poor (frontage) shapes and
forms
due to the road wayas
shown in the
arrows.On 4/19/2012
2:28:24 AM, John
Hwang wrote:
Apologies.The map
is the
Copyright
of Mircosoft
Corporations. Image
reposted
with
Source.On 4/18/2012
11:44:46 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Please
confirm
which map did
you use in
the
attachment.As
if you do not let me
know, I
may have to delete this
thread.
Please respect copyright
laws. And
either copy the
entire
may
(often they
will
add their
copyright
info on it;
else
ensure that Source
& Credit is
included in
the map.
This is
only common
sense.No matter
whether this
is
Singapore, US,
India
-
again, respect
intellectual
property rights.On
4/18/2012
7:37:38
AM, Anonymous
wrote:
Hi, It was
fascinating
to read
some
threads
here. I'm

currently in the
middle
of
house
hunting. I
found
a
condo that
I'm
very
interested
in. I
like
almost
everything
except
that
the
condo is
at the end
of a
dead
end
street.
The front
door
is facing
East on the 2nd

floor.
Garage door
on
the
ground
level.
There is a
large
window
in the living
room
facing
South. The
unit
is
bright
(getting
sunlight
from EAST/South
and a
bit of
West), which I

love. I
attached a
picture
showing
the
location
(the unit is
marked in a blue

rectangle). I
really
like the condo,
but am
worried
about the
dead end
street
that
would bring bad
luck.

Would greatly
appreciate
your

advice.Thanks very
much,John