Thanks bro for the sharing. The Special Units are all corner / end lots which explain why it is capable of having larger size. Given the scarcity, the Special Units could be valued buy (vs other ordinary corner/end) if the layout really adds value.

Got makan again? Haha... Tropicana shall run F&B biz already as TH and TA are so frequent having makan makan sessions lately.

Read from TA thread that the food always not enough and waiting quite long to replenish. Hope they can improve further else the makan makan could spoilt the name (though I agree that at the end of the day the quality of the house delivered is still the key)..

During construction period, this shall be the developer's responsibility.

Just refer to the clauses in the standard S&P.



For Fairfield (I presume this is the precint that has the individual ready), you are right.

This post has been edited by Jasoncat: Feb 6 2016, 12:43 PM

Please do share the experience of the delivery of vp process too eg any pre-vp briefing earlier, vp kits (if any), how smooth and efficient in getting the keys, how's the service attitude of the staff who accompanied you to inspect the house etc...

Congrats! What's the sales package offer now for Parkfield?

I see.
What about legal fees, stamping on loan doc and MOT?

I see. Thanks.
I pressume you know the diff between MRTA and MLTA. For MRTA, you may request the bank to finance the premium with your housing loan. MLTA is basically nothing different than the normal life insurance (MRTA is a form of life insurance too though the protection is on reducing basis). Of course for MLTA you will need to pay the premium periodically like your other life insurance policy.

For me, since I have bought adequate life insurance (packaged to suite my needs) from my own insurance agent (ie not from the banker) there is already a safety net (to cover the loan repayment in the event sth unfortunate happen to me), so I don't buy the MLTA during the time buying the property.

Whether MRTA or MLTA all depends on your needs and financial planning.

Factors to consider shall include: full or semi-flexi, fee and charges imposed be it one-off, recurring or as and when basis, tenure, specific terms (if any) etc...

I can understand they may want to deliver the keys by batches for the purpose of proper arrangement but 10 is really too little. Any specific teason why?

Will there be a show unit for Ridgefield?

Noted. Then I guess launch first show unit later.

Lol. Buy what you love, love what you buy. TH is no doubt a nice township too.

Seems that the vp is slow? Mind to tell how many delivered and total how many units in Fairfields?

Shall I use the word "entertaining"?

Afaik, EW pays the referral fees upon 1st billing issued, not upon vp.

Lol it's ok. Btw, the delay in referral fee payment experienced by Swee boss I believe unrelated to financial issue - more likely administrative related eg overlook or inefficiency of staff.

From the date of your S&P to the vp delivery date if it has already exceeded 2 years then you have the right to claim LAD from the developer.

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This post has been edited by Jasoncat: May 8 2016, 06:39 PM