Buying a Garden Unit
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 Aug 21 2023, 09:32 AM
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QUOTE(elimi8z @ Aug 21 2023, 08:38 AM) Garden unit owners must be prepared for daily surprise droppings from heaven Dunno why but people feel the need to throw out stuff like used cigarettes, condoms, tampons, diapers from their window. How lovely! |
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Aug 21 2023, 02:28 PM
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QUOTE(iamstevensng @ Aug 21 2023, 11:58 AM) This the main worry! I am trying to weigh if the pros of having more garden space and direct access to common Garden area + Pool area outweighs the cons. The same problem will persist but what gets thrown into your garden will change - from unsanitary things to wine corks, cigar butts, pet toys etc. Still a marked improvement la. Also wondering if the cheapest condo is 800k+, if people would be more civilised  iamstevensng liked this post
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Aug 21 2023, 05:02 PM
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QUOTE(iamstevensng @ Aug 21 2023, 04:54 PM) Thanks for the feedback! Don’t wanna scare you off completely la. It probably won’t be that bad. You need to figure out the demographics of where you’re buying and if it’s probable that the residents will be so uncivilised. I would be wary if it’s investor/Airbnb heavy. really needed it as I couldn't find much information online, by any chance are you staying/ or have experienced staying at a Garden unit as well? iamstevensng and bennomin liked this post
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