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Originally posted by Browneyes at 11-12-2006 10:49 PM
lagi besar celaka HDB suruh bank handle...
5 bulan tak bayar.. rumah kena seal
ni paling menyedihkan.....rakyat spore yang dah memang miskin, makin kena perangkap poverty circle...this time minus tempat tinggal |
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Originally posted by SQ154 at 11-12-2006 09:20 PM
:setuju::setuju:
Rumah HDB kata subsidised Public Housing tapi harga...Fuyooo $300k - $500k kat matured estate.....tak patut tak patut.....! sekarang makin kecik flat HDB nie...lagi tak pa ...
the new 5 rooms...is smaller than dulu punya 4 room |
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Originally posted by Browneyes at 29-11-2006 11:38 AM
Forum : 29 November 2006
IBU TUNGGAL BUNTU DEK ATURAN SEWA FLAT
SAYA seorang ibu tunggal yang mempunyai tiga anak dan tinggal di flat tiga bilik.
Pendapatan saya tidak seberapa, dan saya membayar ansuran flat saya kepada bank. Baru-baru ini, bank itu menaikkan lagi kadar faedah pinjamannya sehingga terlalu sukar untuk saya melunaskannya.
Sebelum ini, keluarga saya telah dua kali membeli flat baru daripada HDB. Setelah saya menjadi ibu tunggal dan memohon untuk tinggal di flat sewa kerana saya tidak lagi mampu mambayar ansuran bulanan flat saya, permohonan saya ditolak atas alasan peraturan HDB.
Saya juga dimaklumkan saya tidak boleh lagi menyewa flat HDB. Saya telah menghubungi beberapa ejen rumah untuk membeli dan berpindah ke flat lebih kecil, seperti flat satu bilik, tetapi tiada yang mahu berurusan dengan saya kerana pertama, saya tidak mempunyai simpanan dan kedua, saya tiada lagi wang CPF.
Tiga kali saya memohon bantuan melalui Anggota Parlimen di Tampines untuk mendapatkan rumah sewa atau ingin menukar flat lebih kecil tetapi hampa kerana HDB masih tidak membenarkannya.
Apabila saya menghubungi bank tentang masalah saya, mereka menyuruh saya dan anak-anak menumpang saja di rumah sanak saudara atau menyewa rumah orang lain.
Saya bimbang flat saya akan dirampas begitu sahaja walhal saya sendiri telah berusaha untuk mendapatkan flat lebih kecil sejajar dengan kemampuan saya.
Saya terlalu buntu dan berharap ada pihak dapat memberi nasihat atau bantuan.
Salma Hassan
ini jawapan HDB
Forum : 13 Disember 2006
Mudah cetak | E-mel
ISU FLAT SEWA
HDB: PERMOHONAN DITOLAK DEMI PASTIKAN SUBSIDI DIAGIH SECARA ADIL
KAMI merujuk kepada surat bertajuk Ibu tunggal buntu dek aturan sewa flat (BH, 29 November).
Penulis menyatakan tentang masalahnya berkaitan pembayaran ansuran flat kepada bank dan ingin menyewa flat Lembaga Perumahan dan Pembangunan (HDB).
Flat sewa HDB diberi subsidi yang amat besar dan ditujukan pada warga berpendapatan rendah yang tidak mampu memiliki flat. Keluarga yang telah menjual dua flat yang dibeli langsung daripada HDB telah meraih manfaat dua subsidi perumahan.
Bagi memastikan subsidi perumahan diagih secara adil kepada warga Singapura yang layak, keluarga sedemikian tidak dibenarkan menyewa atau membeli satu lagi flat HDB bersubsidi.
Mereka dinasihatkan agar mencari pilihan perumahan lain, seperti tinggal bersama anggota keluarga atau menyewa/membeli flat dari pasaran terbuka.
Rekod kami menunjukkan penulis meraih keuntungan sejumlah $400,000 daripada penjualan dua flat bersubsidi yang awal (satu flat empat bilik dan satu flat lima bilik) yang dibelinya daripada HDB.
Flat subsidi keduanya dijual hanya pada 2003. Bagi flat yang ada sekarang, beliau akan meraih keuntungan jika flat itu dijual.
Oleh itu, beliau harus menimbangkan pilihan perumahan lain, daripada memohon pada HDB bagi flat sewa yang diberi subsidi besar, sekali gus bersaing dengan mereka yang benar-benar memerlukan subsidi sewa kami.
Dasar perumahan dilakar untuk memastikan agihan yang adil bagi subsidi pemerintah dalam menyediakan perumahan awam.
Pemerintah beriltizam untuk menyediakan rakyat Singapura dengan sebuah flat HDB bersubsidi dan membantu mereka mendapatkan flat lebih besar kemudiannya jika mereka mampu.
Namun, keputusan untuk membeli dan menjual flat mereka seterusnya adalah tanggungjawab peribadi pemilik flat. Mereka mesti bersedia menerima sebarang kesan daripada keputusan dan tindakan ini.
Ho Sein Yean
Timbalan Pengarah
(Perumahan Sewa)
bagi Pengarah
(Pentadbiran Perumahan)
HDB
bangang nak mampos si penjawab.. ingat $400k tu semua masuk poket ke apa?.. |
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Originally posted by Browneyes at 14-12-2006 07:59 AM
Namun, keputusan untuk membeli dan menjual flat mereka seterusnya adalah tanggungjawab peribadi pemilik flat. Mereka mesti bersedia menerima sebarang kesan daripada keputusan dan tindakan ini.
Betul..Berani buat berani tanggung..
tapi kadang2 sh.it happens. Orang hilang pekerjaan, anak2 sakit perlu belanja, cerai, masuk jel, dan macam2 la kita tak nak terjadi tapi terjadi. Sapa nak gi sana gi sini mintak tolong? cuma dah desperate terpaksa la mintak tolong |
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Originally posted by Browneyes at 11-12-2006 10:49 PM
lagi besar celaka HDB suruh bank handle...
5 bulan tak bayar.. rumah kena seal
HISAP
DARAH
BANYAK-BANYAK............. |
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i selalu pass by this private housing kat jb.before i reach plaza angsana....ada this rows upon rows of terrace houses.
kalo lah hamba ada ni rumah....
tanam pokok honey mango...and chiku
lepas tu kat tepi fence tanam serai etc etc etc
bila lah nak tinggal rumah sabagini rupa?
kat spore out of the question....for average folks like me ,cannot afford. |
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Dog owners behaving badly | They're scared to go home | Family hides in house or lift because their neighbours lets dogs roam freely around their shared corridor | By Celine Lim And Ng Huihui |
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| | THE daily 3-metre walk from the lift to their four-room flat is a heart-thumping experience for Ms Shen's two daughters. | [size=-2]Ms Shen shows how her younger daughter hides behind her when the lift door opens, in case the dogs appear. -- NG XINYAO 'My younger daughter hides behind me if the dogs run towards us when the lift door opens. When that happens, I shout for my neighbour to get her dogs and take them into the flat.' - Ms Shen
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The girls, aged 9 and 13, are afraid of dogs. And their neighbour's two small dogs roam the HDB corridor, unleashed, two to three times a day. That is what Ms Shen told The New Paper.
The 39-year-old part-time administrative officer knew her immediate neighbour had dogs when they bought their Marine Parade home more than a year ago.
She believes one of them is a pomeranian, and the other, a terrier-like breed.
Ms Shen claimed she has spoken to her neighbour about her dogs making her daughters uncomfortable, but that nothing has changed.
She did not want to give her full name, or be photographed in full, for fear of offending her neighbour, as both of them share the same corridor area.
Ms Shen claimed her neighbour lets the two dogs out daily to urinate on old newspapers laid down in the corridor.
She said: 'The problem is that the urine leaks onto the floor and it often stinks. Our neighbour used to spray perfume to mask the smell, but not anymore.
URINATE ON FLOOR
'After urinating, the dogs run around for about five minutes.'
She claimed she has to escort her younger daughter home from school which is a 10-minute walk away, each day, in case the dogs are out.
Ms Shen claimed: 'My younger daughter hides behind me if the dogs run towards us when the lift door opens.
'When that happens, I shout for my neighbour to get her dogs and take them into the flat.'
She said her older daughter returns home from school on her own.
'But my older girl runs back into the lift if she sees the dogs outside the flat,' said Ms Shen. 'She then stops one floor below and waits at the staircase to see if the coast is clear, before going home.'
She claimed her neighbour, who lives with two grown-up children, has three dogs, but one of them is rarely let out of the flat.
Ms Shen also allege that the dogs tend to bark continuously for five to 20 minutes most nights, between 10pm and 11pm.
She said: 'The dogs also bark when we return home, if our neighbour's door is open.
'And going into our kitchen sometimes gets the dogs barking too. I think they can sense us as our window is near our neighbour's.'
HDB allows only one dog of an approved breed to be kept in flats. The list of dogs can be found on HDB's website in the 'Home Owners' section.
Cats are not allowed to be kept in HDB flats.
According to Ms Shen, it is not just their immediate neighbour who is inconsiderate with pets.
She alleged: 'There are many people with dogs in the Marine Parade area. Many dog owners don't clean up after their dogs and often there is poo or urine on the foot paths.'
There have been news reports and letters of complaints about irresponsible pet owners since August. Some object to their barking, while others complain about owners taking their pets into eateries.
One HDB resident told The New Paper that he has been bothered by his neighbour's dog barking.
'I get a fright whenever I walk past my neighbour's flat,' said Mr Alfred Koh, 55, a retiree.
'Her Jack Russell is so neurotic it barks non-stop. I can understand if it's a new dog. But it's been there for so many months now, why does it still bark whenever I walk past?'
But many pet owners are, and do try to be considerate.
Mr Kevin Hee, the manager of al fresco restaurant Graze in Rochester, said: 'Customers with pets will usually call us before they come to ask if they can bring their pets.'
Mrs Jina Williams, president of the Singapore Kennel Club, said dog owners should put their pets through basic obedience training and be mindful of others when they go out.
She also advises owners to keep their dogs on leash at all times when out.
She said: 'The only areas where dogs can be off the leash are at dog runs.
'And if someone is unfriendly when your dog approaches, you should move away from the person.'
Dog trainer Patrick Wong said dog training classes are meant for pet owners as well.
He said: 'But some people leave their pets to the trainer as they don't want to spend time attending class.
'If they don't, their dogs might be responsive to the trainer, but not to their owners.'
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Originally posted by deaf4ever at 9-1-2007 09:26 AM
Dog owners behaving badlyThey're scared to go home Family hides in house or lift because their neighbours lets dogs roam freely around their shared corridorBy Celine Lim And Ng HuihuiJanuary 09, ...
bagus.. pandai sangat buat rules
anjing boleh bela.. kucing tak boleh |
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yang tak civic minded....they just let the dog berak bawah blok...knn betul.
tapi ada jugak...yang take the trouble to dispose of the sh*t
yang let the anjing kecing tepi tembok....yang ni macam no big deal. |
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sis alex...rumah i guess sua siap.....long time no see sis |
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Originally posted by matz_rockz at 9-1-2007 11:19 AM
sis alex...rumah i guess sua siap.....long time no see sis
dia balik india kan tu hari dia cakap... |
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rumah harga berjuta2....orang Q....macam beli toto
banyak duit betul.......... |
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Property boom in luxury sector, but... | Buyers snap up heartland condos too |
CONDOS don't need to be next to an integrated resort to sell well.
Buyers are snapping up heartland projects too.
NTUC Choice Homes released 66 of 139 units in the first phase of Yew Tew Residences last weekend and have sold them all.
The average price for this leasehold project is about $500 psf.
The sentiment was equally positive at another leasehold project, the 240-unit ClementiWoods near the National University of Singapore.
Some 180 units have been sold in the two weeks since its soft launch.
The developer is Frasers Centrepoint, and the average price is about $550 psf.
As for freehold projects, 144 of the 180 units launched at [email=%20Blossoms@Woodleigh]Blossoms@Woodleigh[/email] near Potong Pasir were sold recently. That is a take-up rate of 80 per cent.
There are 240 units in this development from Allgreen Properties, with an average price of about $650 psf.
Property analysts say there is a feel-good factor behind the brisk sales.
Take IT consultant Ryan Lim, who is looking for a freehold condo in the East.
The bullish property market is one reason he's upgrading from his current five-room HDB flat in Punggol.
Mr Lim, 32, does not want prices to escalate beyond his reach.
Mr Lim and his wife, who works in the media industry, have a budget of about $600,000.
He said: 'I think the property market has improved and prices might increase further. I'm buying the place to live in, but it's also an investment avenue.'
Knight Frank research director Nicholas Mak pointed out that the three new projects are located far apart, so their market areas don't overlap.
'There were also no new launches for mass market condominiums in those areas for about a year. So, it's not surprising there's some pent-up demand,' he said.
HERD INSTINCT
'It's a combination of the feel-good factor and pent-up demand.'
But he doesn't believe that the buying frenzy has filtered down from the luxury market yet.
'I think it's more of a herd instinct and kiasu mentality that's driving it,' Mr Mak said.
Colliers International director (research and consultancy) Tay Huey Ying also said mass market housing is not witnessing the same level of buying frenzy seen in the luxury segment.
She said: 'The HDB market is still lacklustre. And there is still a fair bit of excess supply in the market.
'The upgraders have a lot of choices, unlike the luxury tier where the frenzy is concentrated on the Marina projects and those at Sentosa Cove.'
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sampai masuk parlimen... buat malu aje..
KES DUA KELUARGA 'MEREMPAT'
MALIKI: ITU KEHENDAK MEREKA SENDIRI
Oleh
Puad Ibrahim
DUA kes warga setempat yang memutuskan untuk merempat di tempat awam baru-baru ini melakukan demikian atas kehendak mereka sendiri dan bukan kerana keadaan mereka yang susah.
Memberi perincian tentang kes-kes yang dilaporkan akhbar ini November dan bulan lalu, Setiausaha Parlimen (Pembangunan Negara), Dr Mohamad Maliki Osman, berkata mereka bahkan mungkin telah menghabiskan hasil penjualan flat mereka sebelum itu secara tidak bertanggungjawab.
Dua kes itu membabitkan Encik Rapan Maneh, 57 tahun, dan Encik Hashim Eusuff, 40 tahun, yang memutuskan untuk tinggal di pantai Sembawang dan lori bersama isteri masing-masing.
Encik Rapan berbuat demikian kerana diminta keluar daripada flat sewanya ekoran gagal melunaskan tunggakan yuran sewa sementara flat Encik Hashim dirampas ekoran kegagalannya melunaskan pinjaman bank.
Menjawab pertanyaan Dr Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim (GRC Marine Parade) di Parlimen semalam, Dr Maliki berkata mereka sebenarnya pernah diberi subsidi perumahan daripada Lembaga Perumahan dan Pembangunan (HDB).
Dalam kes Encik Rapan, beliau pernah meraih keuntungan besar daripada penjualan dua flat bersubsidinya dan yang terbaru diterimanya dalam Mac 2005.
Permohonannya untuk menyewa flat sewa bersubsidi dari HDB oleh itu ditolak kerana beliau tidak memenuhi syarat kelayakan.
Bagi Encik Hashim pula, beliau gagal melunaskan pinjaman terhadap flatnya, yang dibeli di pasaran terbuka dengan geran perumahan.
Dr Maliki berkata, permohonannya untuk menyewa flat HDB turut ditolak kerana tidak memenuhi syarat kelayakan.
Oleh kerana beliau layak menerima pinjaman HDB dan mempunyai sedikit hasil daripada penjualan flatnya yang dirampas, HDB menasihatkan agar beliau membeli flat kecil.
Beliau juga boleh menimbangkan untuk tinggal bersama adik-beradiknya atau di pusat khidmat keluarga tetapi Encik Hashim menolak saranan itu.
'Berdasarkan fakta-fakta ini, saya percaya anda akan bersetuju dengan saya bahawa kedua-dua kes itu memilih untuk tidak mahu berumah (homeless), daripada disebabkan keadaan yang berada di luar kawalan mereka.
'Individu-individu itu mungkin telah membelanjakan hasil penjualan mereka secara tidak bertanggungjawab atau memutuskan bahawa pilihan perumahan yang lain tidak cukup menarik bagi mereka,' kata Dr Maliki.
Namun, beliau menegaskan HDB bersedia membantu mereka yang benar-benar susah untuk menyewa atau membeli flat daripada HDB tetapi pemerintah tidak boleh berterusan menyediakan bantuan dan subsidi bagi kes-kes kewangan keluarga yang tidak bertanggungjawab. |
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Originally posted by Browneyes at 24-1-2007 09:15 AM
sampai masuk parlimen... buat malu aje..
KES DUA KELUARGA 'MEREMPAT'
MALIKI: ITU KEHENDAK MEREKA SENDIRI
Oleh
Puad Ibrahim
DUA kes warga setempat yang memutuskan untuk merem ...
spore public facilities smua ok je tu pasal masih ok..
toilets ke, bathrooms ke... |
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i have this new malay neighbour...anak pompan dia adala lebih kurang 17 tawon lebih......as i always prefer turun tangga dari amik lif, jalan la depan rumah dia....
dan beberapa kali bila jln depan rumah dia dan kebetulan pintu rumah dia tebukak dan budak pompan tu jugak ada kat hall...baru lepas sikit dari pintu dia, mesti dengar tu pintu depan kena slam....kalau tak nampak batang idong dia, takder pulak....
bingit seyyy dapat anak jiran yg problematic mcm niii...mak bapak dia ok2 jer...mesra with us...
rasa mcm nak pindah rumah prebet jer arr dibuatnya.... |
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Originally posted by fatz at 3-2-2007 02:59 AM
i have this new malay neighbour...anak pompan dia adala lebih kurang 17 tawon lebih......as i always prefer turun tangga dari amik lif, jalan la depan rumah dia....
dan beberapa kali bila jln ...
hobi dia kot |
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Originally posted by Browneyes at 3-2-2007 07:59 AM
hobi dia kot
rasanya bukan hobi...tapi tebiat....... |
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Originally posted by fatz at 3-2-2007 08:42 AM
rasanya bukan hobi...tapi tebiat.......
kau bau busuk tak? |
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Reply #859 Browneyes's post
takkan la eberi time jln depan rumah dia, dia tengah............ |
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