Tony Tan8490 10/12/2021

It is a matter of time all these old structures will be gone as the country developed further. Limited space available to cater to their projected population expansion plans

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Alice tanhai ping 10/12/2021

早上好祝大家事事顺心

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User0684 10/12/2021

It should be interesting to see how the “ shift of the CHINESE FUNDS” into the SINGAPORE LANDSCAPE amidst the crumbling property market in China. JAPAN HAD IT IN THE 80s , CHINA’s MILLENNIUM PROPERTY “ ROCKET” HIT TOP GEAR IN THE YEAR 2018/19, AND CAME TUMBLING DOWN AMIDST A SELF INFLICTED COMBINATION OF PANDEMIC CAUSED BY COVID-19, LOCKDOWNS, TRADE WARS AND DEPARTURE OF INVESTMENTS AND NEW FDI, WITHDRAWAL OF MANUFACTURING LOCOMOTIVES. THIS IS EVEN WORSE THAT WHAT HAPPENED IN JAPAN. THE SEMBLANCE OF THE ESCALATING MARKET IN SINGAPORE IN NO NEW STORY. THESE SCRIPTED FLOW OF HOT MONIES CANNOT CHANGE VERY MUCH AND GLOSSY BUILDINGS DO NOT DUPLICATE RETURNS FOR USERS AND INVESTORS. COUPLED WITH A PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PERIOD, CAUTION MAY BE IN ORDER. THE PEACE CENTER/ PEACE MANSION MAY HAVE AN ADVANTAGE IF IT CAN BE LAUNCH IN 5 YEARS DUE TO TGE RELATIVELY SMALL DOMESTIC MARKET AND SAFE HAVEN STATUS. LETS SEE HOW THE PANDEMIC WORKED OUT THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. IF IT CAN BE IF ANY GUIDANCE , ELON MUSK HAD SOLD OFF HIS LAST OF THE MEGA PROPERTIES AND IS NOW STAYING IN A MODEST RESIDENCE NEAR HIS NEW BASE. SO MUCH FOR A WORLD RANKING WEALTHIEST . DID HE SEE SOMETHING WE DONT?

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Lucky Money 09/12/2021

Golden mile might be going for en bloc too as the building is rather old.

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