may 2016 bto - senja heights, senja ridges, senja valley

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SENJA HEIGHTS, SENJA RIDGES, SENJA VALLEY

1. These developments consists of 1,571 residential units with commercial component of eating house, minimarket and shops at both Senja Heights and Senja Valley. Senja Ridges is the smallest among all 3 with only 1ha of land size while Senja Heights and Senja Valley are both at 2ha and 3ha each and all sites with plot ratio of 3.0. Senja Heights and Senja Valley will have lower residential units per plot ratio due to commercial components.  
2. These developments will be the last 4 plots of development within this enclave with the last plot sited next to Senja Ridges and park. This last plot of land is only at 1ha which mean not many units will be built out of this plot. The site itself will be tricky; facing west (hot west sun) to the park which won’t benefit high rise (you won’t get reasonable view towards park when you are more than 10 storey high up), facing east to the temple which many may not prefer, facing north towards KJE which usually will not help in resale value and facing south looking towards Senja Valley while being blocked by higher blocks. MSCP should be sited next to the Chinese temple, therefore placing a potential single block development towards the park as much as possible.     
3. Being the last few developments at this enclave, these 3 developments may need to endure future impact from the north empty land across KJE which is currently slated as white site which mean no plan for future development yet as attention will be placed towards south west which is where Tengah new town will be. The 2 plots aligning KJE will act as future buffer should land towards north being developed.    
4. All 3 sites were layout with different building heights to allow porosity towards the south. The cul-de-sac of Senja Close towards Chinese temple will limit vehicle flow into this area, thus reducing noise pollution which most likely will be extensive from KJE. For this enclave, there will be more than enough amenities to go about with local shops, supermarket and even 1 site reserved for hawker centre next to Senja Heights. We will explain more about all these sites in our personalized report currently available for subscription.       
5. We won’t dwell much into the amenities as you can access all these data from government website apart from all the info given in the HDB site plan and website.
6. In terms of pricing comparison, we have in our database record for most units (except rental units if any) for Fajar Hills (2012), Fajar Spring (2011), Segar Meadows (2011), Segar Palmview (2011) and Segar Vale (2011) to give you a better idea of how price on each level should be rather than comparing on average pricing or range bound which doesn’t give an accurate representation and leading to future losses.

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​For 1st or 2nd timer buyer, you will have to ask yourself these questions:

1. How will the white land across KJE to the north affect your unit? How will surrounding amenities affect your investment? How the dust flow, etc…
2. What is the wind exposure to your unit? Where and when? Will you get smoke from future hawker centre? Will the easting house smoke affect your unit?
3. Will you get a better view rather than seeing other blocks? To what extend?
4. Will the sun shade provided by the design enough to shield you from hot afternoon sun? Sizes of window hood and position will lead to different outcome but you will know years in advance!
5. What is the price upside potential for your selection? Different level have a difference price jump as recorded in all developments.
6. How near are the building blocks facing each other and is it good enough for privacy?
7. How will your unit look like? Knowing the space will allow you to plan your purchase years in advance and phase out your budget and get the best deal in town when you find one! Our 3D model has been tested by users and currently it can be used as VR model as well. Accuracy is the key to make better informed decision.
8. Should you go for the cheapest unit? You will be surprised as pricing for previous launches have shown many good catches which others with good Q number misses and landed with bad decision! Prices at this area have been mixed due to slow take up. 

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