真相是时候的孩子。。。。。。
i'm still waiting eagerly for the moron to shed light - what is a solar mangrove?
"Never argue with an idiot, or he will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience."
"Never argue with an idiot, or he will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience."
WAHAHAHAHA!!! and you assume i googled about bluefin tuna and green tech?! oh please, you regard too highly of these which are considered common to all. perhaps to a lesser being, they are worthy of being googled.
and stop skirting the question, pray tell us the answers to my question. if you can post the presentation up and proclaim glory, then you better be ready for scrutiny.
another inspired statement:
"Ringo's cranial substance is as existent as a solar mangrove" - Sir A.W.
I don't like to entertain kamgong questions but since you are begging I will tell you Solar mangrove is an artistic form of solar panel that urban planners propose to install at the jurong lake to promote renewable energy.
So now that you know you are kamgong what are you going to do about it?
"Never argue with an idiot, or he will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience."
and now you reveal your ignorance.
solar panels are INORGANIC, mangrove are ORGANIC trees - there is no way one can subsitute the other. i challenge you to prove otherwise
please, you don't even know that you don't know the kind of BS you are spouting. at most, it's merely a fancy marketing term that was coined up to con lesser beings, like yourself, and not used elsewhere.
"Never argue with an idiot, or he will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience."
kam gong! then it's merely a solar panel with a coined name and thank you for agreeing with my argument, there is no such thing as a solar mangrove. since it is artistic, why don't call it "solar de mona lisa"?
just because i can make a solar cell like an torch, doesn't mean then i can blindly label it as "solar torch". and i doubt you may catch the subtlety of the insult.
for those who may, please raise your hands
Oh my god, I am so sorry that this kamgong (after seeing what I post), actually think there is a plant in this world that is call Solar Mangrove..LOL!!!
After i tell him that is just an artistic form of solar panel and he starts to argue that mangrove is organic...
And now starting to accuse me of deceiving him...HAHAHAH!!!
EPIC!!! EPIC!!! (READ MY SIGNATURE, there are no one more suited than you)
BEWARE!!!
"Never argue with an idiot, or he will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience."
Hi forummers, objectively, jld masterplan is really quite Impressive Right? Which suburban town has such large scale Masterplan? And the speed where it's being built....
If we were to ignore the price of J Gateway, would you agree JLD is indeed more atas than Tampines town centre, woodlands
to be honest and fair ... most if not all of my knowledge of JLD came from R33's postings ...
he may or may not be vested in JLD ... but the news etc are quite informative...
xxxx princess and Reporters also posted all kinds of news ... but nothing about JLD ...
so R33's posts on this region of Singapore and its future development plans do benefit me, at least ..
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MRT network eroding prime offices' premium: DTZ
Rental gaps also narrowing on govt plan to decentralise commercial areas
[SINGAPORE] With the expansion of the MRT network here improving accessibility across the island, the rental differences between prime office and decentralised office space are expected to continue narrowing.
As at the fourth quarter last year, gross average office rents in Tampines were 46 per cent lower than those in Raffles Place; those with office space in Jurong East enjoyed 25-35 per cent discount off Raffles Place rents.
Office spaces closer to town had smaller differences: Novena rents were 15 per cent less than Raffles Place ones, based on DTZ's figures; Buona Vista and HarbourFront were 18 per cent and 21 per cent lower respectively.
While the discount is still significant, it is worth noting that the premium that Raffles Place commands has been shrinking over time. Occupiers in Tampines, for instance, used to enjoy up to a 60 per cent discount in their monthly rents compared with average Raffles Place rents; those in Novena used to enjoy more than 40 per cent off Raffles Place rents, noted Lee Lay Keng, head of Singapore research at DTZ.
She was speaking at DTZ's Property Seminar 2014, which provides an outlook for Singapore and the region.
Improving transport networks aside, the government's plan to decentralise commercial areas is expected to further narrow rental differences as well. This year, for instance, most of the office space due to come onstream - such as those in Jem, Paya Lebar Square and Westgate - are in areas outside the Central Business District (CBD).
Ms Lee added that concerns that the CBD could have an oversupply of office space might be unfounded, at least in the next two years.
"Although the bulk of pipeline supply is within the CBD, in this year and the next, there's very limited supply. Only CapitaGreen is expected to be completed in Raffles Place (in 2014). So in the near term, we do expect landlords to have some bargaining power, especially since most buildings are enjoying relatively high occupancy."
She said that DTZ expects CBD rents to rise by up to 10 per cent over the next two years, barring unforeseen economic shocks.
On a wider scale, annual average supply over the next five years - at about 1.6 million square feet - is on a par with the past five years' annual average demand of 1.7 million sq ft, she said. The average annual net supply for the whole office market takes into account expected terminations, which DTZ estimates to be about 0.9 million sq ft over the next five years.
Elsewhere, average occupancy costs in the Asia-Pacific are expected to go up by 7 per cent over the next two years, said DTZ.
"In light of the improving economic outlook, the window of opportunity for occupiers to secure preferential deals appears to be closing, with the majority of markets forecast to experience an increase in occupancy costs in the near term," it noted.
This will be led by Tokyo, where rents will be buoyed by Japan's economic recovery and a limited development supply pipeline.
Beijing is also expected to show strong growth in occupancy costs, underpinned by limited new and existing supply.
Net absorption is forecast to bounce back by 25 per cent this year.
In the region's emerging markets, new supply will raise the availability of quality space; mature markets will continue to receive support, given limited new supply.
"Never argue with an idiot, or he will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience."
Why do you need to repeat yourself so many time while cant back up what you said with FACTS.
How many residential site are there WITHIN Jurong gateway that is stone throw away from the largest commercial hub outside CBD?
Talk is cheap, so is being a mindless arm chair critics.
Back up what you said with FACTS please
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