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I am thinking of constructing a loft for my MBR, can someone recommend me an experience contractor or builder for this job. Thanks

If you are working in the west, this is definitely one property to consider. In 2 years time, when it turn completely "private" I am sure the price will go up because of the price gap between floraval and the surronding condo in JW and Boon Lay. plus when the Canadian International School in JW is up, you will definitely see more expat community coming to the west, especially when there are so much investment coming to Tuas and Jurong. As for the noise, it really depends which side apartment you are staying because it is quite a big development. about 750 units I think. What I like about the place. a) Heavily loaded with expensive stuff (relative to todays EC). Their casement windows and doors are really solid and effective in cutting out all the noise b) Winner of BCA construction excellence award c) Landscaping and 50m pool d) No restriction on carpark (Yet) e) Low maintainece fee f) Just repainted and the place look new. g) Food court and Gek Poh shopping mall is just across the road.

I am planning to construct a mezzanine floor at my master bedroom and I need some advice here 1) Should I go for steel or changai wood structure? Which one is more lasting? 2) Do you know of any ID or contractor who has experience in constructing mezzanine flooring?

I am constructing roof to enclose one of my open terrace to make it into a dinner area, and I have chosen to use those red clay tiles for the roof. I need to know if it is necessary to put heat insultation below the tiles and if i should leave the roof expose?

You should take the maximum loan for your investment property instead of trying to pay it off because mortgage interest is tax deductible.

Hi guys and gals, I am a newbie here. Does anybody here have any experience with Changai decking and polycarbonate trellis for roof terrace? If so can you recommend some names and also indication of how much is cost psf. thanks.