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Found this photo on Flickr.

A nice infinity pool in your own apartment…

Wouldn’t we want to own one…

We’re now in the last month of 2007, everyone’s busy with their holidays and shopping. Last month, November, we did four reviews and we’ve updated the reviews page.

The four new launches reviewed in November were:

Austral Yarra Link, Puchong
Villa Park, Taman Bukit Serdang
Parkville, Bandar Bukit Puchong
Idaman Villas, Damansara

Some selection of strange and interesting homes from around the world.

Colourful, but note the cars sticking out from the walls!

Egyptian themed home. Like a very small version of Sunway Pyramid.

Not sure if its a house shaped like a ship, or a ship turned into a house!

This is very sure not a real alien spaceship. Or IS it…?

Well, if you don’t like neighbours…

“There was an old woman who lived in a shoe…”

So how DO you tell your house from the others…?!

Looks like Frodo’s burrow in LOTR.

Low maintenance fees guaranteed.

I suspect this isn’t really a house.

Nice.

Taken from here.

Property Malaysia wishes all our Hindu readers a belated Happy Deepavali!

We had a good holiday on Deepavali, and this weekend we are planning to visit more new launches around the city, so watch out for new reviews coming starting next week. With the year end coming, most developers are still planning launches before the school holidays, after which there is traditionally a lull until after the Chinese New Year.

If you are always complaining your house is small and narrow, then maybe you should take a look at this house.

It is said to be the narrowest house in the world, just over a meter in width.

Kind of an incentive to stay slim if you want to stay in this house.

(Taken from here.)

Found this video clip at this great website.

It uses a wood framing technology, originally coming from Japan and now in use in the USA.

If it is a small house, you can finish it in a day, while bigger house may take up to 3 days. Nifty.

What a view from the restroom.

I think some people may having problems ‘going’ here…

Taken from here.

Nowadays, developers tend to go for extensive landscaping to enhance their development especially when it comes to landed projects that are larger than a certain size. This comes in the form of landscaped parks, lakes (man-made or natural) streetscaping and viewing gazebos, etc.

While landscaping lends to the overall tropical or nature theme of the project, they usually cost a lot of money to build and maintain, and inevitably this cost is passed down to the buyers whether they know it or not. But on the other hand, it enhances the beauty and value of the area, but at a price.

So what do you prefer: Would You Pay More for Awesome Landscaping in Your Development?

Please vote once only, poll will run for 7 days. Get your friends to vote, let’s get more than 100 replies.

Thanks in advance.

Tired of bland, white rainwater downpipes that look out of place on your apartment balcony?

Want to make your downpipes from roof gutter look more attractive and creative?

Maybe you should try this…

It’ll definitely slow down the traffic on your street.

Pictures taken from here.

Welcome to October. We’ve updated the projects page, and the reviews in September were:

Villa Yarl, Taman Yarl
Sering Akasia, Taman Sg. Sering
Bayu Segar, Cheras
Twin Palms, Sungai Long: Areca and Palmyra

As usual, more coming in October.