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As mentioned by another reviewer above, the units have build quality issues. Water leaks are the most obvious in our experience. In the past 18 months living here, we have had leaks in 5 different locations throughout the house. Active dripping into the house. Tthe most difficult part is resolving these issues with FEO. Support cases are logged through an app to resolve issues in your home. Even for troublesome issues like leaks, it takes over 3 months to get it fixed. You will have to chase over and over again, and there is a 30% chance the contractor misses the "confirmed" appointment or arrives severely behind schedule. Very frustrating. Billing and payment is seamless (via GIRO. Perhaps this is unsurprising as it's revenue-generating for FEO). Not recommended.
Good: nice setting, good mix community, common areas maintain pretty well. Bad: wear and tear on units is too high compared to age, kids and dogs can be noisy at times, and developer build quality is budget tier
Everything is aesthetically beautifully. However, I am only deeply concerned with the way the property is sold. Far East holds the land in freehold status. They're just selling as 103 years. In time to come, why would any developer buy enbloc and top up the lease to Far East? Im not saying that Far East would be unreasonable, but its a profit oriented organisation too. Why would they ask for a low/market rate lease top-up premium as opposed to waiting for the lease to run out and take back the land at zero cost?