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RV Point

Developer: Galaxy Land Pte Ltd
No. Of Units: 36 Residential Units
Tenure: 999 Leasehold
District: 09
TOP: 2014
Unit Types:
Commercial Shop: 17 to 63 sqm (9 Units)
1-bedroom: 33 to 53 sqm (24 Units)
1-bedroom + Study: 45 sqm (8 Units)
1-bedroom Penthouse: 66 to 75 sqm (2 Units)
1-bedroom + Study Penthouse: 74 to 87 sqm (2 Units)

About RV Point

Live in Style @ RV Point
Nestled in the midst of one of Singapore’s most vibrant entertainment districts, RV Point is your gateway to a stylish and sophisticated lifestyle. RV Point puts you right in the heart of the action with exciting nightlife and shopping options just minutes from your luxurious abode in the sky. Singapore’s hottest clubs, bars and restaurants are just a stone’s throw away at Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay while the world-famous Orchard Road shopping strip is just as easily accessible from two nearby MRT stations – Clarke Quay station and the new upcoming MRT interchange station at Liang Court.

Location map highlighting RV Point along River Valley Road in Singapore. The map shows its proximity to major landmarks like UE Shopping Mall, Great World City, and Robertson Walk. It also indicates nearby MRT stations including Clarke Quay, Somerset, and Orchard, with easy access via Mohamed Sultan Road and Central Expressway (CTE). Surrounding areas such as Orchard Road, Fort Canning Park, and the Singapore River are also clearly marked.

Fire Your Inner Passion
From high-end shopping to fluttering with Lady Luck, you can cater to your every whim and fancy with world-renowned attractions such as Ion Orchard Shopping Mall and Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort all within easy reach. Take the time to enjoy the greener side of life with rivers, gardens and parks never too far away. With historic Fort Canning Park just across the road and the Singapore River in your backyard, RV Point offers an exotic combination of urban and natural environments for truly exceptional living – thoughtful living in a modern setting.

Lush boulevards provide seamless access for drivers heading to the city and the rest of Singapore via the nearby Central Expressway. With RV Point’s central location, you can enjoy a relaxing Sunday picnic at the Singapore Botanic Gardens or delicious dining at quaint Tanglin Village – all just a short drive away.

Street-level view of RV Point, a modern mid-rise mixed-use development featuring sleek architecture with glass balconies and vertical fins. The building sits along a landscaped walkway with palm trees and a roadside garden. People are seen walking near the entrance, and the ground floor includes retail or dining spaces with floor-to-ceiling windows. Tall residential towers form the backdrop, highlighting its urban city-centre location.

Relax by an infinity pool with surreal views of the city. Work up a sweat in the well equipped gym. Your dream life awaits you at RV Point.

Rooftop infinity pool at RV Point during dusk, offering panoramic views of the Singapore city skyline. The scene includes people relaxing in and around the pool, with warm lighting from the fitness area and sky reflecting on the water. The mood is serene and upscale, highlighting the development's urban lifestyle appeal.

Indulge Your Every Desire

Evening aerial view of RV Point, a mid-rise modern development with a rooftop infinity pool overlooking the illuminated Singapore city skyline. The building features warm architectural lighting, private balconies, and ground-level retail or dining spaces. The roads surrounding the development are lined with palm trees and show light trails from passing vehicles, highlighting its central, vibrant location.

Shop At Your Convenience
For the diehard shopaholic, RV Point is the ideal place to satiate your cravings for quirky and cutting edge shopping. Fashionistas can pick up the latest styles and gourmands can tickle their tastebuds without ever leaving. Shops located right in the premises offer residents the ultimate convenience.

Live In Sheer Luxury
Pamper yourself with quality furnishings and fittings for a lifestyle that exudes sheer elegance. RV Point – the place where your life begins in style.

Stylish living room interior at RV Point featuring a deep red leather sofa, glass coffee table with floral centerpiece, and a black chandelier hanging from the ceiling. The space is framed by full-height windows with sheer curtains, allowing natural light to brighten the modern, monochrome-themed décor. A wall-mounted TV and sculptural decor add a touch of elegance to the setting.

Modern kitchen interior at RV Point featuring sleek white cabinetry with minimalist handles, a black countertop, and a glass backsplash. The compact L-shaped layout includes integrated appliances and an under-cabinet lighting strip. A tall mirror on the adjacent wall adds depth to the space, while a dining area with elegant place settings is visible in the background.

Luxurious bedroom interior at RV Point featuring an elegant bed draped in a silky white sheet and a rich burgundy throw with fringe detail. The room is decorated with ornate wallpaper, matching bedside tables with lamps, and a framed floral artwork above the headboard. A chandelier adds a soft glow from above, while the en-suite bathroom is visible through an open doorway, showcasing mosaic wall tiles and modern fixtures.

Contemporary bathroom at RV Point featuring a sleek design with a glass-enclosed rain shower, a white ceramic vessel sink atop a dark countertop, and a modern toilet set against a mosaic-tiled accent wall. The space is finished with glossy floor tiles, a round white rug, and subtle decor elements for a clean, polished look.

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RV POINT · Nov 2025 – Oct 2026
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Median monthly rentS$3,35023 rental contracts
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1 bedroom23 rental contracts
S$3,350 / monthMiddle 50%: S$3,200 – S$3,475
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BedroomsContractsMedian rentMiddle 50%Min–max rent
1 bedroom23S$3,350S$3,200 – S$3,475S$2,900 – S$4,000
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Rental bedrooms are as reported; missing or non-numeric values are Not stated. Rental sizes are ranges. Rents and sales are separate samples: no project yield or exact rental PSF is inferred.

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1 bedroom
Median S$/monthS$0S$1,100S$2,200S$3,300S$4,400Nov 2025 · 1 bedroom · S$4,000 / month · 1 rental contract · limited sampleDec 2025 · 1 bedroom · S$3,550 / month · 2 rental contracts · limited sampleJan 2026 · 1 bedroom · S$3,425 / month · 2 rental contracts · limited sampleFeb 2026 · 1 bedroom · S$3,200 / month · 3 rental contracts · limited sampleMar 2026 · 1 bedroom · S$3,200 / month · 3 rental contracts · limited sampleApr 2026 · 1 bedroom · S$3,150 / month · 4 rental contracts · limited sampleMay 2026 · 1 bedroom · S$3,575 / month · 2 rental contracts · limited sampleJun 2026 · 1 bedroom · S$3,325 / month · 2 rental contracts · limited sampleJul 2026 · 1 bedroom · S$3,200 / month · 1 rental contract · limited sampleAug 2026 · 1 bedroom · S$3,275 / month · 2 rental contracts · limited sampleSep 2026 · 1 bedroom · S$3,600 / month · 1 rental contract · limited sampleRental contracts per period1Nov 252Dec 252Jan 263Feb 263Mar 264Apr 262May 262Jun 261Jul 262Aug 261Sep 260Oct 26

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Period1 bedroom median rent1 bedroom rental contractsRental contracts
Nov 2025S$4,0001 (limited)1
Dec 2025S$3,5502 (limited)2
Jan 2026S$3,4252 (limited)2
Feb 2026S$3,2003 (limited)3
Mar 2026S$3,2003 (limited)3
Apr 2026S$3,1504 (limited)4
May 2026S$3,5752 (limited)2
Jun 2026S$3,3252 (limited)2
Jul 2026S$3,2001 (limited)1
Aug 2026S$3,2752 (limited)2
Sep 2026S$3,6001 (limited)1
Oct 2026—00

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Rental Contracts

Latest recorded lease start: Sep 2026.

Lease start monthBedroomsArea range (sqft)Monthly rent (S$)
Sep 20261400-5003,600
Aug 20261400-5003,350
Aug 20261400-5003,200
Jul 20261700-8003,200
Jun 20261300-4003,300
Jun 20261300-4003,350
May 20261400-5003,400
May 20261700-8003,750
Apr 20261300-4002,900
Apr 20261300-4002,900

Last downloaded: 27 Oct 2026, 17:09 SGT. 23 matching records in the selected period.

Source: Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), accessed through the URA Data Service. Data made available under the Singapore Open Data Licence. Areas are rounded; rental areas are ranges. Records may be revised and do not identify exact units. Multiple transactions in the same month are not ordered by day. These records are historical transactions, not current listings or valuations.

RV Point Site Map

Top-down site plan of RV Point showing its position at the junction of River Valley Road and Mohamed Sultan Road. The image highlights the rooftop pool area along the building’s edge, outdoor seating zones, landscaped surroundings with palm trees, and the vehicular access point. Roads, traffic flow, and adjacent greenery are clearly illustrated to show site orientation and layout.

RV Point Shop 1 and 2 Floor Plan

Floor plans of two commercial shop units at RV Point. Shop 1 (#01-01) measures 63 square meters with an irregular layout and a private toilet. Shop 2 (#01-02) is 30 square meters, featuring a more compact layout with its own toilet as well. A small inset diagram at the bottom right shows their positions within the ground floor layout of the building.

RV Point Shop 3, 4, 5, 6 Floor Plan

Basement floor plans of four commercial shop units at RV Point. Shop 3 (#B1-07) is 34 sqm with an L-shaped layout and attached toilet. Shop 4 (#B1-06) and Shop 6 (#B1-04) each measure 29 sqm, featuring compact layouts with private toilets. Shop 5 (#B1-05) is 33 sqm with a unique angular layout and a toilet labeled "WC." A small inset diagram at the bottom right shows the unit locations within the basement level.

RV Point Shop 7, 8, 9 Floor Plan

Basement floor plans of three commercial shop units at RV Point. Shop 7 (#B1-03) is a compact 17 sqm unit with a simple layout and attached toilet. Shop 8 (#B1-02) spans 39 sqm with an irregular shape and includes a private toilet. Shop 9 (#B1-01), also 39 sqm, has an elongated layout with a defined rear section and its own toilet. A small inset diagram at the bottom left marks the unit locations within the basement level.

RV Point 1 Bedroom Type A, A1, B, B1 Floor Plan

Floor plans of four 1-bedroom residential units at RV Point. Type A and A1 each measure 39 sqm with different layouts for the bedroom and balcony orientation. Type B and B1 are slightly smaller at 36 sqm, also offering varied spatial arrangements. All units include a living area, dining space, kitchen, bathroom, household shelter (HS), and a private balcony. A small site layout at the bottom highlights the unit locations within the building.

RV Point 1 Bedroom/1 Bedroom + Study Type C, C1, C2, C3 Floor Plan

Floor plans of four residential units at RV Point. Type C and C2 are both 45 sqm with 1 bedroom plus a study, featuring a balcony, living and dining areas, kitchen, and household shelter. Type C1 is a larger 53 sqm 1-bedroom unit with a spacious roof terrace. Type C3, also 45 sqm, includes a roof terrace and balcony, offering generous outdoor space. A small site layout at the bottom highlights the units’ positions within the building.

RV Point 1 Bedroom/1 Bedroom + Study Type D, D1, E, E1 Floor Plan

Floor plans of four 1-bedroom residential units at RV Point. Type D and D1 are both 39 sqm, with slight variations in bedroom and balcony orientation. Type E is 43 sqm and includes an additional study area, offering more flexibility. Type E1 is 46 sqm and features a roof terrace and balcony, providing generous outdoor space. Each unit includes a living and dining area, kitchen, bathroom, and household shelter. A small site plan at the bottom marks the units' locations within the building.

RV Point 1 Bedroom Type F, F1 Floor Plan

Floor plans of two compact 1-bedroom residential units at RV Point. Type F and Type F1 are each 33 sqm and include a bedroom, living and dining areas, kitchen, bathroom, and a household shelter (HS). Both layouts offer efficient use of space, with the main difference being in the bedroom and shelter orientation. A site plan at the bottom indicates their location within the development.

RV Point 1 Bedroom Penthouse Type PHA Floor Plan

Duplex floor plan of Penthouse A at RV Point, a 75 sqm 1-bedroom unit (#07-06). The lower level includes a living and dining area with a double-volume void, kitchen, powder room, and household shelter. The upper level features the bedroom, a full bathroom, and a spacious roof terrace. A site layout at the bottom right marks its location within the building.

RV Point 1 Bedroom Penthouse Type PHD Floor Plan

Duplex floor plan of Penthouse D at RV Point, a 66 sqm 1-bedroom unit (#07-01). The upper level features the bedroom, a full bathroom, and a private roof terrace. The lower level includes a living and dining area with a double-volume void, kitchen, powder room, and household shelter. A site layout at the bottom left indicates the unit's position within the development.

RV Point 1 Bedroom + Study Penthouse Type PHC Floor Plan

Duplex floor plan of Penthouse C at RV Point, a 74 sqm 1+1 bedroom unit (#07-02). The upper level features a bedroom, bathroom, and access to two private roof terraces. The lower level includes a living area with its own roof terrace, a study, kitchen, powder room, dining area, and a household shelter. A balcony extends from the living space, and a double-volume void enhances the open layout. A site plan at the bottom right shows the unit’s location in the building.

RV Point 1 Bedroom + Study Penthouse Type PHB Floor Plan

Duplex floor plan of Penthouse B at RV Point, an 87 sqm 1+1 bedroom unit (#07-05). The upper level includes a bedroom, bathroom, two roof terraces, and a private jacuzzi, along with a void area overlooking the lower floor. The lower level features a living area, study, kitchen, powder room, dining space, and household shelter. A site plan at the bottom left indicates the unit’s location within the development.

RV Point E-Brochure

1. Foundation
Pile to engineer’s design.

2. Superstructure
Reinforced concrete structure to engineer’s specification.

3. Walls
a) External Walls
Reinforced concrete and/or common clay brick walls.
b) Internal Walls
Reinforced concrete and/or precast panels (light weight) and/or dry wall panels and/or common clay brick walls.

4. Roof
Reinforced concrete flat roof.

5. Ceiling
For Shops
a) Shop
Skim coat and/or ceiling board with emulsion paint finish.
b) Toilet
Skim coat and/or water resistant ceiling board with emulsion paint finish.
For Common Areas
a) Lift Lobbies
Skim coat and/or ceiling board with emulsion paint finish.
b) Covered Walkway
Skim coat and/or ceiling board with emulsion paint finish.
c) Staircases
Skim coat with emulsion paint finish.

6. Finishes
Wall
For Shops
a) Shop
Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint finish.
b) Toilet
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles finish.
Note: No tiles/stone behind mirrors and above false ceiling.
For Common Areas
a) Lift Lobbies
Ceramic tiles and/or stones and/or plaster with emulsion paint finish
b) Covered Walkway
Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint finish.
c) Staircases
Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint finish.
Floor
For Shops
a) Shop
Cement and sand screed finish.
b) Toilet
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles finish.
For Common Areas
a) Lift Lobbies
Ceramic tiles and/or stones with skirting tiles finish.
b) Covered Walkway
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles with skirting tiles finish.
c) Staircases
Cement and sand screed finish with nosing.

7. Doors
a) Toilet
Timber door
b) Ironmongery
Imported Quality Locksets

8. Sanitary Fittings
a) Toilet
1 pedestal water closet
1 basin with tap
1 mirror
1 toilet paper holder

9. Electrical Installation
All electrical wiring to be in concealed conduits and main in surface trunking/pipes. Where there is a false ceiling, the electrical wiring above false ceiling is in exposed conduits.
Mechanical ventilation provided in bathroom (if required).
Refer to Electrical Schedule for details.

10. Lightning Protection
Lightning protection system shall be provided in accordance with the current edition of Singapore Code of Practice.

11. Painting
a) Internal wall
Emulsion water-based paint.
b) External wall
Selected oil-based base coat and water-based exterior paint.

12. Water Proofing
Waterproofing shall be provided to floors of toilet (if any).

13. Driveway and Car Park
Concrete floor and/or ceramic and/or stone finish.

14. Additional Items
a) Railing
Mild steel for common stair railing. Steel and/or glass for other railings.
b) Lift
1 passenger lift serving Basement 1 to 8th floor (’KONE’ or equivalent)

Note:
Marble and Granite:

Marble and granite are natural stone material containing veins with tonality differences. There will be colour and marking caused by their complex mineral composition and incorporated impurities. While such materials can be preselected before installation, this non-conformity cannot be totally avoided. Granite tiles are pre-polished before laying and care has been taken for their installation. However, granite being a much harder material than marble cannot be re-polished after installation. Hence, some differences can be felt at the joint.

Timber:
Timber is a natural product that does not have total consistency of colour and grain. Thus it is not possible to achieve total consistency of colour and grain in their selection and installation.

Cable Television (SCV):
The purchaser is liable to pay annual fee, subscription fee and such other fees to Starhub Cable vision (SCV) or any other relevant authorities. The vendor is not responsible to make arrangements with any of the said parties for the service connection for their respective subscription channels.

Internet:
The purchaser is liable to pay Assymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) connection, annual fee, subscription fee and such other fees to Internet service Provider (ISP). The vendor is not responsible to make arrangements with any said parties for the service connection for their respective subscription.

Mechanical Car Parking System:
The Mechanical Car Parking System has to be maintained regularly by the specialist to ensure that it is in good and proper working condition. The Vendor shall not be held responsible for the operation, procedure, delay, safety and damages caused with the use of the system.

Residential Specifications

1. Foundation
Pile to engineer’s design.

2. Superstructure
Reinforced concrete structure to engineer’s specification.

3. Walls
a) External Walls
Reinforced concrete and/or common clay brick walls.
b) Internal Walls
Reinforced concrete and/or precast panels (light weight) and/ or dry wall panels and/or common clay brick walls.

4. Roof
Reinforced concrete flat roof.

5. Ceiling
For Apartments
a) Living/ Dining
Skim coat and/or ceiling board with emulsion paint finish.
b) Bedroom, Study
Skim coat and/or ceiling board with emulsion paint finish.
c) Bathroom, Powder Room (if any)
Skim coat and/or water resistant ceiling board with emulsion paint finish.
d) Kitchen
Skim coat and/or ceiling board with emulsion paint finish.
e) Household Shelter
Skim coat with emulsion paint finish.
f) Balcony (If any)
Skim coat with emulsion paint finish.
For Common Areas
a) Lift Lobbies
Skim coat and/or ceiling board with emulsion paint finish.
b) Corridors
Skim coat and/or ceiling board with emulsion paint finish.
c) Staircases
Skim coat with emulsion paint finish.

6. Finishes
Wall
For Apartments
a) Living/ Dining
Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint finish.
b) Bedroom, Study
Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint finish
c) Bathroom, Powder Room (if any)
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles finish
d) Kitchen
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles finish
e) Household Shelter
Skim coat with emulsion paint finish.
f) Balcony (If any)
Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint finish.
Note: No tiles/stone behind mirrors and above false ceiling.
For Common Areas
a) 1st Storey Lift Lobby
Ceramic tiles and/or stones and/or plaster with emulsion paint finish.
b) Typical Lift Lobbies
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles and/or plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint finish.
c) Carpark and Ramp
Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint finish.
d) Corridors
Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint finish.
e) Staircases
Plaster and/or skim coat with emulsion paint finish.
Floor
For Apartments
a) Living/ Dining
Compressed marble and/or ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles with timber and/or recessed PVC skirting finish.
b) Bedroom, Study
Compressed marble and/or ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles with timber and/or recessed PVC skirting finish.
c) Bathroom, Powder Room (if any)
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles and/or stones tiles finish.
d) Kitchen
Compressed marble and/or ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles finish
e) Household Shelter
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles finish
f) Balcony (If any)
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles finish
g) Open Terrace (If any)
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles and/or stones tiles finish.
h) Attic Bedrooms, Staircase (For Penthouse Only)
Random teak strips flooring with timber skirting finish.
i) Planter Boxes, A/C Ledges
Cement screed with paint finish.
For Common Areas
a) 1st Storey Lift Lobby
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles and/or stones tiles with skirting tiles finish.
b) Typical Lift Lobbies
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles with skirting tiles finish.
c) Carpark and Ramps
Cement and sand screed finish.
d) Corridors
Ceramic tiles and/or homogenous tiles with skirting tiles finish.
e) Deck, Gymnasium, Walkway
Timber strip and/or ceramic tiles and/or stones tiles finish.
f) Staircases
Cement and sand screed finish with nosing.

7. Windows
Powder coated aluminum framed with approximately 6 mm glass.

8. Doors
a) Main Entrance
Fire-rated timber door
b) Bedroom
Timber door
c) Bathroom, Powder Room (if any)
Timber door and/or PVC door and/or aluminum bi-fold door
d) Household Shelter
PSB approved blast door
e) Ironmongery
Imported Quality Locksets

9. Sanitary fittings
a) Master Bathroom
1 shower bath with shower mixer, rain-shower head and shower set.
1 basin and mixer tap
1 pedestal water closet
1 mirror
1 toilet paper holder
b) Powder Room (if any)
1 pedestal water closet
1 basin and mixer tap
1 mirror
1 toilet paper holder

10. Electrical Installation
All electrical wiring to be in concealed conduits and main in surface trunking/pipes. Where there is a false ceiling, the electrical wiring above false ceiling is in exposed conduits.
Mechanical ventilation provided in bathroom (if required).
Refer to Electrical Schedule for details.

11. TV/Telephone
TV/telephone points shall be provided in accordance to the Electrical Schedule

12. Lightning Protection
Lightning protection system shall be provided in accordance with the current edition of Singapore Code of Practice.

13. Painting
a) Internal wall
Emulsion water-based paint.
b) External wall
Selected oil-based base coat and water-based exterior paint.

14. Water Proofing
Waterproofing to reinforced concrete flat roof and bathroom and powder room (if any).

15. Driveway and Car Park
Concrete floor and/or ceramic and/or stone finish.

16. Recreation Facilities
The following are provided:
a) Lap pool
b) Gymnasium
c) Private Jacuzzi at Penthouse unit Type PH-B only

17. Additional Items
a) Kitchen Cabinets
High and low kitchen cabinets with solid surface countertop complete with induction hob, cooker hood, built-in refrigerator and dry washer (’BOSCH’ brand or equivalent). One stainless steel sink complete with tap.
b) Wardrobes
Built-in wardrobes to all bedrooms (if any).
c) Air-Conditioning
Split type air conditioner (’DAIKIN’ or equivalent) provided in Living/Dining, and Bedrooms/ Study.
d) Water Heater
Heater of ‘Ariston’ or equivalent.
e) Railing
Mild steel for common stair railing.
Steel and/or glass for other railings.
f) Security
Audio intercom to all units.
g) Fencing
Brickwall and/or steel railing on brickwall.
h) Lift
1 passenger lift serving Basement 1 to 8th floor (’KONE’ or equivalent)

Note:
Marble and Granite:

Marble and granite are natural stone material containing veins with tonality differences. There will be colour and marking caused by their complex mineral composition and incorporated impurities. While such materials can be pre-selected before installation, this non-conformity cannot be totally avoided. Granite tiles are pre-polished before laying and care has been taken for their installation. However, granite being a much harder material than marble cannot be re-polished after installation. Hence, some differences can be felt at the joint.

Compressed Marble:
Compressed marble being a resin mixture of natural marble and chemical compound is subjected to variations in colour, tonality and shapes.

Timber:
Timber is a natural product that does not have total consistency of colour and grain. Thus it is not possible to achieve total consistency of colour and grain in their selection and installation.

Cable Television (SCV):
The purchaser is liable to pay annual fee, subscription fee and such other fees to Starhub Cable vision (SCV) or any other relevant authorities. The vendor is not responsible to make arrangements with any of the said parties for the service connection for their respective subscription channels.

Internet:
The purchaser is liable to pay Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) connection, annual fee, subscription fee and such other fees to Internet service Provider (ISP). The vendor is not responsible to make arrangements with any said parties for the service connection for their respective subscription.

Air-conditioning:
Air-conditioning system has to be maintained and cleaned on a regular basis by the purchasers. This includes the cleaning of filters and condensation pipes to ensure good working condition of the system.

Wardrobe/Kitchen Cabinets, Mechanical Ventilation Units and Air-conditioning Fan Coil Units:
Layout/ location of wardrobe/kitchen cabinets, mechanical ventilation units (if any) and air-conditioning fan coil units (if any) are subjected to architect’s sole discretion and final design.

Household Shelter:
The Household Shelter is designed for use as civil defence shelter. The walls, ceiling, floor and door of the Household Shelter shall not be hacked, drilled, altered or removed.

Mechanical Car Parking System:
The Mechanical Car Parking System has to be maintained regularly by the specialist to ensure that it is in good and proper working condition. The Vendor shall not be held responsible for the operation, procedure, delay, safety and damages caused with the use of the system.