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HDB Reviews Ang Mo Kio Court Review: Unblocked Views Amidst Good Amenities

  • March 27, 2023
  • 16 min read
Ang Mo Kio Court 46 top view blocks and facilities

Reviewed by Sean on

What we like
  • Close to popular primary school CHIJ St. Nicholas
  • Great amenities
  • Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park a 10-minute walk away
  • Unblocked views all around
What we don't like
  • Not near any mall
16 min read
Project: Ang Mo Kio Court
HDB Town Ang Mo Kio
Address: Ang Mo Kio Street 23
Lease Start Date: Around 2020
No. of Units: 590

Ang Mo Kio Court was launched in the May 2016 BTO exercise – 3 years after the previous Ang Mo Kio launch (Kebun Baru Court). But given the rarity of an Ang Mo Kio BTO launch, this was naturally one that was very much in demand.

Beyond the limited supply of new HDBs in Ang Mo Kio, this project was also sought after due to its proximity to 3 primary schools (within 1 km). For parents with girls, you’d be very happy to know that one of them is the very popular CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls School!

Buyers were able to pick from quite a wide range of units too: 2-room flats, 4/5-room flats as well as 3Gen flats, and for a pretty central HDB, the sizes are not to be scoffed at too! 4-room flats here are above average at 96 sqm.

Combined with the plethora of amenities around, Ang Mo Kio Court is likely going to sell for upwards of $800K for a 4-room flat here – Kebun Baru Court is already transacting at this amount.

So if you’re going to be spending a pretty penny on this development, let’s take a tour to see whether this place is a right fit for you!

PS: For those who are interested to see what a unit inside looks like, check out our insider tour series of a 5-room flat below:

Ang Mo Kio Court Insider Tour

Ang Mo Kio Court has two entrances: one at Ang Mo Kio Street 22, and another at Ang Mo Kio Street 23. Having two points of entry makes this quite convenient for residents as it reduces any traffic build-up during peak hours, and also gives residents a faster point of access to either street.

Upon entering, you’re greeted by the name of the development on the wall.

Ang Mo Kio Court 53 signage

While this is hardly going to have any effect on your purchasing decision, I can’t help but feel that it doesn’t seem like the kind of design that modern HDBs would have. Be it the colour, or the design, it does look a little old-fashioned to me.

And since we are on the topic of colour, I’m not the biggest fan of the shade of red used for the painting of the blocks. Again, this wouldn’t be a dealbreaker, and I suppose the choice of colour is always subjective!

Ang Mo Kio Court 39 signage

Heading in, you’ll find that there are two drop-off points in the development, one between blocks 228A and 228B, and the second at block 228, where the precinct pavilion is located.

Given that there are only three blocks in the development, both drop-off points allow residents to reach their lobby quickly, which is great.

Both drop-off points have sheltered walkways throughout the development, which is especially useful during rainy weather.

Ang Mo Kio Court 3 sheltered walkway

But what’s even better is that the drop-off point between blocks 228A and 228B also has a sheltered walkway to the shops and eateries across the street! That’s really convenient, especially with the kind of weather we are having.

Ang Mo Kio Court 21 sheltered walkway

Not every HDB has commercial units below that cater to the daily needs of residents, so having a sheltered walkway to amenities is surely a plus!

The first drop-off point looks like it can fit one car under its shelter, which is good enough for a development of this size.

Ang Mo Kio Court 40 block 227A drop off

Like many other new HDBs, there has been an increased effort to spruce up the landscaping around the estate. The lush greenery used at the roundabout makes the drop-off point a rather welcoming one.

There are also two benches here which are great for those waiting for their pickup, although they don’t look too comfortable.

The second drop-off point is quite similar, except for the bench seating that faces the roundabout instead. It’s very spacious and well-ventilated, making it a comfortable waiting area.

Ang Mo Kio Court 4 block 228A drop off

Right next to the second drop-off point is the precinct pavilion. Having a precinct pavilion here makes it very convenient for first-time visitors as it would be easy to find.

Ang Mo Kio Court 37 precinct pavilion

Its location at the southeast corner of the development does put it some distance away from the residential blocks, however, stacks 29 and 31 may still be affected by the noise coming from here given its direct facing.

Ang Mo Kio Court 38 landscaping

Generally, the pavilion is well-ventilated and spacious, but it can be a little dark during the day as the ceiling here isn’t particularly high. However, there are only lights here and no fans. This is not an issue since event organisers can provide them as needed.

Ang Mo Kio Court 36 precinct pavilion

Moving on to the car park, it is your typical multi-storey (6 storeys) one, which makes it bright, well-ventilated, and spacious.

Ang Mo Kio Court 47 parking

The car park design sports a neutral white/grey tone with red accents, which is consistent with the theme of the development.

Ang Mo Kio Court 51 multi storey carpark

There are two exits and one entrance to the multi-storey car park, and at the time of my visit, there were quite an ample number of lots here as level 4 onwards was mostly empty.

As a resident who drives, you’d be pleased to know that getting season parking wouldn’t be a problem here. For the month of March, there were still over 100 lots available.

Ang Mo Kio Court Carpark

Next, let’s head up to the rooftop to check out the rooftop garden!

Ang Mo Kio Court 41 link bridge

Stepping out onto the rooftop garden, you’ll see that it has some nice greenery and is well-kept. It’s also quite a decent size, sporting quite a number of seating areas.

Ang Mo Kio Court 43 greenery
Ang Mo Kio Court 45 rooftop garden
Ang Mo Kio Court 44 rooftop garden seating
Ang Mo Kio Court 22 roof deck seating

From here, you can see that some units face the MSCP directly. These tend to be the most undesirable stacks in any HDB due to the unsightly nature of any MSCP. Besides the less-than-inspiring views, residents here would be exposed to the sounds of tyres screeching, car doors slamming and headlights potentially shining into the opposite units.

Ang Mo Kio Court 46 top view blocks and facilities

To make things more convenient, the rooftop garden was connected with the neighbouring block via a link bridge.

Ang Mo Kio Court 23 wheelchair ramp

I wished that there were more link bridges here since this would mean extra convenience for residents parking on higher floors so they won’t need to head back down to go home. Personally, for me, this could be a make or break depending on how solid the other factors are for the development.

Now let’s talk about the common corridor layout:

ang mo kio court typical corridor layout

Needless to say, the position of your unit within the corridor layout matters – a lot. Naturally, corner units are the best – you won’t need to share the common space outside. In this case, the best unit is unit 21 in the above layout. There’s no reason for anyone to approach your home since there are no other units there. Moreover, it’s close to the lift yet far enough from the rubbish chute but not too far that it’s inconvenient.

Stack 35 is the least desirable in my opinion. Many owners would pass by your home, the service yard faces the common corridor which reduces privacy, and the biggest concern is that the unit is just next to the rubbish disposal point. This increases the odds of pests coming into the home, and many residents would be visiting your corner almost every day.

Inside the block, you’ll find the common corridors to be very spacious, bright, and well-ventilated.

Ang Mo Kio Court 15 unit entrance
Ang Mo Kio Court 12 corridor

Each unit has a good amount of space outside, which really helps when you need to leave things like your shoes outside. Units along the corridor have a good distance between them, so there’s definitely no gate that would be clashing against each other while affording residents space to put useful things like a shoe rack.

Ang Mo Kio Court 49 unit entrance

Again, the best units here go to the corner units due to the amount of privacy and common area space.

Ang Mo Kio Court 48 unit entrance
Ang Mo Kio Court 14 unit entrance

There’s one recycle bin and one regular waste disposal chute, which is either next to the lift lobby or separated from the lift lobby by the staircase.

Ang Mo Kio Court 11 chute

However, it can be considered some distance away from some units – those that are past the common corridor.

For such residents, going to throw the trash may be slightly less convenient than for those whose units are just outside the chute. The benefit here is that they’re less likely to get pests, though it shouldn’t be an issue compared to those with chutes within the unit.

The lift lobby area has 3 to 4 lifts servicing 5 – 10 units, depending on the block. It is very spacious, modern, and nothing out of the ordinary. Considering it’s only up to 27 storeys high, we don’t anticipate the wait times to be too long here.

Ang Mo Kio Court 24 lift

Depending on how high you are, you can also get a glimpse of the decent unblocked views here, which is a definite plus for those who value a good view.

Now, let’s check out the facilities that Ang Mo Kio Court has to offer!

Ang Mo Kio Court 29 playground pathway

There are two playgrounds and three fitness corners in total, making it sufficient for this cluster. The facilities are well spread out from each other, and the surrounding area doesn’t feel very dense at all given how open the space is. There are also sheltered seating areas for parents to sit and watch over their kids while they play.

Ang Mo Kio Court 32 sheltered seating

Parents would be happy to know that both playgrounds have a different theme, catering to different age groups.

The first one is very colourful and features some climbing structures. These look like they’re for younger kids who enjoy exploring and climbing.

Ang Mo Kio Court 30 playground

The second area looks more suitable for older kids as the obstacles seem more advanced to tackle. Nevertheless, these are always important facilities for families to have to keep the young ones entertained.

Ang Mo Kio Court 28 playground

Also, as someone who is more risk averse, I’m happy to report that the facilities are not situated nearby any roads to reduce the possibility of accidents happening.

Ang Mo Kio Court 31 playground

Finally, as with most HDBs, Ang Mo Kio Court also features some fitness equipment.

The first fitness area houses pretty standard fare and is quite well spread out.

Ang Mo Kio Court 33 playground

The second one looks more interesting and could actually make sense for those looking for a tougher workout.

Ang Mo Kio Court 34 fitness corner

Overall, I would say that the facilities provided here are very decent for a 590-unit HDB. But if you’ve read to this stage, you’ve probably realised that it’s missing out on 2 important things: a childcare centre as well as commercial units for daily necessities.

Editor’s Note (31 Mar 2023): There is a childcare centre located at block 227.

Given the estate’s maturity though, we really wouldn’t worry about it – so let’s look into that in our location review!

Ang Mo Kio Court Location Review

Ang Mo Kio is definitely a very sought-after estate to live in and there are quite a number of reasons why this is so.

For starters, there’s the Kebun Baru Market and Food Centre and a coffee shop just opposite. The best part is that it’s connected directly to Ang Mo Kio Court via a sheltered walkway, so residents can easily grab something to eat even during a rainy day.

Ang Mo Kio Court 55 amenities
Ang Mo Kio Court 54 eateries

The area also houses a supermarket, a wet market, and several miscellaneous shops for basic necessities.

Ang Mo Kio Court 57 grocery
Ang Mo Kio Court 56 amenities

Up north, there’s also a Sheng Siong supermarket at block 122 Ang Mo Kio St 12 which is about an 8-minute walk away.

And for those who love taking a walk in the park, you’d be glad to know that Bishan-Ang Mo Kio park is just under a 10-minute walk away!

natura loft bishan ang mo kio park 8

There’s also the Ang Mo Kio Park Connector close by, so residents can hop onto the network quickly for some recreational fun.

That being said, Ang Mo Kio Court isn’t near any shopping malls, so if more varied dining and shopping options are important to you, this would be a downside to note.

ang mo kio court preschool

Finally, those with young ones would be happy to learn that there are 5 preschools within walking distance:

A quick check on these preschools reveals several vacancies within 1 year, which sounds bad but this is much better than not having any vacancies at all which is quite commonplace.

Overall, I would say that the location is quite positive given the numerous amenities around which is probably what you’d expect of any mature estate.

Public Transport

Bus stationBuses ServicedDistance From HDB (& Est. Walking Time)
‘ANG MO KIO PR SCH (54229)’76, 132, 165, 166, 169, 265, 268, 268C, 269, 269A, 65250m (1 min walk)

Closest MRT: Mayflower MRT (Thomson-East Coast Line) – about a 7-minute unsheltered walk depending on the block you stay in. This may not be considered within walking distance to some, but it’s a comfortable amount of time to reach an MRT.

Editor’s Note 28 March 2023: A resident reached out to inform us that the walk to the MRT is a lot shorter cutting through the open-air car park.

There’s also Ang Mo Kio MRT which is about a 22-minute walk. By bus, this is reduced to around 11 minutes including the walk to the bus stop.

In terms of bus connectivity, residents would be able to reach the CBD, Clementi, Hougang, and even up north – Yishun, Woodlands, and Sembawang.

ang mo kio court bus connectivity

Unlike several HDBs I’ve reviewed, Ang Mo Kio Court disappoints here in that the walk to the bus stop isn’t sheltered. This creates greater inconvenience during wet weather if you don’t happen to have an umbrella. Frankly, I’d have preferred a sheltered link to transport, rather than to food!

Ang Mo Kio Court 52 bus stop

Private Transport

Key DestinationsDistance From HDB (& Est. Peak Hour Drive Time)
Raffles Place13.2 km (20 mins drive)
Orchard Road11.3 km (18 mins drive)
Suntec City12.7 km (19 mins drive)
Changi Airport23.8 km (34 mins drive)
Tuas Port40 km (58 mins drive)
Paya Lebar Quarter10.2 km (16 mins drive)
Mediapolis12.4 km (23 mins drive)
Mapletree Business City14.2 km (27 mins drive)
Tuas Checkpoint36.3 km (52 mins drive)
Woodlands Checkpoint18.1 km (28 mins)
Harbourfront Cluster17.2 km (25 mins)
Punggol Cluster10.3 km (20 mins)
Source: OneMap. Based on driving times during peak hours.

Immediate road exit:
Ang Mo Kio Street 22, Ang Mo Kio Street 23


Summary:
Drivers can easily connect to the CTE to go straight to the CBD via Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1. From the CTE, drivers can transfer to the PIE to quickly reach Changi Airport too.

Groceries

Name of Grocery ShopDistance from HDB (& Est Time)
Sheng Siong8-minute walk (650m)

Schools

Educational TierNumber of Institutes
Preschool3
Primary School (Within 1KM)3
Secondary School3
Junior College2
Other Tertiary Institutes1
SchoolDistance From Condo (& Est. Walking Time)
My First Skool700 m (8 mins walk)
PCF Sparkletots Preschool @ Kebun Baru800 m (9 mins walk)
Sunflower Kinderhub @ AMK LLP1 km (11 mins walk)
Ang Mo Kio Primary School 0.5 km (5 mins walk)
CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School1.5 km (18 mins walk)
Mayflower Primary School1.8 km (21 mins walk)
Ang Mo Kio Secondary School 0.4 km (4 mins walk)
Mayflower Secondary School0.6 km (7 mins walk)
Peirce Secondary School1.3 km (15 mins walk)
Eunoia Junior College1 km (12 mins walk)
Anderson Serangoon Junior College2 km (17 mins via bus)
Nanyang Polytechnic2 km (18 mins via bus)

Ang Mo Kio Court Site Review

From my tour here, it’s apparent that Ang Mo Kio Court feels very spacious even if it didn’t look like it on the site plan.

Ang Mo Kio Court 5 pathway

The development features wide paths lined with greenery that meanders through the common grounds. And despite the towering 27-storey structures around, you wouldn’t feel caved in here.

Ang Mo Kio Court 38 landscaping 1

This is due to the wide amount of space between each building. For example, block 228A is just next to the main facilities area, but it’s a good 40+ metres away from the low-rise Ang Mo Kio Primary. Blocks 227A and 228B are also around 60+ metres apart.

Inside the blocks, you’ll also find numerous seating areas for people to rest and chit-chat. There’s nothing particularly special about this, but you may be surprised to learn that not every HDB development has them.

Ang Mo Kio Court 17 void deck

These honestly don’t look very comfortable though, but that could be a deliberate decision both in terms of cost and also to discourage people from lounging for too long.

Ang Mo Kio Court 18 void deck seating

Unit Mix

Block NumberStoreys2 Room (Type 1)2 Room (Type 2)4 Room5 Room3GenTotal
227A2752104104260
228A23/27787052200
228B275278130
Total5210423414852590

Ang Mo Kio Court Stack Analysis

ang mo kio court stacks

Ang Mo Kio Court goes up to 27 storeys high, and while this isn’t anywhere near the tallest HDBs (40-50 storeys high), it’s relatively tall given it’s surrounded by low-rise HDBs.

Therefore, anyone who stays above these older flats would have some sort of unblocked view. The question is just how good the unblocked view is.

Ang Mo Kio Court 7 top view

South-facing stacks would get a good view of the BIshan-Ang Mo Kio Park plus the CBD beyond. You can also see the Upper and Lower Peirce Reservoir and the Bukit Timah area. This is personally my favourite view, however, it does mean you’ll be facing the main road too which is noisier.

Ang Mo Kio Court 13 top view

North-facing units from levels 11 and above can overlook the low-rise Ang Mo Kio Primary to see all the way to Sembawang/Malaysia.

On the west side, high-floor units here will get an unblocked view of the Upper and Lower Peirce reservoirs and the landed estate opposite. There’s only one stack that has a slight west facing which is stack 37. This stack receives the afternoon sun for about a quarter of a year.

Finally, east-facing units on high floors will get an unblocked view of the Serangoon area.

All of the stacks here have a pretty good distance to the next building. You’ll also notice that none of the stacks directly faces another unit within the same development given how it’s laid out. However, do bear in mind that stacks 05 and 07 face the MSCP directly.

Ang Mo Kio Court Layout Analysis

Those who wish to see the 3D tour of these units can visit this official link by HDB.

2-Room Flexi Type 1 (38/36 sqm)

2 room flexi ang mo kio court 2
ProsCons
Living and bedroom window walls are aligned.Long walkway entrance
Spacious kitchen, 2 sided cabinet can be built.Living/dining is pretty tight
Good privacy as the door doesn’t open up to the living or dining area

2-Room Flexi Type 2 (47/45 sqm)

2 room flexi type 2 ang mo kio court
ProsCons
Living and bedroom window walls are aligned.Long walkway entrance
Spacious kitchen, 2 sided cabinet can be built.Living/dining is pretty tight
Good privacy as the door doesn’t open up to the living or dining area

4-Room Flat (93/96 sqm)

  • ang mo kio court 4 room flat floor plan 3
  • ang mo kio court 4 room flat floor plan 4
  • ang mo kio court 4 room flat floor plan 2
  • ang mo kio court 4 room flat floor plan 1
ProsCons
The unit layout is well laid out and efficient.Short TV wall
Common bedrooms can fit a queen-sized bed while the Master bedroom can fit a king-sized bed.
Separate living and dining area
Decent-sized kitchen, ample space to do cabinets along the perpendicular walls.
The service yard layout allows for a dryer and washer on both ends

5-Room Flat (113/116 sqm)

  • ang mo kio court 5 room flat floor plan 1
  • ang mo kio court 5 room flat floor plan 2
ProsCons
All rooms can fit a queen bed minimally. The Master bedroom can fit in a King bed.The main door opens up straight to the living and dining area (which lacks privacy)
Good service yard layout allows for a dryer and washer on both endsStructural column between living and 1st common bedroom
Spacious living/dining areaKitchen cabinets can be put on only one side of the kitchen

3Gen Flat (120 sqm)

  • ang mo kio court 3 gen flat floor plan 1
ProsCons
Dumbbell layout with two spacious ensuite bedroomsThe main door opens up straight to the living and dining area (which lacks privacy)
All rooms can fit a queen bed minimally. Both master bedrooms can fit a king bed.Structural columns between bedrooms make it hard to achieve an open-concept home
2 sided cabinets can be built in the kitchen

Our Take

Ang Mo Kio Court 46 top view blocks and facilities

Overall, Ang Mo Kio Court seems like a great development for those looking to stay in a young and modern HDB flat. Its facilities are sufficient and the development feels quite spacious.

Given it rises up to 27 storeys, many residents here can enjoy an unblocked view of the city too.

In addition to that, no block faces each other directly and there is a good distance between each block and the opposite building.

Amenities-wise, residents have plenty to choose from despite not having commercial units within the development. There’s also a sheltered walkway there which makes the journey very comfortable.

There’s also the Ang Mo Kio Park Connector which residents can use for recreation as well as the sprawling Bishan-Ang Mo Kio park that’s perfect for the weekend stroll.

The downside here is the lack of an MRT within walking distance. For those who do not drive and rely a lot on public transport, perhaps Ang Mo Kio Court may not be for you unless you don’t mind the more than 10-minute walk to the Thomson-East Coast Line. Otherwise, you’ll find yourself taking the bus to the MRT quite often!

So should you consider staying in Ang Mo Kio Court? While pricing may not be out yet, you can expect 4-room flats here to be in the $800,000 – $900,000 range given its good location and large size. This is the case for the recently-MOP HDB Kebun Bahru Court.

For this amount of money, you would have plenty of other options, so it’ll really boil down to whether this location is important to you!

The good thing is that Ang Mo Kio has a limited number of modern HDB flats. Like Bishan, the estate is more or less built-up, so unless the government starts announcing SERS like crazy for all the other old HDB blocks around, buyers would only have a limited supply of new-ish Ang Mo Kio flats to choose from which helps to stabilise its pricing.

If you’d like to get in touch for a more in-depth consultation, you can do so here.

What this means for you

You might like Ang Mo Kio Court if you:

  • • Want an unblocked view:Those staying on higher floors can easily get an unblocked view on all sides.
  • • Want to be near amenities:While it doesn’t have a major mall nearby, the maturity of Ang Mo Kio means plenty of basic amenities nearby for residents staying here.

You may not like Ang Mo Kio Court if you:

  • • Want to be close to an MRT:Mayflower MRT is not within walking distance and Ang Mo Kio MRT is even further. Those relying on the MRT may want to consider elsewhere.
  • • Are on a budget:While there’s no transaction to reference, flats here will be within the top percentile of most expensive flats. Expect 5-room flats to cross the million-dollar mark here.
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Sean

Sean has a writing experience of 3 years and is currently with Stacked Homes focused on general property research, helping to pen articles focused on condos. In his free time, he enjoys photography and coffee tasting.

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Alicia
Alicia
1 year ago

Am a resident here – think the claim that it is not walkable to Mayflower MRT is factually incorrect and misleading. Residents here know to cut through the open air carpark on the other side of Ang Mo Kio Primary School which is a short cut to the Mayflower MRT and about 600m walk to the nearest exit. Usually takes 7min including traffic. Does not take 10-12min.

Stacked Homes
Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  Alicia

Hi! We’ve made the correction about the walk to the MRT on our page. Thanks for pointing it out.

Mitch
Mitch
1 year ago

Quick feedback: (1) I walk to Mayflower MRT daily and it is 7 mins from my door in block 228B to the fare gate. (2) There are many buses from the bus stop to Mayflower MRT (1 stop away) unlike the article’s description. Just FYI, there will be a shelter built for the bus stop by end 2023 upon resident’s feedback (3) The article misses out on the fact that there is a brand new Sparkletots on the ground floor of the Multi-story carpark.

Stacked Homes
Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  Mitch

Hi, we’ve made the correction to 1 and 2. As for 3, we mistook the PCF Sparkletots to be in the neighbouring block. We’ve rectified the error. Thanks.

Ultra Shiny Marines
Ultra Shiny Marines
1 year ago

Kebun Baru Court is within 5 minutes walking distance to Mayflower MRT Station, hence it has a big advantage over Ang Mo Kio Court.

Regrets
Regrets
1 year ago

As a resident in AMK Court, I regret buying my home here. Everyday there is noise from the hawker center opposite during the wee hours when everyone is asleep. I’m also unfortunate to live below noisy neighbours who stomp. My unit’s build quality is bad, there are termites. Neighbourhood kids are rowdy and destructive. Lots of smokers also.

Stacked Homes
Admin
1 year ago
Reply to  Regrets

Sorry to hear that! We hope that these issues would be better for you over time, or that you can find a home that wouldn’t have these issues. Unfortunately with neighbours, it’s not easy to avoid – it’s really luck!

AMM
AMM
1 year ago
Reply to  Regrets

Pls share your block and unit number so future buyers can avoid your unit.

Thank you.

Can’t be happier
Can’t be happier
1 year ago

just to note that a covered walkway to the bus stop is being constructed from ST Luke’s, which will link up the estate to the bus stops (and all the buses reaches amk hub)

Even though the MRT stations are not at the door step, its right in the middle of 3 lines within convenient access. NSL, TEL , and the upcoming Teck ghee station (cross island line est 2030, which will be about 3 years after the estate MOPs)

Stacked Homes
Admin
1 year ago

Thanks for sharing!

Gina
Gina
1 year ago

Block 228B is the site of a gruesome murder
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/ang-mo-kio-murder-case-court-psychiatric-observation-david-brian-chow-kwok-hun-isabel-francis-2501166

228B is haunted already. Better avoid that block. Fengshui not very good.

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