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Couple reject lucrative offers for flat

Couple reject lucrative offers for flat
Couple reject lucrative offers for flat


Step into Mr Brian Chee and Ms Catherine Low's four-room flat in Punggol, and one is greeted by a steady breeze and stunning views of Serangoon Reservoir, Pulau Ubin and even Malaysia.
Little wonder then that the couple have no intention of selling their 18th-floor flat, even though property agents have come to them with lucrative offers.
Last year, an agent promised them $600,000 for their unit - more than three times the $170,000 they paid for the flat.
But they were quick to refuse.
"We were not tempted at all," said Mr Chee, a 41-year-old stay-at-home father. "We like the greenery and environment, and it's very quiet and peaceful here."
The couple moved into their top-floor unit in Block 167A, Punggol East in 2007. They applied for the Build-To-Order flat in 2003.
EASY DECISION
We were not tempted at all. We like the greenery and environment here.
It's very quiet and peaceful.''
MR BRIAN CHEE, a stay-at-home father
Mr Chee, a former interior designer, left his job four years ago to take care of their son, eight, and daughter, five.
Being close to nature has another perk, added Mr Chee. The family of four are often able to go cycling together at the nearby Punggol Waterway.
While some of their neighbours made tidy profits from selling their homes, Ms Low is cautious about following their example.
The 38-year-old accountant said: "If we sell, it definitely won't be cheap to get another flat in a good location. What if we need another loan?"
She added: "The children go to school in Punggol and so, would have to adapt to a new environment if we move."
But Mr Chee said he has toyed with the idea of selling before.
He said: "If there's a three-generation flat in a good location, I would consider buying and moving in with my parents.
"My parents are getting old and it'll be good to take care of them. They can help look after the children too."
The Straits Times/ S'pore                                                                Published on Tuesday, 7 July 2015 By Yeo Sam Jo                                                                 Couple reject lucrative offers for flat
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