How Do The Recent MOP-ed Units Score On Our Fengshui Metre?

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Published: 31 Jul 2025

With the HDB’s Build-to-Order (BTO) exercise from 2020, the 2025 HDB MOP (Minimum Occupation Period) consist of developments spread across eleven projects in the housing estates of Sembawang, Hougang, Kallang, Geylang, Bukit Panjang, Woodlands, Bedok, and Punggol.

In this series of articles, we will take in-depth fengshui reviews on the upcoming MOP estates to assess their fengshui qualities and see if these estates really have good fengshui.

As you prepare to collect the keys to your new home, why not renovate your new house and layout furnitures to optimise the fengshui for the next 20 years? Discover the potential benefits and insights that fengshui could bring to your new beginning!

EastGlen @ Canberra

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Bounded by Canberra Crescent and Canberra Walk, EastGlen @ Canberra is located in the idyllic town of Sembawang in District 27 of Singapore. From a fengshui perspective, it sits near the tail of the Southern Dragon amidst the fengshui land formation of “Thriving Bamboos”.

Bamboos, being an auspicious symbol in Chinese culture, indicate the potential for growth and progress. This formation promises positive influences for residents in this area. Nevertheless, residents of EastGlen @ Canberra, especially those with elderly and young children, should note that this region is susceptible to strong northeast winds, in particular during the year end monsoon season.

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Hougang Rivercourt

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Bounded by Tampines Road, Hougang Avenue 7 and Hougang Street 32, Hougang Rivercourt sits near the mid-section of the Eastern Dragon of Singapore. ​​This indicates stable qi flow, which is ideal for long-term residence or business.

In the Hougang precinct, the fengshui formation of the “Paired Lotus Land” represents good luck and happiness and favours females.

The Paired Lotus Land tends to produce strong-minded yet traditional women, with the potential of making it big. To make it big, female residents are advised to tap on their knowledge wisely to ensure a holistic development.

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Kallang Residences

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Bounded by Sims Avenue and Lorong 1 Geylang in Singapore’s District 14, Kallang Residences sits near the head of the Southern Dragon. Living near the Dragon head can be beneficial for career breakthroughs or visionary pursuits, as fresh qi tends to be concentrated around the area.

However, energy can be intense. Hence, such areas are best suited for those with resilient or ambitious personalities.

Kallang Residences falls in the fengshui land formation of the “Five Snakes Battling a White Crocodile”. Flowing from the Peirce Reservoir, Kallang River is the longest river in Singapore, and one of the Yang Dragons, from a fengshui perspective. Along with four other waterways, it formed the “Five Snakes Battling a White Crocodile” formation, with Kallang River being the most influential. Shaped like the mouth of a crocodile, the river belies fast-flowing undercurrents and dangers.

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Pine Vista

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Located at the junction of Cassia Link and Pine Lane, Pine Vista near the stable torso of the Eastern Dragon in Singapore’s District 14 in the precinct of Geylang. This indicates stable qi flow, which is ideal for long-term residence or business.

This soon to MOP-ed development is near the fengshui formation called “Water Centipede”. With a “spilt personality”, this water centipede consists of two sections.

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Senja Heights

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Located along Senja road in Bukit Panjang district, Senja Heights is a stone’s throw from Senja Valley in District 23 of Singapore. From a fengshui perspective, it resides near the tail of the Central Dragon, aka the Affluence Dragon.

The dragon’s tail represents stability and gradual growth (rather than explosive success like the dragon’s head). Hence, residents here must be patient and adaptable in order to thrive over time.

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Senja Valley

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Located along Senja road in Bukit Panjang district, Senja Valley is in District 23 of Singapore. From a fengshui perspective, it resides near the tail of the Central Dragon, aka the Affluence Dragon.

In Bukit Panjang, the presence of a well-skilled general gives rise to the fengshui land formation of “General’s Desk”. The area near the hill is designated as the desk while the hill represents the general’s flag. Further down near Bukit Panjang Road stands blocks of flats that strategically formed a fort. With its pleasant climate and environment, this precinct is an ideal place for nurturing the next generation.

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Woodlands Spring

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Bounded by Woodlands Drive 60 and Woodlands Avenue 6, Woodlands Spring is located in the popular Northwestern town of Woodlands in District 25 of Singapore.

From a fengshui perspective, it resides near the tail of the Central Dragon, aka the Affluence Dragon.

Nevertheless, herein lies the fengshui land formation of “Golden Coin-storing Bowl”. This indicates favorability for wealth and health. Residents in this area shall be able to hold a stable and secure job, as well as accumulate wealth.

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Bedok Beacon

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Based on landform fengshui, Bedok Beacon belongs to the favourable fengshui land formation known as “Golden Coins Falling to the Ground”, shaped by Bedok Reservoir, a symbolic source of wealth. This means that residents in Bedok are blessed with opportunities of windfall.

However, this formation is also accompanied with two tricky stars, namely the Tao Hua Romance and White Tiger stars, which underlie potential wealth loss. As such, one is advised to go by the book and stay down-to-earth.

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Bedok South Horizon

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Bedok South Horizon sits within the favourable fengshui land formation known as “Golden Coins Falling to the Ground”, shaped by Bedok Reservoir, the symbolic source of wealth. This means that residents in Bedok are blessed with opportunities of windfall.

However, this formation is also accompanied with two tricky stars, namely the Tao Hua Romance and White Tiger stars, which underlie potential wealth loss. As such, one is advised to go by the book and stay down-to-earth.

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Matilda Sundeck

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Located in Punggol, Matilda Sundeck is part of the land formation known as the “Crab Suppressed by Rock” formation. A crab land is symbolic of strength and vigour. Although highly driven to reach the top, the crab is prone to making rash decisions in its unyielding pursuit for success. Fortunately, it is held in place by a big rock. This means that residents in Punggol are controlled in their journey for progress, striking a harmonious balance at all times.

Located in the Northeast region of Singapore, Punggol has developed rapidly over the past two decades, coinciding with the fengshui Period 8 that favours the Northeast. But is it really a coincidence?

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Waterway Sunrise 1

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Waterway Sunrise in Punggol belongs to the land formation of “Crab Suppressed by Rock”. A crab land symbolises strength and vigour. While highly driven to reach the top, the crab is prone to acting rashly in its unyielding pursuit for success. Fortunately, this crab is held in place by a big rock. This means that residents in Punggol are controlled in their journey for progress, striking a harmonious balance at all times.

Located in the Northeast region of Singapore, Punggol has developed rapidly over the past two decades, coinciding with the fengshui Period 8 that favours the Northeast. But is it really a coincidence? Interestingly, as we entered Period 9 last year, development seems to be slowing in this region.

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Which fengshui MOP units to choose?

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