TOP Fengshui POV: Heart of Yew Tee (D23)
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Published: 7 Sept 2026
As Heart of Yew Tee prepares for its upcoming TOP, future residents are eyeing more than just its ultra-convenient doorstep amenities. This unique Choa Chu Kang integrated BTO sits right beside bustling transport links and shopping hubs, creating a fast-moving, high-energy environment.
But does this vibrant setup bring positive energy to your home, or extra noise and stress? While it’s never too late to get a consultation, reviewing your home’s feng shui before starting renovation can save you time and money. Read on for our in-depth fengshui review of Heart of Yew Tee, Singapore’s second vertical kampung.
Landform fengshui: Heart of Yew Tee in District 23 (D23)
In Singapore, the Five Dragon Landform Fengshui harnesses “hidden dragons”, which are man-made structures that channel energy flow. From the lens of fengshui, roads act as “dragon veins”, skyscrapers as “mountain dragons” offering stability and waterways serve as wealth-attracting “water dragons”.
The five auspicious dragons, namely Eastern, Western, Southern, Northern and Central, along with the Singapore and Kallang Rivers, converge to drive the city’s growth and prosperity, with each dragon influencing a region’s success.
Bounded by Yew Tee Close, Choa Chu Kang Street 62 and Choa Chu Kang North 6, Heart of Yew Tee sits near the tail of the Central Dragon, aka the Affluence Dragon. The dragon’s tail represents stability and gradual growth. Hence, residents here must be patient and adaptable to thrive over time.
Fengshui formation of Heart of Yew Tee in D23
Heart of Yew Tee sits within the precinct of Choa Chu Kang. Based on fengshui, Choa Chu Kang marks the point where the mighty Central and Western Dragons meet, making it an extremely auspicious land.
This region has the fengshui formation known as the “Homes of the Flying Swallows”. Being migratory birds, the swallows tend to take flight during different seasons. Hence, those living on this swallow land shall have great opportunities to travel far and frequently. This is also a good region for those pursuing a career in diplomacy or politics.
As swallows can also fly in different directions, couples may experience time away from each other due to work commitments. With that in mind, spouses must have strong faith in each other and always try to keep harmony in mind.
Exterior fengshui considerations
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Located a stone’s throw from Yew Tee MRT station, Heart of Yew Tee sits within an established neighbourhood, developed as an extension of Choa Chu Kang New Town in the early 1990s. In fengshui terms, Qi in a long-established neighbourhood tends to be calmer and more consistent than in a freshly cleared site. This spells positive for residents of Heart of Yew Tee.
Known as Singapore’s second “vertical kampung”, this new integrated development was designed and planned around the physical, mental and social needs of residents. Facilities include Choa Chu Kang’s 1st hawker centre, a community club, polyclinic, kidney dialysis centre, retail outlets and a community plaza across from the residential building.
Despite the convenience, some residents may have concerns about staying near medical facilities as these establishments are considered to be Yin in nature. That’s why choosing a unit is important. It helps if your unit is on a higher floor. Also, polyclinics (unlike hospitals) don’t operate around the clock, and noise would be kept within operating hours during the day.
Surrounded by a mix of condos and HDB flats, homeowners at Heart of Yew Tee should stay mindful of what their home looks out to. High-rise buildings in proximity can give rise to Sha Qi formations that are inauspicious, such as corner Sha (角煞), where a neighbouring building’s sharp edge points directly at the home. If you encounter such a scenario, don’t hesitate to consult a professional fengshui master for appropriate fengshui measures.
On a positive note, thoughtful design can facilitate ventilation, allowing smoother flow of Qi in our urban spaces. Heart of Yew Tee boasts open spaces with green decks, where garden terraces and open stairways connect its residential and commercial blocks. This layered, interconnected greenery is highly favourable in fengshui terms. Well-placed plants can help soften and circulate Qi evenly throughout the estate, fostering strong growth energy (Sheng Qi).
However, residents should ensure their unit isn’t too close to dense foliage or large tree canopies. While greenery symbolises vitality, overgrown trees right outside a unit’s windows or main entrance can block incoming sunlight and auspicious energy, while bringing unwanted pests closer to home.
Internal fengshui considerations
Homeowners should bear in mind the main orientation of your house, as it will directly influence the overall luck of your household member(s). The house orientation refers to the facing of your house, which can be measured from the main entrance where Qi flows in.
Tip: Did you know a physical Luopan (fengshui compass) is much more sensitive to the Qi, energy of the house, than a digital compass? Use our Free Way Almanac App to estimate the direction of your house! Also, consider a professional fengshui Master to optimise your home direction.
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Heart of Yew Tee comprises a 10-storey residential block that will be integrated with a 6-storey commercial block. There are a total of 68 units of 2-room flexi flats for seniors. Facilities include a community club, polyclinic, kidney dialysis centre, retail outlets and a community plaza.
Based on fengshui analysis, North and South are the most auspicious directions in Period 9 and Period 1 (years 2024 – 2063), followed by Northwest and Southeast. We have categorised the units at Heart of Yew Tee under the Period 9 Auspicious Home Ranking chart as listed below.
All stacks potentially face the most auspicious directions in Period 9, but these units lie on the boundary between two directions indicated with the warning sign. In such a scenario, a professional fengshui consultation is advised for a more accurate analysis.
Unsure about the home fengshui at Heart of Yew Tee? It’s never too late to review your Bazi compatibility with your home or get a 2nd opinion to improve your home fengshui. Way Fengshui provides professional residential fengshui services with the ultimate aim of helping you to create a harmonious environment in your new home.
Did you know?
The destructive relationship between fire and water is common knowledge. In fengshui, this is no exception. Hence, having a stove directly facing your water basin in the kitchen is considered detrimental to the fengshui of the household.
This could adversely affect the health of your family, with the negative effects being most prominent on the female owner.
This undesirable situation could be remedied during the renovation of your home by relocating either the stove or the water basin. Should this be impractical, you could consider keeping a potted plant right beside the water basin. This will allow creative relationships between water, wood and fire to be formed.
Homeowners should also be mindful that the fengshui Period 9, which corresponds with the South, represents a strong Fire element. That’s why it is crucial to locate important spaces within your premises. For example, it is best to make adjustments if your stove (also of the fire element) is facing South; otherwise, too much fire energy can cause instability and burnout for members in the household.
In fengshui, the stove represents “the female owner of the house”. As such, the state of the stove in your house represents the condition of your mother or wife. If your stove happens to face South, you are also highly recommended to consult a professional fengshui master for appropriate fengshui measures.
Thrive in Period 9 with good home fengshui
As with most things in life, getting it right from the start will save you lots of effort. More than just the correct placement of furniture or avoiding certain colours, home fengshui looks into compatibility amongst the homeowners and your living spaces.
In terms of fengshui, Heart of Yew Tee sits on a favourable fengshui land and all units likely face the most auspicious directions of Period 9. A detailed on-site fengshui consultation can help you gain a complete understanding of the unique fengshui footprint of your home, so you can optimise it to your advantage.
To ensure you and your household members thrive consistently in the current Period 9, don’t hesitate to contact Way Fengshui Consultancy for your home fengshui needs.
With the right fengshui conditions, you and your loved ones can thrive in a harmonious and comfortable living environment!
Our residential fengshui consultation services include, but are not limited to the following aspects:
- Relationships and health
- Career and wealth opportunities
- Wealth position of your house
- Wen Chang position (for academic considerations)
- Optimal furniture arrangement
- Lucky colours and unlucky colours
- Auspicious dates to renovate and shift premises
So, wait no further! Our masters will evaluate your units based on a four-point method, analysing the luck cycle, direction, Bazi suitability and missing sector to make your fengshui unit selection a breeze. Learn more here.
