Decozy SG

09/06/2025

New unit at Sims Urban Oasis.
A nice condominium within walking distance to Aljunied MRT station and JCU campus.

17/08/2023

We have our bad experience with tenants with such behavior too. It reflects badly on their characters and upbringings. Some tenants don’t respect the property that they have rented (tenants might want to know that you do not own the premises).
As owner or landlord, it’s important to regularly visit and check the place for such abusive and irresponsible acts. Appropriate action can be taken as necessary.

The unwelcome 'freebies' that came with this newly-bought condo apartment left a new homeowner distraught. One TikTok user, who only gave her name as Amanda, was shocked to see her new home in Singapore littered with rubbish in a recent video re-uploaded by TikTok user Ben's Social Club on Tuesday (...

17/08/2023

Unfortunate event for the cat.
Tenant might have delay in rent payment but landlord should at least assist in allowing the cat to be fed or accessed.

For most pet owners, reuniting with their pets after a long trip away may be the best feeling ever. But the reunion between a German expat and his pet cats was marred when his landlord reportedly locked him out of his apartment, trapping his pet cats with no food and water for four days. Wolfram Gun...

10/09/2020

We are optimistic and hopeful that Singapore Government would gradually open up our country to receive foreign students so that many of you who have applied or already gotten your student visa may return to Singapore soon. 🙂

However, it may still be necessary to take precautionary actions to minimize the spread of Covid-19 while you are in Singapore. You may be served with a SHN (Stay Home Notice), and we have provided a quick summary of DOs and DON’Ts.

Please refer to the link below fore full details provided by our authorities. [Updated as of 16 Jul]
https://www.gov.sg/article/questions-about-the-dedicated-shn-facilities-for-returnees-answered

WHAT MUST BE DONE DURING THE STAY-HOME NOTICE (SHN) PERIOD
• Remain in your place of residence at all times during the SHN period. Do not leave your residence, even if it is to purchase food and essentials. If necessary, you may opt for home delivery services or enlist the assistance of others for your daily necessities.

• Minimise contact with others, and avoid interaction with others in your residence. You are prohibited from coming into contact with other persons (who do not stay with you) within 2 metres, other than for the purposes of receiving delivery of food or other essential supplies.

If sharing a house with others, stay in your own room as much as possible and use a dedicated toilet if possible.

• Only leave residence for your scheduled COVID-19 test appointment.

Monitor your health closely
i.e. Twice daily for fever (≥ 38°C) and respiratory symptoms such as cough and breathlessness. If you are unwell, wear a mask and seek medical attention immediately. Avoid contact with others.

For students, you can seek assistance from your educational institution.

OBSERVE GOOD PERSONAL HYGIENE
• Maintain good personal hygiene.
Wash your hands regularly with soap and water. Flush the toilet after use, and wash your hands before and after handling food or eating, and after going to the toilet.
• Do not touch your face.
• Cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing.
• Maintain good indoor ventilation.
• Carry out frequent cleaning of your place of residence.
• Do not share food, crockery, utensils and other personal hygiene items.
• If you need to leave your room, eg. to go to the toilet, avoid touching any surfaces such as door k***s and handles, or wipe them down with disinfection should you do so.
• Masks are mandatory at all times when leaving the house e.g. if you need to seek medical attention.

Government of Singapore.

02/09/2020

Dengue cases in 2020 is several times higher compared to the last five years. 1,288 dengue cases were reported in the week ending 22 Aug 2020 according to National Environmental Agency.

We can take protective actions against dengue.
- Spray insecticide in dark corners around the house
- Apply insect repellent regularly
- Wear long-sleeve tops and long pants

The National Environment Agency

30/03/2020

Singapore is doing its best to fight COVID-19.
Glad that FT is reporting it.

Timely preparation, aggressive testing, tracing of carriers and luck helped limit impact

12/01/2018

12/01/2018