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Three Ways Feng Shui Can Boost Property Sales
By Anthony Lee | October 18, 2015
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The slew of cooling measures has dampened sales activities in recent years. With leads becoming scarce and valuable, here are three ways realtors can use feng shui to boost sales in a challenging market.

• Choose a good day for viewing

Ethnic Chinese often consult the Tong Sheng to pick an auspicious date and time for special occasions, such as weddings, moving to a new house or opening a business. Realtors and businessmen can similarly make use of the Tong Sheng to set a favourable appointment date and time to boost their chances of closing a deal.

The simplest way would be to identify the unfavourable day and time that would be incompatible with the realtor’s and his client’s zodiac (see calendar). There is a more advanced way of identifying the most auspicious appointment date and time, but we will not discuss that here.



Timings for business appointments

* Conflicting zodiacs should avoid making business appointment on this date

✓ Auspicious date/time for business appoinments

X Inauspicious date/time for business appoinments

Source: Lee Metaphysics

• Declutter the property

Clutter interferes with the flow of qi or energy around a property. A home with a balanced qi brings peace and tranquillity to those who step into its space.

Leaving footwear around the doorstep will hinder the flow of positive qi into the property. Shoes and slippers should be properly stored in a shoe rack to enhance the flow of qi and wealth into the house.

• Avoid having the kitchen door facing the main door

This layout may lead to loss of wealth. However, the problem can be easily countered by installing a curtain over the kitchen door.

Source: Lee Metaphysics

Lee Metaphysics

Anthony Lee is a feng shui consultant at Lee Metaphysics Consulting, with more than 10 years’ experience. He can be reached at leemetaphysics@gmail.com.

This article appeared in The Edge Property Pullout, Issue 699 (October 19, 2015) of The Edge Singapore. 


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