In the current Hue selection, West Sky OXH1 and East Sky OXH2 belong to Ecogarden but remain separate records. The township name cannot establish whether a building has been handed over or a phase is accepting applications. Record building codes and notice dates, then ask the receiving office about the process for your household. At a viewing, follow the unit-to-parking and exit routes; rain cover, level changes and shared spaces deserve direct attention rather than assumptions from a master plan.
East Sky is the separate OXH2 scheme; West Sky's handover records should not be imported into this listing. Four buildings in a plan do not establish which are accepting applications or when a particular home can be used. Keep a simple record of building, phase, dated progress document and facilities included in its handover scope.
Look up West Sky by building name because its phases have separate milestones. The W1 record helps locate an enquiry within Ecogarden; it does not establish that an offered home, or the whole neighbourhood, is ready. During a viewing, trace the route from the unit to parking and identify the operator responsible for that building.
Two numbers side by side are not yet a comparison. Before calling an apartment cheaper, establish the price type, area basis, included items and observation date. A useful comparison can contain unknowns; precision without matching inputs is misleading.
A route plan asks whether a journey is possible; a diary asks how it fits your week. Record representative trips without turning a small sample into a citywide verdict. Identify what works, what is tiring and what needs testing.
A second viewing is useful when it answers questions the first could not. Arrange two different, relevant time windows and repeat the same small tasks. You are building a comparable record of the actual unit and its approach—not proving that an entire building is quiet, safe or well managed.