If ur planning to buy AH3, read this thread from page 1 to last. AH1 owners I think are luckier compared to AH2 owners. AH2 have A LOT of problems. Almost every AH2 owners I met and spoke to, have some complains about the building, or the management, or the sales team. The unit inside structure is out of place, walls not in line, not straight, so many more, and all this comes from the advertised 'Luxurious Lifestyle', my ass. AH3 has a 'proposed' rooftop lounge area which contains pool, gym, garden, etc. This is subject to approval from the authority. When AH2 standard water tank also they can't do properly, people staying on the level below the water tank face so many problems because of screwed up water tank system done by this developer. Do you actually think this developer will be able to do complete AH3 together with the lounge, WITHOUT any problems?

Considering the surrounding, the trees around AH are the only things nice, because it cools the whole AH area, hardly have a hot day when you're there. Once you step out of AH, it's a different world. You see rural chinese kampung and you must go through 5,342,800 humps before reaching the main road. The traffic jam in that area is...acceptable, happens only near the town heading towards South City. Anyway which place in KL has got no traffic jam nowadays? So considering that, this place is not bad. You get a lot of nice chinese food around this place, you have futsal/badminton court nearby, quite peaceful environment, a 'proposed' MEX highway connection (not sure it will happen or not) nearby so easier access to KL/Putrajaya, free hold.

Pool is not bad, but not deep enough. Gym facilities? There are none, meaning none are in working condition, unless you only want to carry weights. All time 'out of order' paper stick on the threadmills and bicycles. Believe it or not, it has not been replaced for more than 1 year

So, that's my comment on AH. Think hard and make a wise decision for yourself and your family. And yeah, this developer Premier Consortium is blacklisted by Kementerian Perumahan Kerajaan Tempatan (KPKT) for some compound issue. Feel free to do some research on KPKT website. Does it mean they have no money? Does it mean AH3 will be delayed for another extra 6 months - 1 year - 2 years - 3 years? I don't know.

I'm calling all owners of AH block 1 & 2. There will be an AGM for all owners which is happening on 8th October 2011 10AM, all owners of all blocks please come and demand for our rights. They give us 'Luxurious lifestyle', we demand for 'Luxurious lifestyle' ok? Thanks!

Hi Jason,
My suggestion, take some time to type out your complain letter. Attach all your documents and walk in to Putrajaya KPKT.
It takes less than 30 minutes. And believe me, after I wrote in my complain to them, within the next 7 days there was a letter
from KPKT to developer asking them the solution on this problem. And as per what the Pengarah told, if they get many complaints
on the same issue, they will walk in to aman heights and do an inspection, and that will leave the developer with no choice but
to repair it as per what KPKT instructs them. You have paid to stay there, might as well take this extra mile and just proceed with the
law. This kind of developers needs to be taught a lesson.

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Added on September 9, 2011, 11:07 am
Hi Thiansc,
I would suggest the same to you. First do a documentation on all your defect, with pictures. Also list down what are the rectification you are expecting from them. Print out (colour printing) for pictures. Walk to the Sales Manager Esther and make her sign in. Don't buy her sarcasm and don't be soft with her. Raise your voice a little and make her sign in cause I witness someone doing that when she refused to sign and she ended up signing in.
Next step, type a complain letter to KPKT. Put down in order first date you reported the defect, and that when you collected the key you were not happy cause more defects, etc.
Submit the attachment signed by Esther along with your complain letter to KPKT, go to the 30th floor if i remember correctly. They will ask you to fill up a form, and submit your attachements.
Within 7 working days, letter would be sent out to developer. Developer has no choice but to reply to them what they did to repair and if you know its not true and you are not happy, reply back to KPKT and KPKT will walk in to aman heights and inspect ur unit as well as all those has complaint. This will put the developer in deep shit and they MUST adhere to what KPKT wants.
At my end, I already did all above and now I am waiting for the developer's reply to KPKT. But the repair was done better when they knew we had wrote in to KPKT.
The job at KPKT will only require less than 30 minutes of the time. So please do it, so that this developer has some fear towards the purchaser.

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Added on September 9, 2011, 11:23 amBy the way, just to check with the purchasers of AH2, have any of you received any letter from the laywer requesting you to pay a certain sum for strata title? My friend said he just received a letter to pay RM2600..I have yet to receive mine...

Halo, i juz plan to purchase Aman height 2. it on 6th floor, do anyone can comment on the work (only 6th floor)?? I can accept there will be more defect during the end stage due to the developer rushing to complete the block. but it should be less defects at lower floor, right?? juz my own opinion. can anyone comment on this??  Thanks

Hi Danny,
Yes, I think you can try to go to the KPKT as well. Because they have a column that you indicate what is your problem and I indicated "kecacatan mutu kerja". So what you basically need to write in your letter is the first time you made a report on your defect, and when it was done. And then put in that you are still very unhappy about the work they did because again defects occurred and this time a major one and explain a little bit on the defect. You could also add that this problem is not faced by you alone but by majority of the units in AH2 and thus you require the relevant authorities to make a site visit in order for the developer to rectify their defects and not just do a temporary repair as solution. Once done with the complain, wait for 14 days and then if you updates, you may call KPKT and get an update. Last time during my problem, the person in charged in KPKT told me to a report fast and not delay. Cause I think they will compile the complaints. The more complaints that go to the KPKT, the better for AH2 cause that means the authorities need to take action.

My unit still got leakage. Really teruk. I just called up Ah San. He told me he no more working with them already.