QUOTE(New Klang @ Feb 28 2012, 11:20 AM)
In my opinion, these houses have large built up therefore can cater for large families. It is quite near and accesible to Subang Jaya town centre as well as NKVE. his location should be doing very well and can fetch premium. The completed ones have capital gains of 100%.
However I have a few questions in my mind.
I am quite surprise that the minimum price for 28X70 is only RM 1M. I wonder the indicative price for whether it will be already sold out before public launching.
Someone mentioned that houses with Shah Alam title is not that preferable. I wonder why? What is the quota for non-bumi?
I can assume that for high end property location like this one, gated and guarded should be made a standard feature. Wonder if the developer include this as a selling point.
Wonder whether the building quality is comparable with phase 1 completed units.
28' x 70' built up only 2700sf - make up to bout RM347/sf, 28'x120' is still a better buy, I&P is a reputable developer, they will keep their promise. (I think 70% reserved for public balloting, 50% of total units reserved for Bumi quota).
Shah Alam was not famous (for Chinese buyers) in those days (before 2005), but now it's totally change. In Northern SA, we hv SEP and Setia Alam, East - Glenmarie, South - Kota kemuning, Bkt Rimau and Alam Impian, all are doing very well. Only the Pusat Bdr Shah Alam Chinese has hesitation to move in.
Temasya Glenmarie - Non G+G
The quality for coming launching is definitely better than the Phase 1 by Petaling Garden. But facde not nice.
This post has been edited by UFO-ET: Feb 28 2012, 11:34 AM