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Kinrara will get about two LRT stops
>>> http://www.patchay.com/2009/09/future-lrt-and-mrt-in-kl.html

The project is not bad since Kinrara is becoming "sought after". It's close to Giant and LRT. However some people are concern about the noise since LRT passing by this project.

This week tonnes of ppl queuing up to buy landed homes by I&P in Kinrara

i think better not depend too much on high rental..... some 3-room condos in strategic areas of PJ going for around 1100 to 1800 only....... and there is much supply around Bukit Jalil for TPM folks..........

and as i've expected... the proposed LRT route is delayed (for at least few weeks) and could change again...................

This post has been edited by accetera: Nov 11 2009, 09:49 PM

middle-market condos around Tropicana City mall (SS2), Damansara Perdana, Pelangi and Kota Damansara, Kelana Jaya, etc is around there........ all good condition ones.......... some furnished ones 3-bedroom around 1600 to 1900 only... interested?

if i'm not mistaken even Casa Indah condos (very nice one fronting golf and near bustling town centre) is going around 1500 only......

This post has been edited by accetera: Nov 11 2009, 11:00 PM

I expect around 1200-1500 for Zest..... the property will appreciate in prices but not the rental..... coz i dont think many young local ppl like me can pay high rental.... furthermore one have to consider the high density of the surrounding areas..........

Somehow in Malaysia, the public transport (LRT) is not a very strong factor due to its inconsistency and limited coverage. Many people rent around middle-market condos/house in Kelana Jaya/Taman Mayang/Taman Megah areas but the average rentals are the same (perhaps lower) as those areas without LRT. Condos in KL such as Seri Maya are highend types so shouldnt be compared (many expatriates there).

Another note: Some residents in Sunway want the LRT alignment to change towards their area and this could entirely change the route in Puchong area.

This post has been edited by accetera: Nov 12 2009, 09:35 AM

Actually alot has to do with quality of the condos (workmanship, landscaping, etc) when completed. Most big time (Grade A) developers succeed in this due to their financial muscle and reputation. And then the quality of residential management of the condos.

I was wondering how many units in The Zest? It will be good for investment if not too high density.

btw setia walk vs the zest.... which one you guys think will be better for rent and appreciation?

Jalil Park City by HoHup will help turnaround Bukit Jalil area.... however, the problems we hear from HoHup now is not very encouraging....